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Pikachu's up smash is one of the fastest in the game, with decent power to boot, and is excellent for KOs while its down smash locks the opponent for multiple

distance and massive horizontal distance, and has decent KO potential to boot. On the other hand, in terms of kill options, Flying Slam is the fastest

characters to punish out of shield. Up aerial is a fantastic juggling option to boot, while neutral aerial notably converts into both up smash and down smash

reduced knockback and the changes to hitstun canceling, both of which have re-purposed it into a reliable combo starter that can be followed up with his

strongest smash attack in both damage and knockback, having large range to boot, making it terrific for hard reads or punishes, his up smash has high vertical

and store in the Mars base for further research. The events of the 2016 reboot, simply titled Doom, begin when the Doom Slayer is released from his sarcophagus

decently fast overall, which further adds to Ivysaur's already strong range. To boot, all of its throws deal at least 7% damage. While its forward throw is ironically

360 and PlayStation 3 in 2010, with a PC version in 2013. Being a total reboot of the series, the game has a new continuity with Gabriel Belmont facing

original game for some time and ultimately chose Kid Icarus for this series reboot. Sakurai's choice of Kid Icarus was both due to its long absence from the

parka is now brown instead of black. Additionally, their costumes have been re-ordered; the Nana-leading costumes now occupy the second half of their costumes

he produced Star Fox 64, which is for many intents and purposes a series reboot and a remake combining the story and gameplay elements of both Star Fox

first develop Diddy Kong Racing in 1997; the game was retooled from an N64 reboot of the R.C. Pro-Am series and featured a host of original characters starring

eleven languages that the game should be displayed in. The software must reboot every time the language is changed.

so he proceeded on a project that could more accurately be described as a reboot that shared thematic similarities: the Xenosaga trilogy (which was originally

DuckTales, and Nintendo's Nintendo Wars series with Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp. In Ultimate, Shantae from the eponymous series appears as a spirit, alongside

only if you're really close to it. It's a quick albeit risky way to descend quickly. You can grab onto an edge on the way down, but only if you're close enough

simulation game. Maxis finally returned to the series with SimCity, a complete reboot of the series in 2013. However, this release ended up being the most controversial

although some moves had their hit sound effects changed. The narrator has a few re-recorded lines in the International versions; samples such as "Fox", "Board

Pokémon must be weakened in some way before they can be captured, but once they're inside a Poké Ball, they enjoy their new home, since Poké Balls contain an

distance than it did previously and with drastically greater ending lag to boot, while it is much weaker as an attack and no longer auto-sweetspots the ledge