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I wanted to bring your attention to what appears to be a screencap of the "Wii U" option in the 3DS version of Super Smash Bros. When you select it, you get this screen, right?
What's interesting is that the Wii U main menu, as seen on the bottom screen, has the same amount of options as the 3DS menu, and the buttons are more or less identical in color and general shape. Let's compare the two menus, shall we?
Both menus have a large red shape, a smaller blue shape, an orange circle and a pink box. We can assume that these buttons serve an identical purpose for both versions of the game. What's interesting is that the Wii U version has a green button in the same shape and placement as the 3DS's green button, but we know already that the Wii U version won't have Smash Run. It could be that the green button stands for the version-exclusive mode, meaning that the leaker claiming that the Wii U version has a Tower of Smash could be on to something.
What's interesting to me are the last two buttons. The first small button on the Wii U version is the only button given a definitive purpose so far, that is, to connect to the 3DS version. The last button, however, is dark green. Obviously its purpose is completely different to the 3DS's StreetSmash mode, but we have no idea what that purpose could be.
What do you think that last button is for?
What's interesting is that the Wii U main menu, as seen on the bottom screen, has the same amount of options as the 3DS menu, and the buttons are more or less identical in color and general shape. Let's compare the two menus, shall we?
Both menus have a large red shape, a smaller blue shape, an orange circle and a pink box. We can assume that these buttons serve an identical purpose for both versions of the game. What's interesting is that the Wii U version has a green button in the same shape and placement as the 3DS's green button, but we know already that the Wii U version won't have Smash Run. It could be that the green button stands for the version-exclusive mode, meaning that the leaker claiming that the Wii U version has a Tower of Smash could be on to something.
What's interesting to me are the last two buttons. The first small button on the Wii U version is the only button given a definitive purpose so far, that is, to connect to the 3DS version. The last button, however, is dark green. Obviously its purpose is completely different to the 3DS's StreetSmash mode, but we have no idea what that purpose could be.
What do you think that last button is for?
