Super Guide. It exists across several Nintendo games, namely New Super Mario Bros Wii and Donkey Kong Country Returns. Such a thing wouldn't work for a fighting game because the challenge of platformers could be such that one level might be too difficult for some reason, but later levels are not (we all have these hang-ups as gamers, that one thing we find tough and other people think "really? You think that's hard?"), but the limited number of scenarios in fighting games would make the Super Guide not work.

What they are likely putting in, mentioning the gamepad like that, is auto-combos, which were implemented in Dead or Alive Dimensions for 3DS, where the whole list of possible moves and combos is on the touchscreen, and you pick one to have it done automatically.

I'm more or less neutral to whole hand-holding mechanics. But having a whole chain of combo with just a touch, what are they thinking??? Having to do one super move with a flick of the C-stick in CvS2 was a welcome and they did that with the touch screen in SSF4:3DS and I was okay with that, but easier than that, than these devs brain must've gone radio-active!!!

"Nintendo-Like" modes? Do they seriously believe that will be a selling point for Tekken?

I don't see why not. It will be the same game as on the PS3 and 360 plus extra modes for the Wii U utnop the Wii U's graphics. I don't see how that couln't be a selling point.

Going but the picture it looks like you will be able to increase your characters size by grabbing a mushroom in battle. That should give some insight into what the benfits will be. Give me a fire flower with law and I'm set.

As long as it is Tekken, I will care less about anything else.

Wague terms are vague, but the first thing that came to my mind was pure arcade fun in the likes of smash or Mario Bros., nor taking itself too seriously.

With that interpretation, it gets me excited. Any dumbing down would be a sad thing.

Nintendo is known to create games and hardware that normally goes against the current. It's what makes them special. People play Nintendo games for the sake of its specialty, and opt out to play all other games simply because it isn't a Nintendo game.

To each his own, I guess.

That is a long running misconception

You and I know this. I can't actually prove this. I can only assume by going by all the articles that bashes Nintendo but that could lead to me misinterpreting articles; however, you also cannot prove to me neither that this actually so. It's fanboyism.

Every third party game that had real effort ot it sold well on Nintendo's console.

Game that had real effor twere rare though. People who own Nintendo systems buy "good" games. They have standards. Good games sell on Nintendo systems. Just look at Skylanders. Its was released on the PS3, 360 and the Wii. The Wii version sold more than the PS3 and 360 versions combined. The reason wny is that the Wii version was well made.