L.C.E.C. on 16 February 2008
Yeah, 2 major problems:
1. Super Smash Bros. Melee was #1 best selling game on the Cube.
2. Melee found a common audience. Ask anyone who even touched a game system of any kind within the last 2 generations about Smash Bros. They will know what you are talking about
3. Smash is not "Too HardCore" It's easy to pick up and play, but difficult to master, and I like that about it.
4. I know many people who are going to go and buy a Wii for SSBB, so the amount of "HardCore" gamers that are going to play it will increase. Not to mention, the Wii's low price, and surplus of Japan-Only content, will make the console an easy second console for 360, and even some PS3 gamers.
