In addition to new stages, several Past Stages, known now as 'Familiar Stages', reappear in both versions of the game.

Several stages in both games, however, ignore this distinction. The Nintendo 3DS version features more stages based on handheld console games, while the Wii U version features more stages based on home console games. The two games feature considerably different stage selections, which is one of the primary differences between the two games. Bolded italics denote characters that are unlockable in the 3DS version, but default in the Wii U version. This was a personal choice of Masahiro Sakurai, who opted with his team to make said characters starters as they were unlockable in the Nintendo 3DS to save players who already had this version to take extra time to unlock all the fighters, but still have fun unlocking hidden content.īold denotes unlockable characters in both versions. It should be noted, however, that four unlockable characters ( Ness, Jigglypuff, Ganondorf, and Bowser Jr.) in the Nintendo 3DS version are starter characters in the Wii U version. Ultimate (which currently has 78 characters.) Mario, along with Mewtwo and Roy as DLC), and 19 of which are new to the series (21, if all three Mii Fighters are considered separate characters), making it the Smash game with the most playable characters until Super Smash Bros. Brawl, 3 of which return after being cut in the transition from Super Smash Bros. The roster contains a total of 58 characters, 34 of which return from Super Smash Bros. for Wii U arrives November 21.Both games feature identical character rosters. We'll know for sure once Super Smash Bros. In that case, 'Boss Battle' could be a mode in which you fight the bosses without worrying about other fighters, possibly back-to-back like in Kirby Super Star's 'The Arena.' It's been hinted that Ridley is the boss of the Wii U's Metroid stage, so it's likely that bosses are more of a feature of Wii U stages versus 3DS ones. Wily's Castle, but none of the other stages in the 3DS version feature bosses as obstacles. Then there is 'Boss Battle,' which brings to mind something director Masahiro Sakurai said in a Nintendo Direct about several stages having 'boss characters.' We already know of the Yellow Devil in Dr.

And 'Smash World' could easily be the console counterpart to 'Smash Run' on 3DS. 'Event Match' is a mode from Melee in which you play special scenarios with specific rules and restrictions, and it would be awesome if it made a return after skipping Brawl and 3DS.

Like '8-Player Smash,' for instance - the 3DS has trouble with showing too many characters on screen at once, an issue that the Wii U wouldn't have.

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