Nintendo restored the hype around its biggest crossover fighting game by releasing its first opening cinematic clip for "Super Smash Bros." Wii U. In unspoiled visuals, the hodgepodge clip that is roughly two minutes long features the diverse characters showing off their guises as well as individual game plays and styles. Gamers and gaming outlets alike could not help but fuss over the upcoming game even more, thanks to the awesome footage. With the mishmash footage as its early proof, VG 247 even declared that the assurance of the best gaming experience dwell in the "Super Smash Bros." Wii U. Moreover, there is also an 8-minute video that boasts the final smashes of all of the 51 characters that make up the highly-anticipated character roster of the game.
Along with the thrilling teaser come pre-order treats and deals not at all recommended to be foregone. Tech site iDigital Times declared having found the "best pre-order deal" for "Super Smash Bros." Wii U and it comes from Dell. Along with placing a pre-order, buyers can get a $25 gift card to bring into play. The offer may be the best among the existing deals at the moment, but there is a big catch — these gift cards take a while to be delivered, meaning a long wait stretching from two to three weeks goes with this offer.
Amiibos make the game's fans' shelves pretty and valuable. For those who have a knack for these game figures, this Toys "R" Us offer is a gem. Since yesterday, the toy retail giant has made the game available for pre-order. Those who place an order as early as today can get an Amiibo figure of their choice on the house. However, free Amiibos seem to be a knockout as they are quickly selling out. But it would not hurt to try.
Walmart has also cooked up an offer concerning the Nintendo game, as reported by Nintendo News. For $14.99, shoppers can get $4.99 of Vudu credits to use for renting out films, the rest give a free digital magazine and a digital strategy guide for "Super Smash Bros."
An unconfirmed and rather a wishful offer was also mentioned by Wii Daily recently. It is a holiday special bundle Nintendo will allegedly offer, which consists of a 32 GB Wii U Deluxe set, a copy of "Super Smash Bros.", a GameCube controller, and a GameCube Wii U adapter. No further details were given but gamers could only hope it's real as this is a truly divine offer.
"Super Smash Bros." Wii U will be released on Nov. 21.
