guyontheladder

i'm kinda glad we wont be seeing miis in online smash matches. i dont want to be fighting miis with giant eyes and cat ears. even if i was to take my wiiu to my friends' house, play locally, we would most likely have a "nobody can play as a mii" rule. i like them, and like the fact that nintendo made them their own character; i just wont want to be playing with them. some people would love playing as them, and more power to them, but i wont be one of those people.

I would consider nes remix 1 and 2 as a single entry, but other then that I cant complain.

I kinda want to get this game because of it's multiplayer, but i'd rather save up for ssb 3ds and the pokemon sapphire/ruby remake.

Aww, I wanted to get 'game and wario'. at least I can get 'pikmen 3', I've herd very good things about that game.

I dislike how most gaming journalists these days always have to mention the WIIU sales chart with every major Nintendo release (as if everybody doesn't already know by now), but love to cover up when a Xbox One game runs in 720p.

I would never use this technique, but I say keep it in. It's just one of the many silly things people do because they believe it would help them win. To take it out would take out that extra spark one finds in a competitive environment, thus making Mario kart 8 a weaker game. everyone should be entitled to what ever play style they believe gives them the best results, even if it does look a bit odd. besides, I've beat dozens of people in no items tournaments who were using this technique, its not as helpful as people think.