Editing Talk:Dragon King: The Fighting Game
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== Footage and information has been released == | == Footage and information has been released == | ||
On his Youtube channel, Masahiro Sakurai has released a video (uploaded [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3IOWaVDbx0 here]) detailing the early concepts and lead up to creating Super Smash Bros, including information and never before seen footage this prototype prototype. Of note, this isn't an "unfinished low-budget fighting game intended for release" as claimed by the article, but was instead a prototype for a proposal that would later become Super Smash Brothers. Much of the article will also have to be rewritten, as it is almost entire speculation and guesswork due to its former status as effectively lost media. | On his Youtube channel, Masahiro Sakurai has released a video (uploaded [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3IOWaVDbx0 here]) detailing the early concepts and lead up to creating Super Smash Bros, including information and never before seen footage this prototype prototype. Of note, this isn't an "unfinished low-budget fighting game intended for release" as claimed by the article, but was instead a prototype for a proposal that would later become Super Smash Brothers. Much of the article will also have to be rewritten, as it is almost entire speculation and guesswork due to its former status as effectively lost media. | ||
