Super Smash Bros - 3DS Game

got this for my brother & he absolutely loves it. i myself played a few rounds on the 3DS & i've gotta give it a thumbs up. there are some differences regarding characters. yea, they added a lot of newer ones & made fox sound like he was a teen going through puberty when he sounded around twenty-five in the old version (yea, i have a thing for fox, leave me alone), but compared to wii-u which i play w/ my bff, the 3DS has a cartoony vibe to it. nothing that distracts from having a good time.as long as my brother's happy, i can't complain!

I love the game, i just wish the dlcs weren't so expensive. I payed more for all the dlcs than i did paying for the game. But, I mean playing the new smash bros on the go? Count me in! If the dlcs weren't so much, i would give it 5 stars! But, i do use cloud, roy, and bayonetta a lot more than i use the regular characters (except link and toon link). But, i would still recommend buying the game! If you are thinking about getting the dlcs, get the game used so you save money on the dlcs.

Nintendo has not made a Smash bros. game since 2008, and it's about time they made one. Well, they did. They made one, alright. Fighting characters from different video game franchises has gone to the next level. Now you can play in 3D! Honestly, the 3D effect gives me a headache but still, you can play in 3D! Alright, alright, you came for a review. So, that's what I'll give you. The game introduced some new characters to the series. And a few new stages. The combat moves are incredible to use when controlling the fighter. The controls are perfect. The game controls like Super Smash bros. Brawl on the Wii. This makes it easier and more fun to play. Now, you may have realized I only gave this game 4 stars. Yes, I hate to break it to you, but the game, unlike its controls, are not perfect. First off, Nintendo has removed the level editor, which means that you can't play custom levels that you made with your fighter. While you can unlock levels ( up to a certain amount) You are forced to play normal levels. Another problem is that it's very difficult to pick the CPU player you want to battle. A CPU character is a player that you can choose to fight against you. If you don't pick a CPU player yourself, the game will for you. The final problem I had with the game is the programing. Now, I'm not saying that it has lots of bugs, I'm just saying that at times, it feels that Nintendo was a bit, well, lazy. I came across several annoying glitches in the game at random moments..