After a long hiatus, Nintendo has announced a new Nintendo Direct presentation for tomorrow, February 17. It will last 50 minutes, the longest presentation Nintendo has held in over a year.
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During this year's The Game Awards, Nintendo revealed the latest DLC character to join Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. It's Sephiroth from the Final Fantasy franchise, and the release is this month.
Beyond the series of hardware announcements this week, there's also the addition of Steve from Minecraft in Smash Bros. Ultimate, new Windows updates, and more. Catch up via our handy overview.
Nintendo held a presentation today to announce the next DLC fighter for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and it turned out to be another Microsoft character, Steve from the blockbuster Minecraft.
During a video presentation today, Nintendo revealed that Min Min is the next DLC fighter for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. New Mii costumes are also coming, including Vault Boy from Fallout.
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During its Direct presentation, Nintendo revealed that Terry Bogard, from the Faltal Fury franchise, will join the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate roster in November. More characters are also on the way.
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During its E3 Nintendo Direct, the Japanese giant introduced a new character for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate on the Nintendo Switch. Characters from Dragon Quest and Banjo-Kazooie are coming this year.
Nintendo has announced that Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is getting an update to version 3.0 today, adding the ability to create and share custom stages. The first DLC fighter is also available today.
Rounding out the third quarter of its fiscal year, Super Mario Party, both Pokémon: Let's Go titles, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate have been a major hit with gamers, contributing to record sales.
Nintendo has revealed that its Switch hybrid console has become the fastest-selling console of the current generation, moving more units than its competitors had at the same point in their lifecycle.
Nintendo's biggest crossover brawler ever is out today on the Switch, and the company announced the first DLC character for the title at The Game Awards last night. It's Joker from Persona 5.
Nintendo's latest Direct presentation focused, once again, on the upcoming Super Smash Bros. title, introducing a few new characters, a new Spirits game mode, plans for paid DLC, and much more.
While we wait for Nintendo's Super Smash Bros. Ultimate to arrive at the end of the year, new characters are slowly being announced. Now, it looks like Dragon Ball's Broly could make an appearance.
A new special edition of the game has been revealed for North America, including a Steelbook cover as well as a new Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, featuring the franchise's logo and colors.
Today, Nintendo announced various details about Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. While there is a standard edition, it looks like those in the U.K. will be blessed with a limited edition bundle.
During its Direct presentation today, Nintendo shared a ton of news regarding the upcoming Super Smash Bros Ultimate title, including new characters, game modes, and many smaller changes to the game.
Although we'll soon learn more about Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, a hint alluding to a new character may have been dropped after a video title was briefly changed to reference two Castlevania themes.
Nintendo's next Direct stream is set to cover more about the company's forthcoming installment of Super Smash Bros. destined for the Switch. Find out when it'll kick off and where you can watch it.
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