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Tvtropes rivals of aether tv#

There's for lack of a better term a "deck mechanic".

Story mode has a bunch of different game types and challenges.

It added supers before smash so that was different.

Opponents are killed by ring outs like Smash but there are walls that need to be destroyed.

(Effectively the same but no numbers and feels different)

Instead of a % health system your character loses color.

I don't consider Jump Super Stars for DS a smash clone despite being similar because it's different enough mechanically. To me changing enough of these for it to feel unique is fine.

Changing the camera perspective(not 2d).

Different inputs (no tilts + smash attacks).

Implementing different primary game modes (collect coins you knock out of people).

Changing the way to get kills (Sony All Stars, non % systems),.

To me it needs to be different mechanically.

Tvtropes rivals of aether tv#

For reference here is a TV Tropes page which contains a list of varying Platform Fighters.

I think everyone is going to have a separate line in the sand for this. Thank you for using the term Platform Fighter. Even if they are or aren't the same game, that doesn't stop others from making that comparison).

Take your pick between Battleborn, Paladins, or Law Breakers. Untangle the mysterious conflicts of the planet Aether in Story Mode or take your. Choose a Rival to bring into the battlefield and manipulate the powers of the classical elements and animal movement. The problem though is that while we probably had a good number of Platform Fighters, everyone can agree that Smash did it best (much like how there are many different kinds of "Hero Shooters" but if you're not Overwatch, you're going to get overlooked. RIVALS OF AETHER is an upcoming indie fighting game set in a world where warring civilizations summon the power of Fire, Water, Air, and Earth. When a game has percentages to knock enemies off screen- Smashīuild meter to obliterate your opponent- PS All StarsĪnd games use a Life Bar (which I can't think of one at the immediate moment, but they are there) I think the idea is that we have three different catagories of Platform Fighters (from what I can recall) Of course it tried to cash in on Smash's approach to having their mascots fight each other, but at least it wasn't under the same aspect of "build up percentage and send them flying" (although their approach again wasn't that well executed depending on who you ask). In fairness, PlayStaton All Stars Battle Royale would probably constitute the exception (all be it not a good one depending on who you ask).