I'm here to argue my case for
Super Smash Bros. for 3DS, which many people seem to be writing off as the inferior version. Now, I'm not asking why people hate it - we already have a thread for that (multiple, even). I'm here to bring a case to this game. It may be long-winded, so bear with me.
Here's a short list of why I think it will not be inferior:
- Mobility: For a long time Smashers have enjoyed playing their game, but many younger were limited by being dragged around with their parents and the more sophisticated audience were bound with little time to stop and play on a home console, between work, school, and relationships. With Super Smash Bros. for 3DS, you can take your game anywhere! It's more convenient and easier to focus with the screen closer and despited the smaller screen and lesser graphics IN MY OPINION the mobility completely makes up for that. Speaking of graphics...
- More Graphical Options: The thing about this game that hangs people up is the graphical limitations brought by the lackluster Nintendo 3DS screens. However, the game manages to look excellent taped and live. You can adjust the thickness of the lines around it from thick to none, allowing for many options for your play style and preferences. Additionally, the outlines are the perfect remedy for smaller screens, allowing you to distinguish characters better.
- Release Date & Cost: It's no secret that for 3DS is cheaper and comes out earlier. For people on a budget, this makes Super Smash Bros. for 3DS a better choice. You can play Smash before Wii U-ers and for a lower cost.
- Multiplayer: Everyone who is a Smash Fan (mostly) knows that the 3DS is selling waaaaaaay better than the Wii U. It's also logical to think that more people would buy the 3DS version, no? This will ensure that the online multiplayer will be of varied skill levels and more players allow you to not worry about waiting forever to join that one game that needs to finish. Also, as for local multiplayer (also online, I suppose) it would be logical to also think people around you would have for 3DS over for Wii U, allowing for more multiplayer options. Bringing me to my final listed (but not final) point...
- SMASH RUN!!!!!!: If anyone needs a reason to prefer Smash Bros. for 3DS, show 'em Smash Run. It's fresh, it's new, it's innovative - and it feels natural and makes sense.