Vaporion
Smash Rookie
- Joined
- Dec 30, 2014
- Messages
- 7
It's about the stage's setup, i guess? the thing that was bothering me also ties into new fighters so... yeah.
why are both games missing a stage? Smash wiiU, once it gets the miiverse stage that is, will have one of the layers of the layouts of the stages missing one. the 3ds version is also missing a stage from that perfect lineup. the question is: why have a stage missing in the first place? and more importantly: why is one of the missing two slots on the stage selecting in the wiiU version... on the last row, where the 3rd party's stages are? is it because they are adding a 3rd party fighter and having a stage to go along with it? or are they having the miiverse stage down there? and that means a stage from smash, or a mario stage would be new at that point, since the other missing stage that would fit the bill is on the top.
Sakari would not put something like this in a game without reason.
why are both games missing a stage? Smash wiiU, once it gets the miiverse stage that is, will have one of the layers of the layouts of the stages missing one. the 3ds version is also missing a stage from that perfect lineup. the question is: why have a stage missing in the first place? and more importantly: why is one of the missing two slots on the stage selecting in the wiiU version... on the last row, where the 3rd party's stages are? is it because they are adding a 3rd party fighter and having a stage to go along with it? or are they having the miiverse stage down there? and that means a stage from smash, or a mario stage would be new at that point, since the other missing stage that would fit the bill is on the top.
Sakari would not put something like this in a game without reason.