My response to the general public's response to NASB was basically a long string of "wait, people expect that?"
"Wait, people expect super moves in platform fighters?"
"Wait, people expect platform fighters to have items?"
"Wait, people expect voice acting in modern licensed games?"
"Wait, people expect remixes from the show in modern licensed games?"
"Wait, people expect multiple music tracks per stage in fighting games?"
"Wait, people expect Timmy/Jimmy to appear in modern Nick crossovers?"
"Wait, people expect platform fighters to have boss fights?"
"Wait, people expect platform fighters to have story modes?"
"Wait, people expect assist characters in platform fighters?"
"Wait, people expect every character in a platform fighter to have some kind of gimmick?"
Seems the general public 1. has a different idea of a "Smash clone" than platform fighter fans have, and 2. doesn't keep up with the state of the licensed cartoon game industry.