08-25-2009, 01:17 AM
A ) F-Zero IS a forgotten franchise. Its popularity is on par with Pikmin. Put simply, F-Zero is forgotten because Mario Kart exists.
B )He's another sword user. Something I'm trying to stay away from. You may argue that the Masked Man is also a sword user, but he uses bombs, electricity, and a jet pack as well. The only thing we know about Goroh is that he drives a car and uses a sword.
C ) The cartoon doesn't really seem valid, as Goroh wasn't even the villan if I remember correctly.
D ) Unlike Star Fox, we've only seen Goroh in a car. Captain Falcon has attacks only because Nintendo made stuff up. We don't have the authority to make one for Goroh. His problem is that he's even flatter than Little Mac as a character. With all other characters we're using in-game information to make movesets. Goroh presents us with nothing to use.
E ) Captain Falcon is the only one that matters from F-Zero. And he's only popular now because of Smash Bros. See point A.
F ) Are Mother or Fire Emblem more deserving? Maybe not. But they are more interesting and they lend themselves to more possibilities more easily.
B )He's another sword user. Something I'm trying to stay away from. You may argue that the Masked Man is also a sword user, but he uses bombs, electricity, and a jet pack as well. The only thing we know about Goroh is that he drives a car and uses a sword.
C ) The cartoon doesn't really seem valid, as Goroh wasn't even the villan if I remember correctly.
D ) Unlike Star Fox, we've only seen Goroh in a car. Captain Falcon has attacks only because Nintendo made stuff up. We don't have the authority to make one for Goroh. His problem is that he's even flatter than Little Mac as a character. With all other characters we're using in-game information to make movesets. Goroh presents us with nothing to use.
E ) Captain Falcon is the only one that matters from F-Zero. And he's only popular now because of Smash Bros. See point A.
F ) Are Mother or Fire Emblem more deserving? Maybe not. But they are more interesting and they lend themselves to more possibilities more easily.