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Yes, it has, but at the same time, there's so much features added to it, you can't just say the 2+ years of work was only for the characters. The stages have recieved a HUGE overhaul, as far as I know, not a single stage is just a simple background, a few are but even the background to them changes. There's also the short movies that are now shown, and the newly more worked on Adventure Mode. Most of the levels are expanded. Plus, those 2+ years of works, could have been done for the newer characters as well, as well as for some more they haven't announced yet. There is that possibility Ganondorf will be in it with a new set a moves, but like I said it's a low possibility, as it's great to keep a familiarity feel with characters.

^ True, although at the same time, all the characters that have traveled from smash, to melee, kept their original moves, although at the same time, earned some new ones, thanks to that newly added left/right stick + B. So it would really be, either take out Ganondorf, or take out Falcon, and I doubt they'll take out Falcon. They may re-add them and keep them as clone characters though, or they may actually re-do them completly, but I doubt that will happen. Since it's great to keep a feel of familiarity even if they are cloned.

I hope the Boxart is showing how many characters we start off with, because that looks like a great way to start the game off with that variety.

And yeah, I wasn't sure if that was official or not, since I saw it on gametrailers for a while.

Actually a lot of tihngs don't add up here.

1. These are full scenes, they aren't from trailers.
2. The Loading Screen is there, and that IS the loading screen of DMC4 , because the demos had that loading screen as well.

These are not old, or fake as far as I know anyways.

<Cook Kirby>​

Kirby is quite the glutton. He apparently even does his own cooking.
Welcome to Kirby’s cooking class!

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The cook puts on his hat!​

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He takes out a giant pot!​

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Dinner’s ready! He rings his bell.​

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He tosses his enemies into the pot...​

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Simmers them gently and deliberately...​

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OK! Order up!​

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Once you take out the stock, your enemy gets blasted off.​

But is that a real dish? Something like stone soup, maybe? Can you put just anything in there? Are you sure?

WarioWare:
Ashley’s Theme
Composition Supervisor: Masaru Tajima
Arrangement Supervisor: Tomoko Sasaki
Vocals: Emily McIntosh, Terry Lauber, James Cowan​

• The copyright for this music is held by Nintendo. • Check your volume settings. It’s Ashley’s Song from WarioWare Touched! It includes vocals. What do you think of this rhythmic arrangement?
Smash Bros. Dojo is being unveiled worldwide in 6+1 languages. (This is the main page where you select your language. The "+1" simply stands for the subtle differences between American and British English.)
In the Japanese version, you can enjoy the Japanese, original version of this song. On the pages for the other languages, you can enjoy a version for which the Treehouse at Nintendo of America recorded the vocals.
I’ll go ahead and link to both of them.
(Japanese Ashley’s Song Trial Listening Page)

<Standard Special Move: Paralyzer>​

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Bzzzzzzzzzzt! I can’t get enough of this.​

A personal protection device, the paralyzer stuns opponents. If you can charge it up for a bit, you can land additional attacks while your opponent is stunned.

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A down smash will fire it at your feet!​

But this is only self-defense at best. It does not have the power of an explosive attack. Where and when you use this is key.
What really brings out some characteristic Samus skills is when this gun transforms and releases a whip: the Plasma Whip.

<Side Special Move: Plasma Whip>​

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The flash at the tip of this short whip is quite powerful!​

<Up Special: Plasma Wire>​

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Shoot it straight up to pull enemies toward you!​

These two moves can be used to grab and hang from an edge. They can reach even if the ledge is pretty far away, so pay close attention to distance and timing and aim to dangle from the edge.

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Pzzzzt! What a magnificent edge grab!​

Gah, guys I said e-mail me the links, it'll make it easier, I'm not gonna be checking this topic all the time.

Sure, but be sure to link me to a downloadable version in case you actually do win.

Once you know how to attack, the next thing you have to think about is avoiding enemy attacks. That’s where the shield button comes in handy.

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You guard against your enemy’s attack with your shield!!​

Shielding against attacks is a top priority. Because if you don’t get attacked, you can’t get done in! However, the more attacks your shield takes, the smaller it gets.

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If your shield breaks, you lose consciousness.​

But more important than guarding is dodging.
You just tap the Control Stick in a direction while holding the shield button.

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Tap the control stick down to do a sidestep dodge!​

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Tap it backward to do a backward-roll dodge!​

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And tap forward to do a forward-roll dodge and get behind
your opponent!​

If you can do these moves, your enemies will have a hard time landing their attacks. And they make you momentarily invincible, so using them proactively is OK.
Use these moves as much as you can even before you get used to them. Sometimes things become clearer that way.

<Landmaster>​

It’s the brute tank of Team Star Fox—the Landmaster. Surely he wouldn’t bring that thing out?!

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LANDMASTERRR!​

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BAROOOMPH!​

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Yayyy! It’s a free ride!​

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Don’t ride the Landmaster!​

Jump to hover. Tilt down to roll. And, of course, fire its cannon with the attack button.

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FIRE! This hurts. A lot! So watch out!​

It’s so big, it might be hard to turn around. But it’s law-breaking power and authority is unstoppable.

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Yeah. It’s cool. My heart’s aflutter.​