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Mewtwo, the rare Pokemon character offered for free to those who buy both the

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Considering both Hyrule Warriors and Mario Kart 8 have had premium content adding extra characters and features to them...

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This comes as no surprise to me honestly. It appears that Nintendo won't be handing out paid DLC for Smash Bros on either the 3DS or the Wii U. Nintendo says it doesn't want to make consumers feel like content is being ripped from the game. That's all good and well but anybody past the age of 6 sees that the DLC is actually in those little collectible Amiibo's.

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COG: "Its been a long time coming, but finally, after nearly seven years, the long awaited installment of the Super Smash Bros. series will be released on the Nintendo Wii U console on November 21st. I regretfully have never really played previous versions of the game, nor did I really understand why they were so popular (and was really confused by the 300% thing!). However, I live with a SSB fanatic, my daughter Hannah, who has religiously followed every update, watched every Nintendo Direct, played hours upon hours of Melee and Brawl, and has faced off against the Master Hand hundreds of times. We have an opportunity to write this review from two different perspectives, from someone completely new to the series and from a long time Super Smash Bros enthusiast. This will provide a wide scope for all to read."

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This week's new releases and special offers detailed.
Smash Bros for Wii U and Pok#233;mon Omega Ruby #38; Alpha Sapphire for 3DS are the headline releases in this week's US eShop update.

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Nintendo currently has no plans to release premium DLC for the Wii U or Nintendo 3DS versions of Super Smash Bros over fears that fans may believe it deliberately held back content from the main game, game designer Masahiro Sakurai has told VideoGamer.com.

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CVG- There's a niggling feeling when you first start up Super Smash Bros. for Wii U that Nintendo perhaps showed its hand a little too early. After all, by releasing the 3DS version nearly two months before its console brother, Nintendo had essentially ensured that those who purchased both would have few secrets to discover once the Wii U game rolled around. Thanks to series overlord Masahiro Sakurai's insistence that both versions share the same roster, loading up Smash Wii U for the first time doesn't quite spark that same excitement as when you first booted up Melee or Brawl. Instead the feeling is similar to watching The Sixth Sense after a mate's already spoiled Bruce Willis's pre-credits revelation.

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Masahiro Sakurai says his team is still weighing it up.
Nintendo is not currently working on paid DLC for Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and is still discussing whether to go ahead with it.

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GameXplain: "Is Super Smash Bros Bros. Wii U the best entry in the Smash Bros. series? Find out in our in-depth video review that covers everything from the new Wii U exclusive stages, to new modes like Special Orders and Smash Tour, the Stage Creator, and tons more!"