Yoshi (both animations) - first one has Yoshi get upset or mad causing a teammate to go up to him and comfort him (sometimes telling him that it's wrong to do that), while the second one has him get mad (and making gestures) at the opponent's team, in a hilariously gibberish way.Mario, Luigi, Bowser, Diddy Kong, and Petey Piranha (first losing animation).Petey Piranha (second losing animation) - While the sidekicks are running, Petey eats one of the sidekicks from the opposing team and then spits them out.Diddy Kong (second losing animation) - Diddy Kong throws a tantrum like a child.Bowser (second losing animation) - Bowser breaths fire on his team while his sidekicks run around.Donkey Kong (second losing animation) - Donkey Kong slams the opponents down using his shockwave and stomps.Waluigi (second losing animation) - When Waluigi walks away, he quickly punches the camera after shouting "Say cheese!".Wario (both animations) - first one has Wario try to kill himself with a Bob-omb, and second is where he does the same, but with the soccer ball instead.and the second has her throwing a tantrum, causing 2 of her teammates to get scared of her. Daisy (both animations) - first one has Daisy getting overacted and upset.Peach (both animations) - first one has Peach getting mad then throwing a tantrum, second has her getting mad again, only this time she's taking her anger out on a sidekick.These animations are infamous for their mean-spirited actions, though not all of them have those. Each team captains have two losing animations (first one for sad animation and the second one for angry animation). The losing animations are animations that appear when the opponent gains a score in Mario Strikers Charged. If you enjoyed the original (or the wonderful classic Sega Soccer Slam), you'll likely flip over this.Look at that face Luigi (Another decent example) Mario Strikers Charged is out in Europe this month, but won't make it to the US until July 30. You can, of course, play against random non-Friend rivals. That's how it was explained to me in the heat of battle, anyway. And only two people can be linked up for online play at once, so you can't get a four-player game going on four different machines. Unfortunately, you can only put two players on a side (so no four-on-four matches). We played against people at Nintendo's headquarters, so it's not like there was a lot of distance between us (Redmond is a half hour by car from Seattle). Aside from the usual bitching about Friend Codes and lack of voice chat and such, it worked very well. Mario Strikers Charged is also the first major Wii game to offer online competitive play. And of course, you can throw Koopa shells around the arena, making for nonstop havoc. Mario can grow giant, Peach can freeze opponents with her Polaroid camera for some reason, and Daisy can perform the mysterious Crystal Smash (above). Each captain has a special move that you can execute when you pick up power-ups.
You can try to score a few goals quickly, or play around with the ball and charge a lengthy shot in hopes of building a commanding lead in mere seconds - if you're good or lucky enough. So there is, as you can see, a robust risk-reward system at play here.
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