Most games are pushed back. All big titles usually have this. Metal Gear Solid 4 was suppose to hit sometime last year. Now its suppose to hit Q1 this year. Now it might not hit till Q2 or 3....but the development team is saying they are close to finish. Halo 3 had the same problems too.

Basically, all high profile sequels seem to hit turbulence. They have high expectations. And because of these high expectations, developers want to overdo everything. And in return, they overextend themselves. They think they can get this done by a certain date, but since they want to put in so much to be so much better than the title before they end up needing more time.

I think this is whats happening with SSBB. It sucks....but oh well. There are plenty of other Wii games for now.

i didn't like brawl (i know, i am the only one in the world who didn't like it) so it doesn't bother me, even if i had liked this game i wouldn't care as long as the game is A+++ ...

Ah, Valve. So, are you ready for Episode 3 to come out in 2018? 

Anyway, I'm also not too interested in this game. Like I said, I was never really into the first two. One of the only reasons I'd get it is for the online play, but as you all know, they fucked it up horribly. Unless this delay is to put on their new service (which is most likely not going to happen), I'm not getting this game until it drops to $20 or I just get bored of what I have (most likely, the first considering GTA IV comes out either March or April)