Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (Nintendo Switch)
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A Raucous Clash Reunion
From its humble Nintendo 64 beginnings, Super Smash Bros. has been a delightful neutral zone for players looking for top-tier competition as well as friends who just want to kick back and watch Princess Peach knock the stuffing out of Bowser. Super Smash Bros.
Switch Review - 'Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate lets up to eight players square off in action-packed battles that are all about smashing beloved video game characters off the screen.
Another smashing success from Sakurai - Super Smash Bros. Ultimate review
(In the spirit of the multiplayer crossover, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate will be evaluated by not just one GT critic, but a triumvirate of Smash enthusiasts. This critique will be split across the game's core pillars, each tackled by a different voice: In order of appearance, Sean Anthony , Elisha...- An enormous roster with diverse movesets and personalities
- Returning modes are back and have been fleshed out
- World of Light is a fun story mode for single-player content
- Wealth of fanservice in the form of spirits
- soundtracks
- and other references
- Some spirit battles may be unfairly difficult
- Some minor flaws of with online multiplayer that can be fixed in future updates
Nintendo Switch Super Smash Bros. Ultimate SUPER SMASH BROS ULT review
A hallmark of excellence. There may be flaws, but they are negligible and won't cause massive damage.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Review
lives up to its name, offering the most comprehensive game in the series to date. It has an absurd amount to play, fight, and unlock – though that can be to its detriment at times. While the World of Light adventure mode isn't reason alone to get Smash Bros.
Sometimes I feel bad for Masahiro Sakurai. As the creator of Super Smash Bros., he has poured his heart and soul into the series for more than 20 years now. And yet, one way or another, Smash Bros. has seemingly struggled to escape the long shadow cast by Smash Bros.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Review: "Makes a 20-year-old franchise feel brand new"
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate takes characters we've played for decades and remasters them into a robust, fantastically enjoyable package- Incredibly tight mechanics for a fighter with more than 70 characters, A complete overload of fantastic single player content, The most amount of polish a Super Smash Bros
- game has ever seen
- Minor changes to the presentation feel out of place
- Could use more variety in content
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Review – The Eternal Showdown
Perhaps you remember Smash Bros from days gone by. Getting together with some good friends and wailing on one another until feelings were hurt and battle cries were unleashed. Picking your absolute favorite and watching them decimate or be destroyed.- Tons of distinct fighters
- Many many game modes
- Controls are fluid and precise
- World of Light gets repetitive fast
- Not in love with the bonus stage
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate review – Nintendo vs. the world
Nintendo's crossover fighter is bigger and better than ever and now it has a single-player mode that's just as good as multiplayer.- The core fighting system is cleverly refined and more enjoyable than ever
- World of Light is one of the best single-player modes ever in a fighter
- Mountains of content that will last hundreds of hours
- Steep learning curve is poorly handled, with a lack of tutorials and useful help
- Surprisingly poor museum features