Will "Octrockandroll" Bertazzo Lambert

Subscribers will be able to party like it's 2001 starting October 27th.

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A new platform fighter called Sentinels INC. has been announced!

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate’s post-launch content outpouring has come to an end and it has been without a doubt one of the most magical gaming experiences of this generation. But unless the next game comes out in the next few years, it’s all Smash fans are going to get from the series for the time being. In preparation of this eventuality, we have a list of more traditional fighting games with elements prominently enjoyed by the Super Smash Bros. fandom.

The long-rumored Warner Bros. crossover platform fighting game is real and coming in 2022.

After a tragically long hiatus, we finally got a full-length Nintendo Direct and it was just as brimming with hype as you would expect.

This Content Creator is taking famous scenes from television and movies and giving it a certain Smash Bros. flair to it.

If your experience with the global pandemic has had one positive aspect to it it’s probably been finally having a chance to stay home and catch up on your gaming and nobody has needed that more than Masahiro Sakurai. We are talking about the director who worked 13 months straight without taking a single day off during which he would work for over 40 hours straight with only 4 hours off to sleep during Super Smash Bros. Ultimate’s development, after all.

It’s no trick. Nintendo dropped a pre-Halloween treat into our baskets with a surprise Nintendo Direct Mini Partner Showcase, apparently the last one for the year.

With everything going on over the whole world right now, it’s easy to forget that this year marks the 35th anniversary of Super Mario Bros. and the gaming revolution it left in its wake. Most Smashboards readers likely weren’t even alive when that happened, but probably all grew up with Shigeru Miyamoto’s greatest creation.

With many areas leaving their Covid-19 lockdown soon, you may need a little help keeping up with all the new smashing habits you've developped since being stuck at home.

Just like that online Ganon player hit you with that warlock punch you weren’t prepared for, Nintendo just hit us all with a surprise mini-direct out of nowhere. Despite its diminutive qualifier, the presentation weighs in at a nearly 30-minute length, so we’re here to catch you up to speed on everything you missed.

Nintendo finished off Fighters Pass #1 with Byleth, the main protagonist of Fire Emblem: Three Houses!

The New Pokemon direct is out. Wondering what you missed? Click further to hear about Pokemon Home, new DLC for Sword & Shield, and even a brand new remake!