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People can enjoy it, doesn't mean it's a good game/piece of software.

It looks cutesy rather than humourous?

I love strategy games and humor, much like anybody else interested in the game I suppose.

UGH, you know this was going to be the first Wii game I bought since the fall of last year. Why must they keep taunting me

You have a strange definition of shit

Mediocre graphics, surprisingly good controls (haven't gone the full mile yet) and HORRIBLE CAMERA CONTROL

Thompson did his fair share of "pimping" in court

That's not a tier list. A tier list is an ordered list of who you expect to win torunaments while also taking their potential into account. In other words, considering each character is played as perfectly as humanly possible, it's a list of best to worst. In my opinion Bowser's a bit too high. Sure he fares much better than in melee, but he does not have that much advantages over a lot of the characters under him. But yeah, expect it to change a few times, also it's not really revelant for our matches here.

I have no idea why they think it wouldn't sell well.

I made a video with the special taunts you can do on Corneria with Fox and Falco. This needs a couple of hours to improve quality, but I'll link it anyway: My favorite is Fox's first one. When I'm a bit more patient I'll do Lylat Cruise too.

Reading Alice in Wonderland?

not on boss battles

Of course it takes advantage. Your wii has data going out, does it not? If it tries to use a port that is blocked it will stall until it can find one that isn't (or until your router unblocks that port). Also it works from experience. http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/systems/wii/en_na/onlineWirelessSlow.jsp -> This url has the most common problems but http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/wfc/en_na/ds/results.jsp?error_code=86420&system=Wii&locale=en_US&action2.x=18&action2.y=29 -> it doesn't mention port forwarding for some reason. As you can see, an alternative to DMZ'ing your wii is unblocking all of the ports in udp protocol (which is a lot less feasible).

Until you've put your Wii in DMZ you've no right to complain about lag.

It's like that for any competitive game that doesn't have an M rating.