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Super Smash Bros Ultimate was more than just a crossover. It was a gargantuan feat of organisation. From the first reveal to the last DLC, this game repeatedly shocked the world with countless surprises. It's hard to imagine anything could ever surpass the hype generated by Ultimate.
So imagine, if you will, over a confidential intercontinental conference call, two gaming titans settling a three-decade grudge to create something truly special; built around the one thing that Smash Ultimate didn't manage to accomplish. This game could be anything we can imagine, right down to its very name, but for now you may call it...
who cares
Project NvP (working title) is a competitive platform fighter celebrating and contrasting the history and rivalry of Nintendo and PlayStation. These two companies have released their own crossover fighters in the past, but Project NvP is neither Smash 6 nor All Stars 2. The mechanics and lore of Project NvP are self-contained and wholly unique.
A core theme of the game is dichotomy. The roster of over 30 fighters is evenly divided into two groups representing Nintendo and PlayStation, and the arenas also represent both companies equally. The distinction between the two sides is constantly highlighted, but rarely enforced: all fighters and stages are included in both versions.
Project NvP will be developed for the Switch successor and PS5. With a meaty story, version-exclusive modes and content, and cross-play in all competitive modes, Project NvP aims to give Nintendo and PlayStation fans a game that is everything they ever wanted, but also nothing they expected.
So where do we come in?
We, the users on this thread, have been enlisted to decide what goes into this game. Who is in the roster, where they fight, how they fight, even why they fight; all of it will be decided by vote.
Each day brings a new topic of nominations. Users compose and submit their nominations as outlined by the topic announcement. The next day, users are encouraged to vote on these nominations. The nomination with the most support from voters gets inducted into Project NvP.
Let's work together to design the crossover of our dreams!
So imagine, if you will, over a confidential intercontinental conference call, two gaming titans settling a three-decade grudge to create something truly special; built around the one thing that Smash Ultimate didn't manage to accomplish. This game could be anything we can imagine, right down to its very name, but for now you may call it...
who cares
Project NvP (working title) is a competitive platform fighter celebrating and contrasting the history and rivalry of Nintendo and PlayStation. These two companies have released their own crossover fighters in the past, but Project NvP is neither Smash 6 nor All Stars 2. The mechanics and lore of Project NvP are self-contained and wholly unique.
A core theme of the game is dichotomy. The roster of over 30 fighters is evenly divided into two groups representing Nintendo and PlayStation, and the arenas also represent both companies equally. The distinction between the two sides is constantly highlighted, but rarely enforced: all fighters and stages are included in both versions.
Project NvP will be developed for the Switch successor and PS5. With a meaty story, version-exclusive modes and content, and cross-play in all competitive modes, Project NvP aims to give Nintendo and PlayStation fans a game that is everything they ever wanted, but also nothing they expected.
So where do we come in?
We, the users on this thread, have been enlisted to decide what goes into this game. Who is in the roster, where they fight, how they fight, even why they fight; all of it will be decided by vote.
Each day brings a new topic of nominations. Users compose and submit their nominations as outlined by the topic announcement. The next day, users are encouraged to vote on these nominations. The nomination with the most support from voters gets inducted into Project NvP.
Let's work together to design the crossover of our dreams!
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