Splitscreen talks about Sora, Smash Bros and the games he inspired

The the final fighter has been revealed, and the saga of Super Smash Bros. UltimateThe star list has ended, but SmashThe story is far from over. Join us as we explore the unlikely humble beginnings of the Nintendo fighting game franchise, its most magical moments, and the games it inspired. Yes, this includes that of Nickelodeon.

Is there anything more exciting than a Super Smash Bros. Ultimate fighter reveal? I hope there are, because we just attended the very last one that we are going to have. While the Smash Bros. the development team is I hope to take a well deserved vacation, the Kotaku split screen The team are far too excited to drop the topic. And so we did a whole episode talking about brothers and their destruction.

After a brief struggle with covid-19, I returned, joining loyal co-hosts Ethan and Lisa Marie in a conversation about the smash hit that is Smash bros. This week, we brought in resident fighting game specialist Ian Walker to help us probe the depths of more than two decades of Nintendo characters hitting each other. We start with the story of the show, which began in 1999 when I was 26 and everyone in this week’s episode was babies. Next, we explore this week’s big reveal from another sword character. Finally, we end with some discussions about the games that Smash done, including Brawlhalla, Aether rivals, and of course, Nickelodeon Star Brawl.

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