INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Super Smash Bros Ultimate is without a doubt one of the most necessary Nintendo Switch games to play on the bestselling console
With every fighter that's ever featured in the franchise, a host of new ones coming through DLC, and the flexible play styles offered by
Nintendo's handheld/home console hybrid, it's a fighting game with plenty to recommend it.Now, however, it seems that the DLC tap is running
dry.At the start of 2020, a Smash Bros Ultimate livestream revealed the existence of a whole other Fighters Pass season, with six new (and
unannounced) fighters coming in addition to the original five DLC fighters that were unveiled.There's plenty of speculation around the
players probably won't be getting any more DLC after this.Sakurai tells allMasahiro Sakurai, game director of Super Smash Bros Ultimate, has
reportedly confirmed that the incoming Fighters Pass was the last batch of DLC fighters for the Switch game.The comments came in his column
Translate).Blogger Ryokutya2089 quotes Sakurai in saying that "the breakdown of the six has been decided and we do not plan to make any
more".Those plans could always change in the future, of course, depending on when a new Smash Bros entry was being planned for, though
Sakurai adds that "I and the people in charge of Nintendo have no idea what the future will be."New game, new console?So will there be any
more Smash Bros? It's unlikely that we won't see another entry, given the popularity of the series, and the relative youth of the Switch
same blog post Sakurai is quoted as saying "The next work of Smash will not be released until a new hardware is released."There are plenty
of rumors around a new Nintendo Switch or Switch Pro model featuring improved specs and processing power, if not even 4K resolution,
although we know the console line won't be getting a refresh line this year, so we'd expect it to be 2021 at the earliest.The next Fighters
which gives Sakurai and Bandai Namco plenty of time to plan their next move.The first Fighters Pass ends with Fire Emblem's Byleth (Image
credit: Nintendo)While another Smash Bros game seems certain, it's worth noting that a lot of resources have been poured into the game so
Giving gamers time to enjoy the DLC fighters they've paid for isn't a bad idea either.We'd like to think a new Smash Bros game would have
the same broad inclusion of past Smash fighters, though with the new additions for this entry, we may see a more curated list next time
probably won't be formally announced until after a Switch console refresh hits the market, meaning these considerations are quite a way off
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