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Smash 4 Wi-Fi is amazing
Nin10dude789 (2014-10-04 16:41:29)It has little to no lag compared to Brawl.
Still runs at 60fps, and control input is much faster compared to Brawl.
But just like in Brawl, if one person has a bad connection, it lags to all players. But when that happens, the frame rate drops. At least it's better than freezing during gameplay like Brawl did.
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carlos11 (2014-10-04 19:32:03)Will people want to play with me if my internet costs $10/month?
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SackThing101 (2014-10-04 23:38:17)3DS version has a lot less input lag than Brawl, especially if you have/had a HDTV for Brawl.
BirdJesus (2014-10-05 21:59:19)1v1 isn't as laggy as the other modes.
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carlos11 (2014-10-06 02:39:40)I think there is a lot of input lag.
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It's always nice to see video companies stepping up their game for new releases. Smash 4 players will be heartened to know that Nintendo has moved their servers from a couple of cardboard boxes with a ham radio strapped to them to a toaster with an antenna. Great job, Nintendo.