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MugenLord

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Here is an article posted on event hubs about hands on time with the Japanese Version of the 3DS Smash Brothers

http://www.eventhubs.com/news/2014/...-super-smash-bros-3ds-impressions-japan-demo/

for those who don't want to click the link here is the info below:

This weekend, Nintendo is holding a Super Smash Bros. for 3DS public preview event at Japan's Chiba and Osaka prefectures where fans can go hands-on with a new demo build of the game.

Although pictures and videos of the new build were not allowed, a bunch of hardcore Smash players from Japan have posted their findings and impressings -- such as what alternate color palettes the playable cast has access to, as well as if there are any new system changes -- on the Web.

You'll find a brief summary of their findings below, as well as some images from Nintendo's latest commercial for the game -- which sees Japanese pop idol group AKB48 making "appearances" as Mii Fighters for the game.


Interesting alternate skins or color palettes

- Little Mac has 16 costumes. 8 for his fleshy self, 8 for his wireframe version. His wireframe costumes involve changing his gloves. One of them is the sweater hoodie.

- Wolf is not in the game, but Fox has a Wolf color palette for one of his alternates -- gray fur, purple shades and grayish clothing. It's the only alternate that changes the color of Fox's fur -- but it is only a color palette, not a Wolf costume.

- Olimar has Alph as a costume.

- Sonic has different shades of blue and one white-color skin for his alternates. No Metal Sonic.

System mechanics and play impressions

- There is no Melee dash dancing. It's incredibly hard to do with the circle pad but it's essentially the same thing as Brawl's (i.e. not super useful or practical).

- The game still has a sense of floatiness to it that is present in Brawl. It's definitely not like Melee where you drop like bricks.

- Shield rolling is extremely fast and there's a neat little sparkle star effect when you do it. It is like a mini-wave-dash. But there is no wave-dashing or l-cancelling tech from Melee.

- Ledge snap has been severely nerfed. It feels like Melee's ledge grab. It is definitely tougher to grab, and there is no snap. Marth and Shulk flip for their 2nd jump, and the game waits for their flip animation to finish before the ledge grabbing animation happens.

- Ledge stalling may be impossible now. If you drop from the ledge and jump back up, you literally will not grab it again. It's as if the ledge gains invulnerability to your grab for a certain amount of time after you let go (not 100% confirmed). When letting go of the ledge, and jumping back up to obvious grab range, a re-grab did not happen.

- You can cancel run with shielding.

- Pivot cancel is still in

- To whomever is worried about combos: there are combos.

New character impressions

Pac-man is slow. Every single one of his aerials are kicks. His forward aerial is a double kick, his back air is like Mario's. The thing that stood out about him is his utter sluggish-ness. His fall speed is like Brawl's. His run speed is slow. His forward-B sends a pellet out in front of him, and then he turns into classic Pac-man and boosts towards it. It's kind of like Greninja's shadow sneak thing except you can't time it.

However, his attacks felt like they had good hitboxes -- aerials especially have good hitboxes.

Pac-man's forward A is a combo like Marth's, except with punches.

- Robin is fantastic. Magic is not slow. When he has his spell book his attack speed is really good. If you use a smash attack in the air it uses his magic smash. If you use a normal aerial it uses his other weapon.

- Shulk has amazing spacing options because his Monado reaches very far. His second jump is a somersault. All of his smash attacks have a strange millisecond-ish load-up time before they come out, due to the Monado powering up.

- Palutena's smash reach is incredible. Her up smash is the giant pillar laser beam thing. Her side smash moves a bit forward and her wings slap in front of her.

-Fox has a recolor with gray fur, purple scanner, and grayish clothing.
-Bowser does not have a “Dry Bones” costume.
-Pikachu has a costume that involves a hat with sunglasses, as well as another with a red and black fighter headband.
-Megaman has green/orange, white/red, and blue/white color swaps.
-Zelda’s down special Phantom can whiff if used too close to an opponent.
-No Island Toon Link costume.
-Link has a Fiercy Diety alternate costume.
-Toon Link has Four Swords inspired recolors.
-Dash dancing is not useful or practical like in Melee.
-Marth’s cannot short hop double forward air.
-Shulk’s second jump is a somersault.
-Ledge is harder to grab.
-Ledge snap is much less noticeable.
-ZSS has dark blue, gray, green, black, and red color swaps.
-Peach's forward B has very little start-up time.
-Pacman’s jab combo is similar to Marth’s, but with fists.
-Shulk’s Monado-based attacks have a lot of range.
-Meta Knight’s tornado has less frequent hits, is easier to get out of.
-Pac-Man is slow. Slow run speed.
-All of Pac-Man’s aerials are kicks.
-Lucario’s smash attacks seem much faster.
-Zelda has a white recolor.
-Peach’s turnip pull speed is nerfed. Retains float and float options.
-Peach’s Forward Smash has a set order – tennis club, golf club, frying pan.
-Robin’s attack speed increases when wielding tomes.
-Chrom appears in Robin’s victory pose.
-Olimar has an Alph costume.
-Link’s down air has less recovery frames, but doesn’t have as much knockback.
-Boomerang throwing animation is more reminiscent of how it looked in Smash 64.
-Yoshi has black and purple color swaps.
-Charizard’s up throw is Seismic Toss.
-Diddy Kong can only have one banana out at a time. If he pulls another, the one out disappears.
-Dedede does not have a Masked Dedede alt.
-Shulk’s Up B has two hits. The second hit is activated by pressing B a second time.
-Little Mac has 16 costumes – 8 for regular Little Mac and 8 for Wireframe Mac.
-Meta Knight has a Galacta Knight alt costume.

I highlighted the important things for you guys/ladies to look at. I hope this information is helpful and I look forward to some of the speculations you guys come up with.
 

Goten21

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Excited for that Pikachu red-band costume tho
 
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TheOthin

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We've already been hearing most of this.

That is, the stuff that's actually accurate. For example, Meta Knight does NOT have a Galacta Knight costume; someone made that up.
 

KaZe_DaRKWIND

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You forgot that Kirby has a Maskless Metaknight costume. I wonder how much of this is true.
 

JamietheAuraUser

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Cool facts: Falcon Dive auto-sweetspots ledges and ledge-snaps horizontally at least a character width. Also the ledge snap is super fast, like the fire GFX from the Falcon Dive remains hanging in the air where Falcon was for an instant even as he's already on the ledge.
 
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