Topic: Super Smash Bros. for Wii U - OT

And yeah, I understand now, I edited my post, so it is possible.

Yeah, sorry man. Everyone speculated "rumble", or "clash", but nope, we got "3DS/Wii U".

I'd also really like King K. Rool, because I have a friend who really wants him, so I want him to get his wish.

All I really want to know is the release date,I can find out the rest by playng the game

I concur.

The surprise could be negative, what then?
If you see general mechanics you can ether decide to not buy the game OR get used to it in advance.

Its either gonna be a June or July game. Bayonetta 2 is either gonna be a July or August game.

I'm expecting 3 new characters and some veterans
New stage builder
Adventure mode returns
Etc

HYPE

I feel that there'll be at least one newcomer, and one veteran revealed.

I'm still expecting a winter release for these games. So maybe "November" or "December", or at least the quarter they are aiming for. (Obviously not 1st quarter, though...)

Can I get a link please?

You can just google it... there are multiple sources confirming this, and I remember it was confirmed for a long time now. Sakurai wanted a simpler title, so he chose Wii U/3DS.

I already saw the general mechanics and decided to buy only the Wii U version

My dream ADVENTURE MODE. First you start out in the Mushroom Kingdom, (maybe somewhere else) then you keep traveling just like melee. But this time you can go down different pathways which lead you to different areas. For example: one door you from the MK to hyrule or MK to Dream Land. Also maybe these can lead you to different bosses too.

Sorry if the grammar is off, I was speed typing this through my phone.

@Randomname19
Well. The E3 gameplay could be an early build you know. It is still worth it to look if they have changed major gamplaymechanics. ^^
If there are any gameplay in the direct.

@2Sang No, no, no, that's perfectly reasonable! And don't forget! We totally need them to show us the unique break the targets and board the platforms stages for all 300+ characters! Not to mention a release date in June set just a week or two after E3. We also want intro cutscenes for all 300+ characters, unique stages for all 300+ characters, and an infinitely branching story mode that lets you handle the game in any order you choose, so if you want Wolf, all you have to do is find the Star Fox area in the story mode and fight him. You know, stuff like that.

But in all honestly, I don't expect more than three character reveals, and I'd be shocked if two of those weren't veterans. I still think a Winter release date is much too far off for us to assume it'll come out at that time. I know Black Friday will be big for the Wii U, this year, but you do realize that so long as the game is out by November, it'll still be on store shelves at that point. Smash is big. Like. Really big. Releasing in September or August probably won't hurt its sales, at all.

I swear to God, if LordJumpMad isn't in this game...

AWWW YEAH!

I totally forgot that!!! NICE!!!!

Honestly, aside from online and the full roster, I think any subject having to do with Smash is fair game, right now. It's far enough into development that a veteran developer would likely have most concepts set and ready to be programmed, tested, and fixed. At this point, I can't imagine anything drastic changing about the game, aside from the exclusion of a character because for whatever reason, the 3DS version rejects them.

I'm really hoping to see the Adventure Mode from Melee back. It had so much more replayability than Brawl's Subspace back and forth beat em up thing.

I could be wrong, but could the lack of a Subspace Emissary-like Adventure Mode actually have sped up development? I mean, I know that the new games will have an Adventure Mode... We've already seen a screenshot of it in the 3DS version... But as far as I know, it's not on the same scope as SSE, and it won't have any heavy cutscenes. (It could still have cutscenes similar to Melee's very few cutscenes, but Melee's had very few, and they weren't really story driven at all.)

I mean, them making one game for Wii U and one for 3DS could also slow down development too, but I don't know.

I definitely think it sped up development. A lot of time would of had to of gone into SSE, but instead that time can be focused on actual game development. Sure doing two versions of the same game on different platforms isn't easy, but its not like they have to do extra concepting for each version.