You could always, you know, make some local friends? :p

As to little to no replayabilty, it will likely, like DKCR, be immensely replayable, with hidden items to collect, secret levels to unlock, and  levels that are fun enough to be worth replaying many times just for the enjoyment of it.

And DKCR has what, 18 secret levels in addition to its normal ones? TF will probably have a similar number.

Being in University means friends don't live as close to each other to make frequent visits possible. I have to resort to playing online games with them. Nintendo is making it impossible for me to enjoy games with my friends by forcing me to invite them over even when it might not actually be possible on my end. I'm sorry but I'm gonna skip out on this. Gonna wait for Mario Kart and Smash who, hopefully, have outstanding online offerings which will set standard for ALL nintendo games in the future.

I think the classic 2D platformer genre is dead, basically no one cared for NSMBU and now people are actually getting mad at nintendo for talking about the sequel to last generation's best exponent of that genre, you should not post this here

What I meant to say was there's only campaign mode. I could care less for local multiplayer since I will not have friends over too frequently and I will instead be playing with them online. The fact that I can't even play campaign co-op online means Nintendo still doesn't understand the core features that are STANDARD in modern gaming. $60 for a 2D platformer with around 60 levels....I feel iffy about this one.

And I said 60 levels giving Retro the benefit of the doubt they have more content than announced and other post game content. If they don't even have that then you have around 40-45 levels with little to no replayability.