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ANIMAL CROSSING: Yep. New Leaf. DONKEY KONG: Country 1/2, Returns, 64, DK1. EARTHBOUND/MOTHER: No. F-ZERO: Played some of the GBA and SNES one but couldn't get into it. FIRE EMBLEM: Yeah. Sacred stones and Awakening GAME & WATCH: Yeah. A bunch of them. ICE CLIMBER: Yeah. It sucks. KID...

My interpretation of the quote is that stages that are from the Wii might be on the Wii U, but not the 3DS. We already know the two games will have different stages, so that lines up.

Not a bad idea. Could work like a Zelda Sheik kind of thing. However, the regenerating health could be a bit much unless the game is more offensive than Smash. What I'd personally prefer is a mode where you could pick multiple characters. For example, in a three stock match, you could pick...

First off, do you think it takes as much time to be good at brawl and melee? Second of all, I can enjoy and improve, and have engaging match ups in other games in less time without the same investment.

Double post.

It's not that I necessarily don't want to compete. I don't mean to be condescending or anything, but I have stuff to do. I would love nothing more than to be able to devote lots of time and energy to Smash, but that's just not in the cards. I don't know that I would devote the time and effort...

It's not that I necessarily don't want to compete. I don't mean to be condescending or anything, but I have stuff to do. I would love nothing more than to be able to devote lots of time and energy to Smash, but that's just not in the cards. I don't know that I would devote the time and effort...

Well yes, that is the definition of competitiveness. All the same, the statement that "you as a player are not rewarded for your achievements... etc." is an overstatement. The results of Brawl tournaments are fairly consistent, so there is a reasonable level of competitiveness. The thing is...

I can indeed affirm that I did not care too much about tripping. Obviously it bothered me if I was winning a match and lost because of tripping, but as someone who wasn't playing for money or anything, I got over any trip induced losses rather quickly, and had a few hearty chuckles over...

Tutorials would help, but only people who really want to put in the effort. To use Marvel as an example again, I stopped playing the game very much because of the difficulty. I was trying to learn Dante before I gave up, but any time I stopped playing the game for a couple of weeks, I...

That's sort of right, although I disagree with some things. While Street Fighter 4 requires a ridiculous amount of precision for certain things, you can get by in that game, even at mid level play, with simpler 3-4 hit combos and a good sense of timing and spacing, particularly if you're using...

Tbh I don't think Smash has a great need for tutorials, because of its robust 1P modes. There are a lot of different ways to practice and get better, even if there is little direct instruction. As for tutorials serving as a compromise so that we can have ATs and casual players being happy, I...

It's really not that complex. I'll use my personal experience as an example. I played Melee. A lot of melee. But at the time I played I never really looked online to learn ATs or anything like that. By the time I fought people who did that sort of thing it was several years into the...

I'm fairly sure the slingshot is his back air.

Sonic will most likely stay. Nintendo is going to have three exclusive Sonic games on the Wii U, and I'm sure Sega isn't objecting to the free advertising. It seems like a win-win, and the fact that he already has a moveset doesn't hurt his chances. If anything, Snake is a bit more likely to...