It's not a straight port obviously, but certainly closer to an enhanced port than new game as of right now. I mean new game means just that, NEW. I'd say only 10% of the game is stuff we haven't played before. To call it a new game would be like calling MK8D a new game.

I think you saw the smash trailer for the old game instead. That's the only way your opinion makes sense.

It seems like just as much a new game as any other Smash game. Those who call it a port simply want to believe it is for one reason or another. Some are just skeptical due to the vast amount of WiiU ports we have already received this year.

And yet, a lot of people bought it.

It's a sequel, a new game. This is a fact.

1. A port is a copy of one game to another platform. That's not what this is. It's not a port.
2. A compilation is a collection - similar to Mega Man Collection, this is not what this game either.

Guys, this is not that hard. Not that difficult.

Calling this a new game or Smash 5 would be like calling Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 a new game or Marvel vs. Capcom 4. They changed a lot of the design, changed a few of the mechanics, and added some new characters, and you can't play them the same way you used too, but it's still an updated version of the same base game. I just appreciate the detail and effort they've put into the newest version of Smash 4. It's pretty much what I was hoping for.

Doesn't every Smash (and every Kart) reuse a bunch of old assets? This just seems like par for the course to me.