Each player will roll between 1 and 6, and move around the board collecting stats, characters, and other special items. You can select from three different board sizes, and pick the number of turns from the start. This time Smash Tour takes the form of a board game with four players. Smash Tour is also present, but different in the Wii U version. And the game doesn’t appear to suffer in the slightest when it comes to framerate or visual quality with 8 fighters on screen at once, which is certainly a plus. But there’s also a brand new 8 player Smash, which is just as chaotic and fun as you’d imagine. There’s the standard Smash mode, which is essentially exhibition for 1 to 4 players. Even games not represented by stages or characters (Tetris, Culdcept) get a bit of love here.Īs far as playable modes go, the options here are similar to what we had in the 3DS version of the game but with some twists and additions thrown in.
Seriously, the music compiled for Super Smash Bros. There’s also a few additions to the Wii U version in regards to stages, which we won’t ruin here (but you can probably hunt down info if you’re really curious). Added to that are the stages, including Zelda, F-Zero, and StarFox themed platforms to battle it out across. But you also have lesser-known, fan favorites like the Duck Hunt dog, King Dedede, Shulk, and dozens more.
Expected faces like Mario, Luigi, Bowser, Link, and Samus are present. series, the roster serves as a who’s who of multiple Nintendo franchises.
As is generally the case with the Smash Bros. I’ll start with the roster,stages, and music. Granted, a number of these things could be said for the 3DS version of the game, but with the added hardware power provided by the Wii U, everything feels as if it’s been cranked up to 11 here. It’s a fantastic looking game, with a stellar soundtrack, a number of great controller options, some import options from the 3DS version, incredibly detailed and interactive stages, and one of my favorite Smash Bros. And having now spent a significant amount of time with the Wii U version, I’ll say this: If you have any affinity for Smash Bros., you’ll want to pick this up.
on 3DS, I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t eagerly anticipating its Wii U release. While I certainly enjoyed Super Smash Bros.
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