Nintendo doesn't go overboard with violence. You won't see many games with an MA rating on them in the shelves of the games store. Yet, there are a few exceptions. Some good, some not so good. The Nintendo Wii is meant to be a console which anyone can enjoy and that means kids as well, which is probably why you don't see super violent games for the Wii.
Let's face it, Nintendo sells with nostalgia. It's just how they do it. There have been loads of Zelda games as well as Mario. Each one however brings something new into the mix to keep it fresh. But recently, Nintendo have been even more reliant on the nostalgia: Donkey Kong Country Returns, Goldeneye Wii, Metroid Prime trilogy, The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time 3D, Lylat Wars 3D. Notice anything? These are almost all remakes of their original games. While DK and Goldeneye don't possess much of their originals gameplay, the Metroid and the 3DS titles are complete remakes. Is this how nintendo sell? Yes actually. People keep buying the games. Weather it is a new audience buying them, or veteran gamers, they keep buying them. But even so, take a look at something like Mario Kart Wii. Half of the tracks were classic ones. Why did people buy the game if it was just a trip down memory lane? Because it wasn't. The games sported new Karts, features, online multiplayer and new controls. 
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Okay, a few weeks ago, I got a copy of pokemon white. this pokemon game, like its predecessors has a choice of 3 pokemon that you can start with. these 3 pokemon tend to be fire, water and grass type. my first disection will be of the pokemon that I chose, tepig. Tepig is the new fire type starter pokemon and, surprisingly, is not the fastest of the three! its speed is only 45. when compared with snivy, the grass type starter, tepig is slower than a snail! however, tepig makes up for its lack of speed with a high HP and attack stat. HP-65 and Attack
-63. once Tepig becomes an Emboar at level 36, its attack stat becomes its most powerful stat at 123! a good choice for trainers who like powerful pokemon who can take a hit and bounce back for the victory also, Emboar is quite useful in the later gyms as gyms no. 2, 3, and 7 use pokemon that are weak against it. I won't reveal what types they use exactly but I will provide a link to the site that I got the info on tepig from Tepig was my choice for a starter in black and white. post comments on what starter you would choose (or which one that you did) and why. Here is the link: http://pokemon.marriland.com/black_white/pokedex Dr Nick
This Nintendo mascot seems to be able to do anything. From saving princess's by jumping on the many heads of turtles, to tennis playing, to kart racing, to golfing, to footballing, to playing basketball, to doctoring, to baseballing and he is even seen plumbing on some rare occasions. It's only natural Nintendo would use Mario in SSBB.
His special moves are quite distinct. His standard "B" is a tiny little fireball projectile attack which doesn't deal much damage or travel quickly. It is, however, extremely good for preventing charge attacks from being charged. If you use it in the air, the enemy is unable to attack for a few seconds. The fireball is more to off-balance your opponent rather than do great damage. His side "B" is a cape, which reflects projectiles. But its real use is to gain horizontal recovery. Up "B" is his recovery move: the ever annoying coin punch. His down "B" move is the only one that's changed since his debut in Super Smash Bros. From the Mario tornado, to the F.L.U.D.D. As seen in Super Mario Sunshine, it squirts water! This doesn't do any damage, but is instead a recovery move blocker. Picture this: You (Mario) are fighting Capt Falcon on the Lylat stage. He has been knocked off and the only way back onto the stage is by using his recovery move. But as he's doing it, you squirt, squirt like you've never squirted before! He is stopped in his tracks. His move used up, he falls to his death, you win the match and become world famous. Before the F.L.U.D.D. can be used, it must be charged. Use it when the time is right.
His final smash however, is terrible. He leaps back and unleashes his Mario Finale. It looks cool, but it is easily avoided and does little damage. Every now and then, it will push somebody off the stage, but it happens too rarely. 
ace off is one of the coolest cutscenes in the game. I thought it was a little strange that they portrayed Lucas as such a scared timid character. I have been recently been playing Mother 3 and Lucas was definitely not being that timid. Yes that is a top hat that I photoshopped terribly onto Lucas' head, name one situation that isn't made better by a top hat. Anyway... Lucas seems to be an alternate v
ersion of Ness. They share several moves like PK thunder, PK fire, PSI magnet. Even their final smash PK starstorm is shared. There are big differences between them though, lucas' PK thunder can go straight through people and hurt them several times, while Ness' PK thunder can only hit people once but it does more damage than Lucas'. Which one you like more is subjective. It seems like not many people like using Lucas as he is difficult to get used to but once you have gotten the hang of PK thunder you can shoot your self in any direction you want at high speed making it easy to get back to the stage, this seems like an annoying and difficult technique to use but it is definitely worth while. So Lucas can not only attack people from a distance, but also close up and can even heal himself. These are all reasons why I prefer Lucas to many other characters.
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
