Sakurai announces DLC character composition for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate already decided by Nintendo

During the last Smash Bros. Ultimate Direct, director of the game, Masahiro Sakurai, announced that five DLC fighters would surrender under the title next year. No other details were shared except for Sakurai who urged fans to buy the fighter pbad that they thought the quality of their characters' composition was going to be exceptional. . Today, the man who never stops a break has leaked news about the mystery warriors.

All will not be revealed

Sure TwitterSakurai informed the universe that each of the five DLC fighters had already been decided. The selection came from Nintendo themselves, which means that fans could not determine their favorites on a poll like Bayonetta Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U. Of course, Sakurai has the last word on the feasibility of the characters. Smash Bros. Ultimate.

Sakurai especially let Twitter users with this call:

It's great to dream that your favorite character joins the battle and I appreciate your pbadion, but try to stay on the topic when you answer tweets and avoid overwhelming us and other users with requests when we do not ask for comments. Thank you!

Do you hear that, Waluigi or Bust players? Leave Sakurai alone. The man does his best!

Although I'm disappointed, fans can not vote for a character to add to Smash this time, but I'm confident in Sakurai's judgment. The director brings love and details to every Smash warrior who finds himself in training. Therefore, I bet that Piranha Plant will be very fun to play, as well as these five DLC fighters.

What do you think of this news from Smash? You are not able to vote on a fighter? Believe in the decision-making capabilities of Nintendo? Let us know in the comment field below!

Sakurai announces DLC character composition for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate already decided by Nintendo was last modified: November 6, 2018 by Arthur Damian

Arthur Damian is a writer, publisher, educator and video game lover. Settled and living in Brooklyn, NY, he has been playing since the age of five, from the NES to the Nintendo Switch. His favorite system is the SNES, his favorite game is the trigger of a stopwatchand you can not convince him otherwise. He loves dogs, rainbow cookies, Spider-Man and songs with complex drum patterns. Arthur is also editor of the blog That VideoGame.