I very well could end up doing that, and had definitely planned on it. It'll all come down to how the wifi at E3 is running, so I didn't want to commit to that prematurely and let anyone down. I'll definitely be tweeting about it once I have wifi (my handle is
@TheRileyLittle), so if anyone wants to shoot me any last minute questions the day of the roundtable then Twitter could be the best place to reach me.
I'll also be doing a last minute check on this thread the day of the Q&A session. My guess is that a TON of Smash news will be revealed that same day during the Nintendo Digital Event, so I'll have to update my list of questions accordingly. Understandably I won't be able to ask ALL of these questions (although I certainly wish I could), but I'll pick a couple that a believe could bear the best answers.
You guys are bringing up some really good ones, but I also came up with one I'd love an answer to. Let me know what you guys think, of course.
"Do you believe that Super Smash Bros. is best fit for one iteration per console generation? Given the immense success of every installment, why doesn't Nintendo create Smash sequels on the same hardware in a similar style to other blockbuster fighting games like Street Fighter or Tekken?"