Super Smash Bros.
Trying to pick which character to main as in Nintendo’s massively crowded crossover fighting game? Here’s a simple answer.
Now you can telecommute from Isabelle’s office, the mountains of Hyrule, or the halls of Garreg Mach Monastery.
Champion of Nintendo’s crossover hit will walk away with a prize worth less than one percent of the purse for some other games.
”Please forgive us,” says director, while explaining that Smash Bros. is “a game for good little children.”
Local competitive play lets unsuspecting boy rub elbows with the king of Nintendo’s crossover hit.
”What’s the purpose of your visit?” is a common question to get asked at immigration. “Who do you main?” is not.
Cat joins the battle! Feline fighter frolics with Piranha Plant, other characters from the Nintendo hit.
Gamer father showed his power, but the Japanese Internet thinks he might not have displayed much wisdom.
You may think you’re already pumped for the release of Nintendo’s Super Smash Bros. Ultimate on December 7, but you’re not truly prepared until you can sing this jingle.
Tiny office puppy Isabelle is going to be brawling in the Smash Brothers’ line up! The only thing funnier is how fans reacted to the news.
Why leave your inactive Nintendo heroes out on the shelf when you can give them a proper home?
Nothing can enhance the mood of a party quite like a raring round of Super Smash Bros. The chaos that breaks out in these free-for-all battles is bound to bring out the competitiveness in anyone, and there are dozens of characters to choose from, each with their own unique strengths and special attacks.
Those of you who own the Wii U version of Super Smash Bros have probably seen each character’s own taunting animation, but seeing a grown man perform them is nothing short of magical. While not as synchronized as this little Bruce Lee‘s nunchaku mimicry, this dad’s Smash Bros imitations are arguably better than the actual thing!
Earlier today, Nintendo released a very special video listing 50 facts about the upcoming Wii U version of chaotic brawler Super Smash Bros. The 35 minute-long video contains a wealth of information for fans of the series to drool over, but perhaps the most exciting announcement of all is the fact that up to eight players can now take part in the same battle.
Time to buy some extra controllers, folks!
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS just hit the stores this past week in Japan, and already over a million copies were sold and with so many different characters to choose from, it’s hard to pick a favorite. Maybe it’s not how the character fights but how it ridicules your opponents as they fly off the battlefield. Nintendo always has their staple characters that have appeared in every Smash Bros. game so far, but there’s one whose taunts are more hilarious than the rest: the master of the bongos himself, Donkey Kong!