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1. I did not say Crash had a lot of demand before the N. Sane trilogy.That demand only really surged and started kicking after the release of the N. Sane Trilogy which was 2017 not to say he wasn't heavily requested before but probably nowhere to the likes of Banjo, King K. Rool, and Ridley especially being they've been demanded for longer Banjo and Ridley for two decades and King K. Rool at least one. Smash Ultimate had been in development since 2015.
You may point out to Steve being negotiated for 5 years but this had mostly to due to Nintendo's and Microsoft's close relationship.
Because of this I kinda also feel its too late for him and he has a better shot for Smash 6.
2. I don't see how Ultimate's base game development has anything to do with their selection with Fighter Pass 2. Again Crash had about two and a half years to gain traction before the fighters for this pass were decided. Meanwhile, he broke out into the mainstream. I'm not saying he had the same amount of fan demand for years upon years, but I think there is an argument to be made that there is a good chance that Crash did buildup enough traction before the fighters were decided for him to be a candidate. Not to mention when the N. Sane trilogy's Switch port was announced, Nintendo acknowledged Crash as a gaming icon.
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