Mario duking it out against Final Fantasy VII's Cloud on a battlefield from Metal Gear Solid is a weird, wonderful sight that only the Super Smash Bros. Series can deliver, and Super Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is undoubtedly Smash Bros. Done right and done bigger than ever before.
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With a staggering 74 fighters, 108 stages, 1,300
Spirit characters to collect, and an epic Adventure Mode that took me over 20
hours to beat
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Super Smash Bros. Has always been a series that successfully has it both ways, allowing highly skilled competitive fights to coexist with chaotic, button-mashing brawls full of items and exciting Final Smash finishers. Combine that with recognizable characters from all over gaming, and Super Smash Bros. Stands out as a perfect digital action figure toy box. It has a rare accessibility thanks to series's signature damage system, which replaces a traditional health bar with a damage percentage that indicates how vulnerable you are to being launched off the stage. That alleviates that oppressive feeling of being low on health that can make losing matches feel so un-fun in other fighting games. The simplified move inputs also make it easier for anyone to pick up and immediately enjoy Super Smash Bros. While dodges, shields, and a veritable ballet of mid-air strategy provide a deep well of technical nuance to those interested in upping their game No matter your preference, both styles of player are well loved and thriving in Super Smash Bros., and Ultimate's new customizable rule sets make it even easier, if a little clunky, to switch between them.
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Ultimate earns its name by ambitiously including every single fighter in the almost 20 year history of Super Smash Bros., along with 11 totally new ones that are creative additions to the roster. The diverse cast of characters from all corners of gaming offers real choice and variety with a small character like Pikachu feeling wildly different from a heavier one like Bowser.
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None of the new fighters reinvent the Super Smash Bros. Wheel, but Simon Belmont and King K. Rool's abilities stand out to me as being full of flavor and extremely fun to fight with. Watching my collection of characters fill up as I unlock them with friends was genuinely exciting, and that does take awhile since you only start with eight. In general, Ultimate's fighters feel slightly faster and a lot harder hitting than in previous Super Smash Bros. Games. There's often less ambiguity about whether or not a hit will turn into a K.O., and an optional radar will even show you where you are when you're offscreen. If only two fighters remain, an epic new freeze frame effect triggers when you land a K.O. hit, making those big smash attacks even more satisfying.
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