Now, like so many other games, Smash is a competitive and casual live service with the kind of exposure that is capable of crippling a social media network with a single announcement. That’s not really what the series is anymore, though. Just as the classic intro indicated, the manic and childlike energy of slamming toys together makes for a good game. It fit in perfectly among the N64’s experimental and occasionally clunky titles. At the time, nothing existed quite like it: a bizarre and floaty brawling game that starred Mario and Pikachu and all kinds of characters. has been a mainstay of a certain side of gaming culture since it first arrived on the N64 and it isn’t hard to see why. Enjoy this feeling, because we’ll never be here again. That might miss some of the points, however-because what is even more noteworthy than who is that this will truly be the end this time. Undoubtedly there will be both excitement and wailing, regardless of what character actually does make the cut. Plenty of weight will be put on this final reveal, as Ultimate’s roster is already (to use the technical term) absolutely bonkers. Ultimate’s final DLC addition, that entry in the Smash franchise will come to something resembling a conclusion-nearly three years following its release. With the October 5th reveal of Kingdom Hearts’ Sora as Super Smash Bros.

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