#Super smash bros wii u full
It is a titan full of content that serves as an encyclopedia of the history of Nintendo, the history of the video game, after all. for Wii U continues to feel overwhelming from the start, even though it fails to match the overwhelming feeling that accompanied Brawl, the bravest Smash to date. And they all have something new to offer. The Villager, the Wii FIt Trainer, Shulk from Xenoblade Chronicles or the Duck Hunt duo are among the most outstanding new fighters.
That is the only way to make it shine like few others, and that in an age when local multiplayer is losing steam by leaps and bounds, a company like Nintendo continues to bet on it and considers it an essential part of the experience is especially remarkable. None of that affected, luckily, but it is clear that Smash Bros is not just a game between friends, as I said: it is also one created with companionship in mind. In fact, Sakurai himself moved close to the development studio and spent marathon days controlling every aspect of the game, so many that he developed calcific tendonitis that it seemed to put his pitch at risk. I remember a few years ago, when the development of this new installment was still in its infancy, an excited Masahiro Sakurai assured that if he was not able to find the right people to work with on the project, he would take the time that was necessary with a smaller team, or it would focus on just one version. But this privileged position that Smash has in my memory has not so much to do with its graphics, its mechanics or its polished design to the millimeter: for me it is important because it served me as a social tool.īecause Super Smash Bros. Nor do I care to admit that that passion continued to grow with Melee and Brawl to the point that many times I closed my eyes and could continue fighting in privacy, in the warmth of my bed, when there was no one else.
I don’t mind admitting that I spent countless hours wearing down the joystick on my Nintendo 64, ignoring the inexorable passing of the hours, watching the sun set and rise again. has been one of the most important games of my life. I don’t mind admitting that Super Smash Bros.
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