IMO, I think the nickname that's been thrown around sometimes(Grenigga :rolleyes: ) suits him. Also, I noticed Greninja has his shiny palette in-game. stage with tons of coins and a coin counter, which once you collect 100 coins, your character becomes gold, making it harder to launch like the metal box from the previous games. Another from 3DS is a New Super Mario Bros. Sometimes, an entire section becomes engulfed in fire in the 3DS version. Gerudo Valley has a breakable bridge, which can have spikes below as ledges. Rosalina and Luma look difficult to handle at first, but together they almost feel like Ice Climbers without the Wobbling Mechanic.Īside from that, I got to experience different types of stage mechanics. His KO punches can KO at 40%, making him a force to be feared when played right.
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As you may know from the E3 Smash Tournament, Little Mac can be quite obnoxious when it comes to his air game, and is superior on the ground. The fighting on the other hand is another story. The scenery of each stage has it's own unique feeling, be it a boxing ring or the new Final Destination. Below, you'll see me playing as Mario, against Samus, Link, and Kirby. With new characters, be it Rosalina or Little Mac, it adds a lot of variety to the gameplay. I'm skeptical about the idea because of how expensive Skylanders and Disney Infinity characters are, but if it does unlock something in loads of different games then I guess it's like the e-reader or the PSP's camera that came with Invizimals, but built in and less gimmicky.
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This however, gives them room to add stuff to games in a way that's unique to Nintendo (in the sense that Sony and Microsoft are always going to just have DLC), and gives you something a bit more than just a download code and 2 hours more gameplay (obviously that's not always the case with DLC, like for example any of the Elder Scrolls games where the DLC is massive).
In the past they haven't had much to do with DLC, partly (I suspect) because developers don't think it's worth it on Nintendo consoles at the moment. It's actually an interesting idea (and it should be great for Nintendo, if Disney Infinity and Skylanders are anything to go on), but what I'm wondering is this: Could it be Nintendo's answer to DLC? For those that missed amiibo, here's the trailer.
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