Calling all Nintendo Enthusiasts! Everyone is anticipating what Nintendo has been working on for the release of the next Super Smash Bros. and here are the latest updates.

First is a 3DS version of the original game to be released this coming fall, and second is a full console release using the Wii U  which is expected to come out during the holidays.

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Just in time for the Christmas season to keep kids happy and possibly those who are also young at heart.

July was a big month for Nintendo and they have given so many updates on what's to come.

This definitely was a great marketing strategy which caught the attention of gamers all over the world.

Yesterday, July 14, Captain Falcon was seen making a comeback.

Robin and Lucina definitely will keep the Fire Emblem fans happy with them being added in the game.

And speaking of trophies, Rayman's trophy was showcased but there are still tweaks to be fixed for a better 3D model for this character.

Videos of other fighters just made Super Smash Bros. one of the most anticipated series.

There are just so many characters to choose from that gamers will definitely be overwhelmed with.

Super Smash Bros. marketing strategy of revealing new challengers to join the battle was a very effective tactic.

Mortal Kombat X has announced that Raiden will be returning for the yet-to-be-released game but Nintendo's Super Smash Bros. did a better job in keeping people's attention on their updates.

Nintendo has dropped hints about possibly supporting Gamecube controllers as part of the Super Smash Bros. gameplay causing more excitement amongst gamers.

The only worry posted by the patriots is the delivery of the game on the promised dates.

Fans have been disappointed before due to the sliding timetables of Nintendo but everyone is hoping that this time, they get both the best quality of the game and that they don't have to move the marked dates on their calendars. 

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