Well- by the time it is released, it will be two years into the console's life cycle. The Wii lasted 6-7 years, so you would have time to eventually pick it up. This just seems like one of those games that you get if you got a Nintendo system.
If money was no object, I'd definitely get both, but I'm not sure if I'll be getting either, sadly... My siblings are all girls without much interest in gaming, my parents are, well, parents, and my friends don't care too much for Smash Brothers. So I dunno if it'd be worth it for me to pay $60 for a game that I would probably only get a few hours (from the singleplayer mode) from. Online might extend that time a little, but not much... I like to play local in these more up-close and personal types of games.
That's not to say I don't like Smash Brothers; I have Brawl and it's a really cool and fun game, but I rarely ever play it, as the only people who are ever over to my house usually would rather play something else.
If I do get one, though, it'll probably be for the Wii U so I can at least play some local every once in a blue moon.
(I just expressed like three of the four options... (both, neither, and Wii U only) )
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