And I gotta give them credit: at least on Sony's platforms, if I buy a classic game on their console I can also play it on the handheld. I'd love to have complete access to my Virtual Console catalog (with, dare I say it, cloud save?) on both my Wii U and 3DS.

Tingle, Tingle, Koo'loo-Limpah!

I'm saying this as a huge Nintendo fanboy, but you give them too much credit. I bet they try full price.

Oh beam, tell me that you'll never leave me...

Fair enough dude, take a bow. You've made some of the best games my friends and I have enjoyed, ever. This one is brilliant, probably the best in my opinion and you deserve to move on to other things you want to do :) So if this is the last one from you, you gave us something great, and we won't forget it.

Five Nights at Monokuma's.

Me too.

It's cool that you like 3DS Smash but the demo was enough for me to decide that I most definitely only really want to play this game on a home console.
It seems weird for me to have to buy two versions of the game when I'd just be willing to give them five bucks for Mewtwo.
That being said, I'll probably have to buy…

Wait, so Nintendo intends for Mewtwo to explicitly be available solely to people who own both versions of the game and won't release it as payable on the day of release? Eww.

Don't give a crap about mewtwo anyway. As for DLC for Smash Bros, i'm fine with not getting new fighters, but new modes and events would be nice

I can't decide if I'm mildly annoyed at people scamming....or if I want to do that to get a Wii U.

What ! Ridiculous.

Yay! Waited all year! Now to see what Wii U deals they have and...

I see this more as evidence that video games are a new art form.

Using the 3DS as a controller is a poor selling point to me, but the transfer of custom fighters might be cool. Overall, it sounds like I'm skipping out on the 3DS version and going straight for the Wii U version, unless the Nintendo Direct convinces me to get both.