It doesn't matter whose in it I only play Donkey kong
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Cooper Butler
Austin Evans
>putting Crash in when he hasn't been confirmed yet
Smashfags have a long history of jumping the gun and acting like something is "pretty much confirmed", and then they're not. Look at the recent embarrassment Dante and Arle fans went through. This has been going on since Brawl over a decade ago. It's OK to want something, but prematurely celebrating that HE'S IN will usually end poorly.
Dominic Hernandez
>Crash will never be in, he's a Sony mascot
I think you mean Kratos or Nathan Drake. Crash is owned by Activision and we both know this.
Oliver Thompson
You have way too much time on your hands. For a guy obsessed with a fighting game character, you surely love be a fat tub of lard.
Hunter Young
>Arle fans
>fans
Parker Gutierrez
It's just a fun what if. It's not entitlement or assumptions. I'm just going off what makes the most sense. A character who completes the total package for a dream roster. I could have taken it one more step forward and included Doomguy but didn't because it would have been too excessive.
Gabriel Price
I think he's referring to that papajewnose faggot who's the only one that kept pushing Arle for literally no reason.
Adrian Wright
>legends in filename
>banjo in the image
Like last thread, this implies that Banjo's an actual legend like Mario, Ryu, and Pac-Man.
Angel Price
Let's not also forget about johnny boy and his child lusted fagxplain shills who kept pushing for that fucking nobody.
Gavin Fisher
>an actual legend like Mario, Ryu, and Pac-Man.
Not on the same level but he is an icon of 3D platformers. He came around during a period where Mario 64 was the king of the genre and Rare created a game that was almost if not equally as good. People talked about him in the same vein as Mario and DK in the late 90s. If Microsoft never bought Rare, who knows how massive Banjo could have been but ti doesn't change the impact he left during his era. It's just one of those things zoomers will never understand and you had to be there to really experience it.