What does "No R 4 U" mean?

[Ageless]

I searched here to see if someone else had asked yet, none did.
Checked through Google and didn't find anything definitive.

So what does the No R 4 U in Edge and Pearl mean? I've never been into the l33t sp34k, so forgive me.

[megashroom°]

I searched here to see if someone else had asked yet, none did.
Checked through Google and didn't find anything definitive.

So what does the No R 4 U in Edge and Pearl mean? I've never been into the l33t sp34k, so forgive me.

It actually has been asked. Can't rememer where tho.
It is a achivement kind'a thing in Super Smash Bros Melee, if i got it right.

[Ageless]

It is a achivement kind'a thing in Super Smash Bros Melee, if i got it right.

Ah, I now put it in the search in quotes and it came up with references.
You're right, found it here.

[Amdor]

     
NoR4U / No R 4 U (noh-ahr-fohr-yoo) -interjection

Originally this was the name of an award a player could recieve in Super Smash Brothers Melee © for not useing either R or L shoulder buttons which activated the shield during a fight.

It has since been addapted to other video games as a word/phrase to say after defeating someone soundly in some sort of game, normally a fighting game although some people use it for raceing games (and sadder yet... mario party v_v)

The word/phrase implies that the recipient had been beaten without even putting up a fight (the one saying it didn't even have to defend themselves or their position)
Player A (1337 player) defeated Player B (n00b)in the fighting game called Mortal Kombat and achieved a "Flawless Victory"

Player B: "damnit you suck"
Player A: "haha, NoR4U"
Player B: "Shutup, fag"
 

It's like told to someone who -as above- gives up w/o fight. Then you should understand

[Bates]

If I hadn't given away my mod powers, I would so lock this thread. 

[WereVolvo]

If I hadn't given away my mod powers, I would so lock this thread. 

*rubs it in by inflicting lockage*