[NDS] All Kamen Riders: Rider Generation

They include Birth but not New Den-O?! Birth is a secondary Rider, yes he's in OOO but he's secondary. And (in my opinion) New Den-O shouldn't even be considered a secondary rider, he's the successor to Den-O. He was even in the anniversary movie with OOO. Man, now i'm pissed>:(
That's the key word. Your opinion. It could be wrong and chances are it probably is. Stop whining cause you didn't get 1 character.
That's because Den-O got overspammed and I hate him and told the producers not to include New Den-O into the game.:thumbs:
Hater gona hate.
 
They include Birth but not New Den-O?! Birth is a secondary Rider, yes he's in OOO but he's secondary. And (in my opinion) New Den-O shouldn't even be considered a secondary rider, he's the successor to Den-O. He was even in the anniversary movie with OOO. Man, now i'm pissed>:(

This game wasn't based (directly) on the anniversary movie though, and Let's Go Kamen Riders still was a Den-O movie. Let's see if New Den-O will appear in an All main Riders line up outside of a Den-O movie before saying that he's a main Rider. Diend got to be in Decade's All Riders line up, but he obviously didn't stay there in Let's Go Kamen Riders, only appearing alongside the other secondary Riders.
 
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After losing a bunch of times with Kabuto in Climax difficulty while trying to leel him up, I noticed something familiar about his dying cry... It seems to be the same one used in the first scene of Movie Wars 2010. They just slowed down the voice clip slightly there. I guess that explains why he doesn't speak a full sentence nor is listed in the movie's credits.

I wonder if the same happened with Ryuuki in All Riders. He has that "all right!" shout used twice, and the one in this game also says that, but I haven't compared the clips directly to see if it's the same voice. I won't be surprised if it's the same Ganbaride stock audio though.
 
After losing a bunch of times with Kabuto in Climax difficulty while trying to leel him up, I noticed something familiar about his dying cry... It seems to be the same one used in the first scene of Movie Wars 2010. They just slowed down the voice clip slightly there. I guess that explains why he doesn't speak a full sentence nor is listed in the movie's credits.

I wonder if the same happened with Ryuuki in All Riders. He has that "all right!" shout used twice, and the one in this game also says that, but I haven't compared the clips directly to see if it's the same voice. I won't be surprised if it's the same Ganbaride stock audio though.

Most of the voice are probably copied from Ganbaride and Climax Heroes. Faiz sounds the same in Climax Heroes OOO.
 
Most emulators and flashcarts have built in Action Replay. If you've got the actual game cartridge, go buy the appropriate Action Replay cartridge for whatever DS you're using. Buying begets more buying! *Kefka laughter*
 
Most emulators and flashcarts have built in Action Replay. If you've got the actual game cartridge, go buy the appropriate Action Replay cartridge for whatever DS you're using. Buying begets more buying! *Kefka laughter*

lol clearly. Another question for you, how do you know you've actually done the mission requirements, is that what the stars are for on the map screen. Or do those just indicate that you beat the level. I know they tell you at the end of the level, but I forget which ones I need to go back and finish.
 
The stars on the top-screen tell ya you finished a mission. It helps that after clearing a mission, the game actually says out loud "MISSION CLEAR" : B
 
I've got a few questions that I wonder if any of you guys were able to figure out:

First of all, what is Ratoratah's A move supposed to do? Is it just a dash? I mean it's kind of odd considering how every one's special moves (from every direction) end up being attack moves yet Ratoratah gets one move that doesn't seem to do anything but make him move forward which is kind of pointless in my opinion.

Then my next question, do elemental properties actually do something? Some attacks actually leave an aftereffect to indicate it's an elemental attack, ice crystals for ice attacks, sparks for lightning attacks, and a fireball for fire attacks. Super-1 even has a gimmick that even changes his elemental properties. Yet it doesn't seem to do anything. Do Elemental attacks give some type of advantage to this game or is Super-1's gimmick just for looks?
 

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