The character roster is superb, boasting a grand selection of Nintendo’s mascots, heroes, sidekicks, villains, and oddballs, accompanied by the aforementioned guests." on the 3DS is surprisingly crisp and detailed, running at a clean 60 frames per second. "The first handheld version of the game in the franchise, Smash Bros. And as unlikely as it may be, it fits like a glove." 3DS hasn't been compressed as much as it has been tailored. The result feels more honest and broadly appealing than any previous iteration." In their stead are a bevy of subtle new additions aimed at both casual players and the core crowd. "The 3DS game lacks some widely panned mechanics from Brawl, particularly the random tripping that would cause characters to simply fall over face first as well as the general feeling of a low-gravity floatiness. It stands right alongside Fire Emblem: Awakening and The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds as a game that every 3DS owner should play." "While there are definite areas where Nintendo could improve on Super Smash Bros. in an inevitable sequel, this is the most feature-complete, compelling Super Smash Bros. The multitude of ways to play and awesome customization gave me many reasons to keep fighting - and I’ve been at it for more than 45 hours already." "Smash 3DS is impressive and, for the most part, feels right at home on 3DS. The hardware may impede on the game every so often, but overall this iteration of Smash can stand proudly amongst its console predecessors." It’s an immeasurable nod to gaming’s past, and its vast array of playable characters and enjoyable gameplay makes for a great gaming experience. for 3DS is a must-have for Nintendo 3DS owners. would work, the review excerpts below will likely sway you toward picking up the game when it officially hits shelves next Friday. But if you've been thinking about checking out the 3DS version and were just wondering how a handheld take on Super Smash Bros. Of course, a Wii U version of Super Smash Bros. Still, from fresh modes of play to new characters, there seems to be plenty on display in this version of Smash that will encourage franchise's console-loving fans to give the 3DS a shot. Some early reviews indicate that the 3DS screen is a bit too small to encompass all the action of Super Smash Bros., especially during four-player death matches. This is the first time that Nintendo's classic fighting game has ever made its way to a handheld system.
for Nintendo 3DS really is taking its franchise into new territory. is being praised in early reviews for keeping all of the classic franchise gameplay elements in place, while also introducing a few new elements into the mix. Unlike Mario Kart 8, though, Super Smash Bros. Much like Mario Kart 8 from earlier this year, Super Smash Bros. Still, most of the company's flagship franchises continue to do well, both critically and commercially, and the new Super Smash Bros. It's no secret that Nintendo has fallen upon hard times as of late financially, what with the under-performing Wii U, a lack of third party support, and other struggles.
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