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Well, Smashville is really the only one that's functionally similar to the new stage in this game, out of those you mentioned. Lylat Cruise and Orbital Gate are really different, one being a standard stationary stage and the other being a crazy rollercoaster ride on top of multiple spacecraft. Also, Skyworld is a smaller stage with breakable platforms, while Palutena's Temple is a gigantic stage with tons of space to work with. While they may be similar in aesthetics, they really are quite different in gameplay terms.
It was the best Brawl stage and Animal Crossing is amazing. That is why it is back
Well, Town and City is basically Smashville: City Folk HD Version.It was the best Brawl stage and Animal Crossing is amazing. That is why it is back
I love Smashville too, don't get me wrong, but that role has kind of been filled with Town & City. Just seems kind of odd to have basically a texture/model edit of an existing stage be on the roster in addition to said existing stage, but oh well. The game is out, and I don't think we'll see a "Removed Smashville" line in any of the update notes.
All I can say is; Deal with it.
3DS is amazing. Portable Smash Bros. Nuff said. It did not take anything away from the Wii U. Like the person above me stated, they are both great and run fantastic
Except we know it did take stuff away from the Wii U, like the Ice Climbers and the stage count.
. 3DS got the better Yoshi's Island. The superior Pokemon Stadium has been left behind for good. There are some great stages from each of the other Smash games that aren't here. So, ignoring the stage editor and all the stages that are maybe-good or even just 8-player oriented... ultimately, that leaves twenty-two legitimately great stages here. That's less than half of the full list, and it leaves several series without great representation.FYI, if the 3DS version wasn't a thing, we would likely have gotten the exact the same amount of stages, maybe stuff like Magicant would be on the Wii U, but other stages like Unova Pokémon League, Mute City, the portable games-related stages, etc? Nah, doubtful. Nintendo would have just saved the resources. You can complain and cry about the 3DS version's existence all you want, but not much would have changed if it didn't exist.
It stands for Your Mileage May Vary. or, in other words, 'you may have a different opinion'.
Your Mileage May Vary (you might not get the same results.)
Why would that double the stage count? That's like saying there are actually 400 characters in smash 4 because of the pallet swaps
Zoom in and play around with the camera a bit when paused, the game struggles in the 45 fps range very often even with just two characters on screen close-up. There is likely some kind of LOD adjustment for when the camera is zoomed out to combat this during normal play, but if all characters are close together on some of the smaller maps, the camera would zoom in and cause the LOD issues. I am very willing to bet frame rates would be unsatisfactory on some of the disabled stages. I've had FD cause dropped frames during play, that stages background and the bloom it casts on the stage and characters are heavy hitters. We all wanted a pretty Smash, this is the consequence!
