I guess you are right, seeing as Roy could have been better off if he had Marth's attack style. (Then they would be the same if they had the same style.)

in general, trust the people who have been playing this game competitively for 12 years to know something you might not about the game :/

Okay, I will.
But hey, I play casually on P64K if you want to play.

Every time I play Smash 64, I get raped by the rat or the fox. I'm so bad at that game, lol.

Huh, I have no problem with either of those two as Ness or Falcon.

Well, when you're trying to play as Samus and people are hitting you with massive combos, you probably aren't going to learn that much.

Use Jiggs
Well since you are playing SSB64 why not try to learn what's best to approach with since the CPU's just sheild all day.

Heh, tell me about it. All I find online are people who spam the same move and grab, like Fox's U-Air every time. What's worse is that I don't have enough time to attack until I am shot too high. At that time, I'm at like 120% or something.

And don't tell me that I can just simply move, either, because when I move then try to attack, he's right under me and hits me first.

...SSB64 online?
You mean through the emu's netplay?

I don't have instant access to the game, so practice is hard to do. I can play P:M without practice perfectly fine thanks to the mechanics the game has, but Smash 64's metagame is totally different from Melee's, and the only person that lives near me with a copy is a casual player (still a great friend though).

Is N64 emulation any good?

It's good it doesn't require a strong computer to run it at perfect speed.

Kaillera.

samus in ssb64, nuff said

Holy moly, pretty impressive stuff you've got there

btw this is the 2012 japanese national finals, kokoshi being the guy who beat isai at apex and jousuke being someone that isai says could be better than him