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I guess that's what I mean. I find the single player experience much more enjoyable on 3DS. Online I'll take either or, but the 3DS for some reason is really fun for me. I even use the 3DS as a controller playing on Wii U occasionally.
Then again, I remember playing 8-player smash with a couple of people and friends and when I was playing with my 3DS connected to the Wii U, I sware it would take almost half a second to input whatever action I did. I guess my dreams of slaying everyone with
will be false unless we get the Gamecube Controller Adapter...........still $90-$100. ugh.....Having Similar issues with Gamepad, Pro Controller, and 3DS. I don't like the Wii U version because I can't get normal inputs through. Characters like Sheik and Peach are annoying to play as with the lag.Then again, I remember playing 8-player smash with a couple of people and friends and when I was playing with my 3DS connected to the Wii U, I sware it would take almost half a second to input whatever action I did. I guess my dreams of slaying everyone with
You know, there's all these streams about Smash Wii U tournaments with everyone using Gamecube controllers with the scarce adapter. If what you're saying is true about the characters not being able to input actions very good with the controllers you've stated, then it's life's mysteries as to why Nintendo didn't make a whole lot more of the Gamecube adapters.
Yeah, I'm hoping to get one soon as people are saying it will get restocked. Honestly, I'm straying away from Smash Wii U now because honestly... why? I either have to sit super close to my television with my wired Pro Controller or no other option works, unless if I want to use a Wii Remote. You know why that won't work.
After 4 years of Wii Remote experience in Brawl (sort of competitively), I can definitley agree with you.
Master Fortress.
No one really cares about the 1 player modes on the Wii U version because they're all rubbish. The main reasons that people prefer the Wii U version are the graphics, the bigger screen and the better controls.
Better controls is subjective, though. I prefer the 3DS controls myself, too bad you can't replace them easily should they break.
The GC controllers are generally easier to use due to the shape but more importantly they allow you a wider array of inputs. You personally may have spent so much time on the 3DS that you're more accustomed to it than a GC controller, but had you spent the same amount of time on a GC controller (and made use of the inputs that you can't do on the 3DS) you would control better on the latter.
I agree with all of this, really, and I'm glad you brought up stage selection. The Wii U game has some stages I really liked, such as Jungle Hijinks, Delfino Plaza, Garden of Hope, and Town and City (Kalos Pokemon League gets an honorable mention as well), but I often found myself choosing stages more because I liked their music than the stages themselves. I didn't really feel that way about the 3DS stages, even though there were some I certainly liked less than others. I think the repetition you pointed out was part of it. When playing Smash Wii U, I couldn't come up with much of a reason (aside from music choice maybe) to pick Pokemon Stadium 2 when I preferred Kalos Pokemon League or Smashville when I favored the look of Town and City. So for me, those stages were more like wasted slots than even the stages I sort of disliked because at least my less favored stages had something unique about them.
We've heard a few people say the same. It might be due to your particular life style. Do you find yourself playing more portable games in general as compared to console or PC?
