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Super Smash Bros 4 News And Details: Wii U And 3DS Versions Mostly Have Different Stages, Wily Castle And Boxing Ring In Both Games [SCREEN]

Super Smash Bros Daily Post Explains Wii U And 3DS Stage Differences and Similarities

The Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and 3DS details will keep coming from Nintendo ahead of the staggered release of both versions, even after all the excitement from E3.

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The title will be out for 3DS on October 3, as Nintendo announced at the gaming conference, and this holiday season on Wii U. A specific release date for the console version will likely be forthcoming as winter approaches, but Nintendo has plenty of time to make that announcement.

Several new characters and other details were revealed at E3 as expected, including the unveiling of Lady Palutena, Pac-man, Mr. Game & Watch, and the Mii Fighters. Even after these major announcements, though, series director Masahiro Sakurai will continue to give us comparatively smaller details through the official site in the form of a daily picture update.

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Today's post focuses on the differences between Wii U and 3DS stages, noting that they're mainly entirely different, but some are offered across both platforms. Here's Sakurai's accompanying description of the above image:

"In general, there are completely different stages in the 3DS and Wii U version, but we made Wily Castle and the special boxing ring available for both versions! We didn't forget the Yellow Devil either. There may be some small differences in the stages, such as the 3DS stage appearing to be during daylight hours."

There is plenty of attention to detail in these two titles, with the team even making the stages that appear in both games slightly different. Keep checking back for more Super Smash Bros. news each day, where we'll hopefully see new character reveals or a Wii U release date.

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