Yup, I think it's cool to see Ryu and Ken. I've played this a couple of times with my 8yo son and previous versions too. We own them all, and he played this a little more than before, but it doesn't seem to stick.MercadorHG wrote: ↑ Same but with my daughter, it's quite a blast. And Ryu and Ken are in there.
I'm sure he is better than I am, I know that I just mash lol.. I haven't put much time into Smash, and it controls much different than classic fighting games...MercadorHG wrote: ↑ Is he still mashing buttons? My daughter is almost 12 and since she stopped smashing buttons, she started to beat me.
I mean the series is known for fairly deep gameplay that's played at pro FGC tournaments with a huge viewership. My issue with this latest entry is it's a near indistinguishable reshash of the Smash that came out 5 years ago. This just has more characters but looks and plays practically the same as the last game where only pros are going to notice the subtle differences. Most grown adults who play Smash casually probably aren't going to get $70 of value out of this game
I guess being portable with the Switch is a big sell, but yeah I've always wondered if they're improving the game or just adding more characters but keeping everything else the same.ReeGee wrote: ↑ I mean the series is known for fairly deep gameplay that's played at pro FGC tournaments with a huge viewership. My issue with this latest entry is it's a near indistinguishable reshash of the Smash that came out 5 years ago. This just has more characters but looks and plays practically the same as the last game where only pros are going to notice the subtle differences. Most grown adults who play Smash casually probably aren't going to get $70 of value out of this game
ReeGee wrote: ↑ I mean the series is known for fairly deep gameplay that's played at pro FGC tournaments with a huge viewership. My issue with this latest entry is it's a near indistinguishable reshash of the Smash that came out 5 years ago. This just has more characters but looks and plays practically the same as the last game where only pros are going to notice the subtle differences. Most grown adults who play Smash casually probably aren't going to get $70 of value out of this game
If you have the Wii U version, don't waste your money unless you absolutely need to have the additional characters or just have to play it on the switch (but not at this price - buy at Shoppers on a friends and family day or a 20x points day).
Yeah, I have the Wii U version, probably going to skip this one. Not into paying full Nintendo game price for, essentially, a character DLC.
