Can you love two versions of Smash Bros equally? What about if one of them has a big, juicy eight-player mode? It is, as the folks at Dorkly posit, a true conundrum.
If you’re a die-hard Smash Bros acolyte, then it’s a given that you’ll be getting the Wii U version of Nintendo’s all-star brawler when it hits in a few weeks. But, the open question is if the portable 3DS iteration of Smash Bros. will be able to keep a player’s attention. Chances are slim, according to this comic.
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7 responses to “The Problem Every Smash Bros Fan Will Face”
Considering both fill a need I have, don’t really see me ignoring either version.
I agree. Wii U when I’m at home, 3DS when I’m on the train. Simples!
Wii U version is 8 smashes for the price of one!
I love Smash and cannot wait to get into it but I have never had any interest in the 3DS version from the time it was announced until this present day. I can’t see it working well on a portable and secondly I haven’t turned my 3DS on since I got my Wii U just after launch.
I might have given the demo a spin but I got the early access invite code the day after I gave the system away to a really disadvantaged family. Oh well.
no way would i buy a wii u for this, ill stick to my 3ds thanks
I’m happy with portable smash 🙂 i dont have any urge to go get the Wii U version now 🙂
Robins coat physics exclusive to Wii U!
Good old Koblagu such a great source for gaming news.