Conegamer said:
If people want to play a smash-esque game, they'll go out, buy a Wii, buy Brawl and have a great time. This game will go some way to helping remedy the problem, but no doubt anyone who wanted a game like it will already have it. The fact Brawl has sold well over 10mil is just really emphasising that. |
I think that's just a bit too speculative on your part. I enjoy Super Smash Bros very much but I don't own a Wii, and I think it's conceivable that there are millions in the same situation; they enjoy that style of game but would not buy a specific console to play it.
Spending £35-40 on a new Smash-esque game with some major weight behind it and a great online experience seems like an awesome deal to me, and I'm sure many PS3 owners share that sentiment. It also fills a nice local multiplayer gap in my games library. (Although I need to point out that I am not sold on it yet, specifically because of the changes they have made to the formula, and I'll wait on proper reviews/previews/hands-on time before I am convinced it is a good direction.)
OT: I wonder what this person in the background is working on? I can see pink clothing(?) and what looks like a bright green/yellow stage?
