SolarFlare13

@driz Heh...I remember Fox being a compete bad-ass in SSB64

The reason why i played as Link sometimes is to bomb my team-mates  I still do even to this day

Ahh yes!!! Lucario. I always saw him as a double edged sword tho  like, he does more damage when he's taken A LOT of damage and in many cases, that can be a benefit, it's just you're really frail to being knocked out of the stage at that point

Well, you're not missing much, in all honesty. If anything, SSB4 is worse than SSBB. There's no Snake, you cant edge-hog anymore and cant dodge instantly like you could in SSBB  

Same here!!!  In fact, I've played it for 4 years straight

I dunno, I feel as if the new ninendo games are starting to get inferior to the old ones  

I haven't played but the game looks great. 

@SolarFlare13

Yeah, Lucario wasn't all that great, as far as I can remember. His high-risk-high-reward deal was really gimmicky and kinda difficult to pull off with him being so floaty and slow as he was. At the time I just thought he looked really cool, so I stuck with him.

Eh... I heard a fair share of negative responses to SSB4, but I can't really tell. One thing I imagine people were satisfied about was the fact that they removed random tripping. iirc, that was one of the biggest turn offs in Brawl. 

To be honest, I've kinda lost contact with Nintendo as of recent: I have yet to upgrade to the Switch and the 3DS, and I haven't even touched the WiiU yet. Either way, if SSB4 gets ported to the Switch, I am most likely going to get it. Along with Breath of the Wild, of course~