Possible Controls for the 3DS version of Super Smash Bros.

[Super Smash Jordan]

What I think could be possible is two ways of movement: the T-stick and the D-pad. (A) is to use normal attacks, (B) is for special attacks, (X) is to grab or grapple, (Y) is to taunt, /R] or [L\ is to sheild or dodge, and the [ Start ] and [Select] Buttons are to pause. What do you think of this?

 

[Artisan]

I think it'll be like the GCN controls. Here's how they go:

The D-Pad = 3DS D-Pad,
The Stick = Circle Pad, A = A, B = B, Y/X = Y/X, L/R = L/R, Start = Pause. Of course you'd have to grab with A and L or R. Smash Attacks can also be done by using A and a quick movement of the Circle Pad. And I'd like it if I could use tilt attack moves with the D-Pad because they are usually harder to execute and have Select + Circle Pad/ D-Pad for Taunts

Now I'm sure you can fight however you want since in the options you could choose how to move/ attack/ dodge/ taunt in SSBB and KIU.

 

[Mikaya]

What I think could be possible is two ways of movement: the T-stick and the D-pad. (A) is to use normal attacks, (B) is for special attacks, (X) is to grab or grapple, (Y) is to taunt, /R] or [L\ is to sheild or dodge, and the [ Start ] and [Select] Buttons are to pause. What do you think of this?

sounds pretty reasonable. I think the controls are gonna be like how you described them. Simple but easy to get used to, I hope.

 

[AZ10]

I LUV SSB SERIES

 

[jams3223]

It's obvious that's the reason they use the old Gamecube gamepad

 

[Reece]

I think it'll be like the GCN controls. Here's how they go:

The D-Pad = 3DS D-Pad,
The Stick = Circle Pad, A = A, B = B, Y/X = Y/X, L/R = L/R, Start = Pause. Of course you'd have to grab with A and L or R. Smash Attacks can also be done by using A and a quick movement of the Circle Pad. And I'd like it if I could use tilt attack moves with the D-Pad because they are usually harder to execute and have Select + Circle Pad/ D-Pad for Taunts

Now I'm sure you can fight however you want since in the options you could choose how to move/ attack/ dodge/ taunt in SSBB and KIU.

I agree with this! ^

I prefer it like this to be honest, we all know the Gamecube controller controls was THE BEST (imo), and I think this pretty much covers it, I think there may be a way to customize controls (just a guess). I don't think the touch screen will play a big role, the least it will do, is lock on the target (as shown in one of Mr. Sakurai's "Picture of the day".

 

[srgs]

I probably mentioned this before: The c-stick on the 3DS would be the circle pad pro extension.
Of course, I'm still hoping for an extension that would allow the Gamecube controller to connect with the 3DS.

 

[Reece]

So after viewing this off-screen gameplay video of Super Smash Bros. (3DS) version, I saw an image explaining the controls of the 3DS version:

 

[Artisan]

I'm guessing the taunts are using the D-Pad though.

 

[3dsatackman]

So after viewing this off-screen gameplay video of Super Smash Bros. (3DS) version, I saw an image explaining the controls of the 3DS version:

where did you find this?

 

[srgs]

where did you find this?

E3 had SSB3DS demos. On the loading screen, the controls are shown.

 

[3dsatackman]

ok i was not at e3 so i did not know.

 

[Reece]

ok i was not at e3 so i did not know.

There were some videos showing gameplay, this was one of them (this was where I got the controls):

I'm guessing the taunts are using the D-Pad though.

Yeah, I think the D-Pad may have the same controls as the Wii-Mote when playingSuper Smash Bros. Brawl.

 

[3dsatackman]

ok thanks

 

[srgs]

Yeah, I think the D-Pad may have the same controls as the Wii-Mote when playingSuper Smash Bros. Brawl.

Um, the D-pad on the Wiimote alone doesn't make you taunt. Nor does it do that when connected to the Nunchuk.

 

[Reece]

Um, the D-pad on the Wiimote alone doesn't make you taunt. Nor does it do that when connected to the Nunchuk.

Oh? Well, I don't know, it's been a while since I played Brawl, what was the taunt move control (even though the taunt weren't all that important, that's why I forgot) AND what I meant to say was I think the D-Pad would have same controls as the Wii Mote (when connected to the Nunchuk), because of the items (there is no controls to for the Items, so far).

 

[Artisan]

(there is no controls to for the Items, so far).

The attack/grab button is usually used to grab/use items. Perhaps the jetpack item is used by pressing the Grab button.

 

[Reece]

The attack/grab button is usually used to grab/use items. Perhaps the jetpack item is used by pressing the Grab button.

I guess? I dunno, since it's a demo version I won't expect all the controls to be explained, but I hope it takes up similar controls to the Wii-Mote, even though the Gamecube controller was better, I like both to be honest, didn't have trouble playing with either, I just hope I don't damage my 3DS buttons.

 

[MMMs]

I guess? I dunno, since it's a demo version I won't expect all the controls to be explained, but I hope it takes up similar controls to the Wii-Mote, even though the Gamecube controller was better, I like both to be honest, didn't have trouble playing with either, I just hope I don't damage my 3DS buttons.

I'm guessing that I'll be having problems with my Thumbstick after playing SSB4 lol with all the flicking and holding it, I T-Stick would get worn off

 

[Reece]

I'm guessing that I'll be having problems with my Thumbstick after playing SSB4 lol with all the flicking and holding it, I T-Stick would get worn off

Same! I think my buttons may get worn out, I haven't played a game that really requires for me to smash my buttons, and it looks like that's exactly what SSB on the 3DS will do.