Before Super Smash Bros. Ultimate’s reveal, I figured Nintendo would just port the Wii U version of Super Smash Bros. to the Switch. We’d maybe get a couple of new characters, but it would mostly be the same game. That’s what Nintendo did with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, and it’s one of the system’s top sellers.
But Super Smash Bros. Ultimate went far beyond my early expectations. It’s doesn’t just add some new characters and levels, but Ultimate has one of the biggest rosters I’ve ever seen in a fighting game. And even if you don’t always want to compete with friends, it gives you plenty to do when you’re playing alone.
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