Nintendo 3DS version of Super Smash Brother is out in the United States. The next part of Nintendo's classic royal rumble between its franchises takes more of the game in the handheld devices, with more characters, items, portable gaming and more features than before.

The Super Smash Bros' iteration had just entered the U.S. shores, but pros and fans have been working hard on the Japanese version of the game. The U.S. demonstration after its release is unfathomable logging after hours of study over the previous month. From this draining game, favorite characters and techniques are starting to emerge.

At least slightly more level now in the playing field, those who tried the previous titles of the game on a professional level, specifically Super Smash Bros. The Super Smash Bros veteran players are talking about how to play and outsmart the enemies in order to win the game. The video shows their thoughts.

The game features smash and crash by Smash Run mode, a new and exclusive mode to the Nintendo 3DS version that allows up to four players in five minutes to fight solo by big battlefield while fighting identifiable enemies from almost any multiple third party partners and major Nintendo franchise. Enemies are left behind defeated in order to collect power-ups. Gamers who gather more power-ups have the edge to time runs out and the fight with opponents' starts.

Classic characters like Samus, Mario, Pikachu and Link with the new challengers like Mega Man, Palutena, Goddess of Light from the Kid Icarus games and Little Mac are also fighting in the game, modified various elements of the characters when playing online or playing locally with friends in different multiplayer modes. Most elements are of the high-power actins at 60 frames silky-smooth per second and in 3D eye-popping stereoscopic.