I know it may be difficult to pull off on 3DS, but there is no excuse for lack of voice chat, at least with friends, on the Wii U version. In short, we as players need more information on how these bans will be handed out.Īlso, I will be pissed if there is no online voice chat for this game. I mean, banning people for “Relentlessly targeting of an individual”? What does that even mean? In four player matches would you be banned for constantly targeting a player who keeps winning, and thus has a higher score and needs to die? Also, depending on the rules, Self Destructing, in order to lose a life and prevent other players from gaining a point, is a legitimate strategy that could get players banned. The Temporary Ban system is a bit troubling in regards to some of the rules. Hopefully, Communities will be announced in the near future. It seems like a huge missed opportunity at this point, especially since it would allow groups to set their own rulesets. I’m just wondering why Communities, like those found in Mario Kart 7, aren’t currently known to be implemented in the games. Luckily, the shortcomings of both For Fun and For Glory will be modes will be avoidable to a degree since it will be possible to play with any ruleset with registered Friends. Multiple neutral stages should be offered in this mode. While I know it’s a common Internet joke that tournament style players only want Final Destination, this is not true. Since when do Smash pros play timed matches? Also the only stages allowed will be Final Destination. Importantly, no item 1 on 1 battles are allowed in this mode, but it looks like the matches will also be time based. My only problem with this is that it appears to only allow for timed battles, and why is the Final Destination stage banned here? With all the items and such turned on, what’s the big deal?įor Glory targets the hardcore Smash enthusiasts and will display both wins and losses on a player’s record. The two online modes, For Fun and For Glory, sound pretty good and attract the two different types of players that enjoy the series.įor Fun targets the more casual players, allowing them to face each other with all the items turned on.
This should be common sense, but the fact that it is being mentioned makes me worry about the stability of the game, especially since it’s clear a large majority of players won’t be using one. However, I think it’s a bit worrisome that Sakurai is suggesting that players use a Wii U LAN Adaptor to get a more stable connection. It’s great, but expected, news that there will be online play offered in both the Wii U and 3DS versions of the games. I understand the purpose of making many stages exclusive to each version, but I can’t help but wish that there were a way to unlock them in both copies of the game. Yeah, Boss characters likely won’t be good in more serious fights, but more casual players will surely enjoy them. I find the addition of Boss characters, on select stages, appealing, and love how they will offer benefits to the player responsible for their defeat. The new stages do look like a lot of fun. I just hope Nintendo is able to make the connectivity between the two titles compelling enough so all the people that have purchased the 3DS version will really want the Wii U counterpart. With that said, I can’t wait to get my hands on any version. experience available to them without the cost of having to purchase a Wii U won’t help increase the consoles sales as much as if the release dates were reversed. There are far more 3DS owners out there, and having a similar Smash Bros. The general consensus among fans has been that the 3DS version of the game will, likely, cannibalize the sales of the Wii U version. will be coming out before the Wii U version. I find it rather shocking that the 3DS Super Smash Bros. games from varying perspectives, and would like to share my thoughts on this Direct’s announcements. It’s because of this that I have an understanding of the Smash Bros. Since then I’ve gone from being a more casual player, insisting on items being used, to someone who prefers to play with a more tournament style rule set. since the day the first one hit North America. It’s clear these titles are going to be something special for Nintendo fans. games was filled with a ton of incredible information.
Yesterday’s Nintendo Direct focusing solely on the two upcoming Super Smash Bros.
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