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A new game for a new console. By Super Smash Bros. For is coming, and although it's not a massive surprise, it's arrival on Switch is still one that fans have been eagerly awaiting for some time now. We know who the developers are, as well as some confirmed characters and a release window - but the big question looming over everyone's head right now: is Super Smash Bros. For Switch a port of Smash for Wii U, or an entirely new game?
There's been a sudden monsoon of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate news as Thursday's Nintendo Direct brought with it new characters, modes and more for the upcoming game.
Super Smash Bros. For Wii U released in 2014 and stopped receiving updates and DLC in 2016. So considering that Super Smash Bros. For Wii U is due for a sequel, a new entry in the franchise on Switch would make a lot of sense. Now, we know that Nintendo is no stranger to porting big Wii U games over to Switch—along with some bonus features—such as Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and Pokken Tournament DX, the former of which also gained Splatoon 2 characters in its move to the new console. That said, we still think there's good reason to believe that Super Smash Bros.
For Nintendo Switch will, in fact, be an entirely new entry for the series. Super Smash Bros. (Pending Title). One significant factor that we need to address is the title. The reveal trailer shows the game simply titled as Super Smash Bros. And not Super Smash Bros. For Nintendo Switch.
Which leads us to believe that this iteration of Super Smash Bros. Will receive a subtitle similar to 'Super Smash Bros.
Melee' or 'Brawl.” If Nintendo were preparing a port of the Wii U version it would have more than likely inherited the title of Super Smash Bros. For Nintendo Switch. Not to mention, the logo itself bears a few distinct differences from the previous Smash logos. It's blank, presumably implying that the title is still under consideration and not final. Different Developers. If you're keen on attention to detail then you may have noticed that Hal Laboratories is leading development for Super Smash Bros.
Right as the teaser trailer wraps up, it's clear that Hal Laboratories is labeled as the developer and not Bandai Namco. Bandai Namco and Sora Ltd. May have lead development on Super Smash Bros. On Wii U, but it looks like Nintendo has once again reunited with Hal Laboratories to bring the famous brawler over to Switch. If the iteration of Smash we were shown during the Nintendo Direct was indeed a port of Super Smash Bros. For Wii U, then Bandai Namco would undoubtedly have been credited as the developers. Revamped Website.
The official Super Smash Bros. Has been completely revamped, removing all characters and art from the Wii U/3DS versions of the game. Furthermore, the removal of company names who own intellectual property rights to characters in the game and from the website could indicate a complete refresh of the roster. Does this mean that we're getting an entire reboot of the franchise along with an entirely new set of fighters and stages? Well, it's purely speculative, but it's still worth noting. Sakurai’s Tweet. — 桜井 政博 (@SoraSakurai) The most promising piece of evidence is, however, Sakurai's tweet, which when speaks for itself.
When translated into English the tweet reads: ' Right now we're just at the stage where we revealed this game, but I've been working on this game in silence day after day. Please wait until we can release more information, or until release day!' Masahiro Sakurai, the creator and lead developer of the Super Smash Bros. Series has confirmed that he is indeed working on the game and has gone on record saying that the game is 'still at the stage of just announcing the title.' Which tells us that Super Smash Bros. For Nintendo Switch will indeed be a fresh gaming experience for all.