🎮 Nintendo 3DS Super Smash Bros. Review

Now listen, I'll tell you a story. I bought a 3ds original of this game a long time ago, played it for a while but then sold it. Here I am again playing what is a habit for gamers and I can say that this time I am with the new 3ds xl. Be sure to buy dlc, but I can tell you that having an extra character to play with will be no small feat. Other content like stages and purchasable Mii clothes will make you think. Feel free to take the fight anywhere, just a little info before I'm done. You will…

The physical product itself came in its original packaging and in perfect condition. I liked it very much. The game itself is a masterpiece. Interface, gameplay, set design, music and characters make this game perhaps the best in the world of fighting games. Cons: The few times I've played online I've been disappointed. The framerate was extremely low, rendering the competition useless. Hoping that the problem can be fixed. Interestingly; I've noticed how much I (I'm in my 30's) and even small…

I like this game better than the WiiU version. The graphics are fantastic. The gameplay is fantastic and still has the classic Smash Bros vibe. The amiibo functionality is pretty cool and it looked like it would quickly become obsolete, but I was wrong. Great fun with amiibo (you can play against them, team up with them, level them up and they even earn you coins and items). a game you must have next to Xenoblade. I miss the old campaign style from previous Smash Bros games. They've replaced it

While the Super Smash Bros. 4 for Wii U is considered the best version of the game, the version for Nintendo 3DS is not far behind. The game has its own unique stages and modes, although the overall modes change and differ. Gameplay is identical to the Wii U version, as are the characters, including DLC characters Mewtwo, Lucas, Roy and Ryu, as well as most of the DLC stages. The game also has functionality with the Wii U version and vice versa, allowing you to trade custom characters and Miis,

Nintendo fans finally have their handheld version of Super Smash Bros. and now is the best time. With a roster of over 36 characters and secret unlockable characters that can be unlocked later, this game offers character variety and variety for every player, whether casual or regular. New additions like Pac-Man, Little Mac, and Mega Man offer unique moves and taunts that reflect that character's play. Pac-Man moves include eating dots and using ghosts to attack, as well as throwing fruits like…

Nintendo has had Smash Bros. games since 2008 and it's time to make them. Well they did. They made one, ok. Fighting characters from different video game franchises have reached a new level. Now you can play in 3D! To be honest, the 3D effect gives me a headache, but you can still play in 3D! Okay, okay, you're here for a review. So, here's what I'm gonna give you. The game introduced several new characters to the series. And some new steps. Combat techniques are incredibly handy when…

I was really looking forward to this game but didn't try to live up to my expectations as it's the first great game on 3DS. I'm happy to report that I was pretty accurate, but it was a little better than I thought it would be. The only thing that bothers me is that I can't change the movement from the round pad to the dpad, which is what I was really hoping for (if you know a way I missed, please let me know). My pillow handles are worn so my thumb slips off easily so this might be a personal…