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Nintendo Direct September 2021 Round Up
Nintendo’s annual September Direct finished airing a short time ago. The 40-minute presentation was packed with upcoming Nintendo Switch announcements. From new details on known titles, announcements of announcements, DLC expansions, and new game releases. This is everything from the Nintendo Direct September 2021 announcements.
Final Fantasy’s Sephiroth Seals His Fate As The Next Super Smash Bros. Ultimate DLC Fighter
Fans of Masahiro Sakurai’s Super Smash Bros. franchise were promised a reveal during yesterday’s Game Awards. Whenever a character reveal is announced, fans always tend to go all out on their predictions. While many, including myself, predicted Sony’s old mascot Crash Bandicoot, I think many were shocked by the actual reveal. RPG fans can rejoice, as Final Fantasy’s Sephiro...[Read More]
New Super Smash Bros. Ultimate DLC Fighter – Minecraft Steve -Revealed Oct. 1st
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate has truly proven to be the biggest entry in the series. Ultimate’s roster is currently sitting at 69, in addition to 7 downloadable characters. With Arm’s Min Min releasing this past June, many are eager for the next playable fighter. Fortunately, fans don’t have long to wait. Nintendo confirmed this morning on their official Twitter, that a new DLC fig...[Read More]
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Release Date!!!
It’s time for that wonderful old cash cow to come out again! That’s right, Nintendo has announced that it’s launching “Super Smash Bros. Ultimate” for the Switch this year! It’ll hit us like a freight train on December 7th, so get that Christmas list ready!
Confirmed! Super Smash Bros. Is Coming To The Switch!
Super Smash Bros. fans are in disbelief after today’s Nintendo Direct! It’s no secret that Nintendo has had Super Smash Bros. fans on the edges of their seats ever since the Nintendo Switch’s announcement back in 2016. Despite fans loudly echoing their desire for the series to be brought to the Nintendo Switch, it often felt like their voices were falling on deaf ears and that Nintendo wasn’t list...[Read More]