While select Club Nintendo members are enjoying their special Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS Demo that allows them to have as many plays as they like, the public demo is now available to download from the Nintendo 3DS eShop in North America and Europe! The demo is exactly the same as the special demo from Club Nintendo, only that the main difference is that you are limited to 30 plays. Everyone can now try out smashing with your five favorite characters: Mario, Link, Pikachu, Villager, and Mega Man, all fighting it out on the only stage, Battlefield.
For those of you in North America, the Super Smash Bros. 3DS XL Bundles are now available to purchase! They are available in two colors, red and blue! Unfortunately, they do not come with the game whatsoever. One limited edition Super Smash Bros. 3DS XL Bundle will run you $199.99. Are you considering getting a Smash 3DS XL? Or are you going to wait until 2015 for the New Nintendo 3DS/XL? Let us know in the comments!
The full game will be released everywhere outside Japan in just two weeks. And if you still haven’t yet, complete the intent to purchase Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS by Friday, September 26, 2014 on Club Nintendo!
I am getting the NES XL to hold me off until the NEW 3ds XL comes out. I have a 3DS right now, but its too small for my hands to play smash on. NES Nostalgia here I come!
I am going to get this demo! 😀
I already got the special demo (been playing it since last week) I am still thinking of getting the Blue Smash 3DS XL with the game or not, honestly I hate how Nintendo had to announce the New 3DS just before Smash comes out beucase I loved using C-Smashes however I did get used to tapping the circle pad with the A button plus I do it softly so it won’t come off…now we’re at 12 days left til the official release time to train and Smash as much as possible
Going to play Brawl for practice and maybe the demo
14 Days 😛
Thinks in head: “Do I get this or the New 3DS?” UGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHH HARD DECISIONS!!!!!!!1!!!!!!
Well it has a cool design…but not really better software…sooo.
Wow! This game is even better when played than watched! (Those controls though. :/) Pikachu: Surprisingly my best out of the 5. That one spinning aerial has THE POWER NEEDED TO CAUSE AN APOCALYPSE. Maybe two. Villager: I also love Villager, but his specials tend to be onerous… (Especially the tree.) Mario: As per usual, Mario’s right in the middle of things in terms of efficiency. Nothing too special, nothing too awful. Mega Man: I’m horrible with him, but he seems to win almost every match he’s included in, so IDK. Link: Does anyone seriously main this guy? He’s worse… Read more »
Told you 😛
I played the demo now. From what I played, I played as Mega Man the most. His smash attacks are awesome & fluid to me. The only thing I don’t like about Mega Man is his specials. They deal low damage. Mega Man might be either my main, or a character that I can play good just for fun.
Dat Mega Man gameplay……
For me I place them like this (best to worst)
Mega Man
Villager
Pikachu
Mario
Link
I wish they added Smash Run & other characters and stages…
I plan to wait for the New 3DS release…….I predict it will be released international around the time Monster Hunter 4 is released….or alongside the Xenoblade Chornicles 3DS.
Okay, I’m going to say it- Villager is kick-ass in the demo.
Oh look at limited edition bundle!… That doesn’t come with the game :/
Everyone already made their first impressions in the game, I guess it’s my turn: —Game’s Speed— The game’s speed is perfect, it’s for sure faster than Brawl, but still be slower than Melee, I personally think with practise we can do the combo system like in Melee. —Controls— The controls are basically the same as Wii Classic Controller, the ones that are used to that control can easy adapt to the 3DS. The others can take a little longer to adapt. —Characters— Mario: The same as always, there’s no big difference between the past games. Link: It’s stronger than his… Read more »