Nintendo of America has confirmed that Super Smash Bros fans will get the chance to experience a new in-game tournament mode. The newly announced mode will be coming in August and lets you play elimination style or with a points system.
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Dreamland Stage Coming To Smash Bros. In DLC
In today’s Super. Smash Bros. Direct, Nintendo announced that new stages will be coming to the fighting game. Specifically, Nintendo 64 classic Dreamland will be coming both to Wii U and Nintendo 3DS. Game director, Masahiro Sakurai, made a point to say this stage was remastered to feel more contemporary.
This new stage will be available right now for $1.99 for each individual console, or $2.99 as a bundle.
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Ryu Confirmed By Nintendo For Super Smash Bros, Roy And Ryu Will Have Amiibo
We all knew he was coming and now Nintendo has officially confirmed it. Ryu will be featured in Super Smash Bros as a playable character. Ryu will be able to use traditional Street Fighter command inputs for stronger versions of classic Ryu moves. Nintendo America also confirmed the inclusion of Roy who was also knew about. Both characters will also have amiibo figures.
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Smash Bros New Characters, Stages And Mii Fighter Costumes Available Today
All of the announced Super Smash Bros DLC including stages, characters and those awesome Mii Fighter costumes will be available for download today. They will all be available as paid DLC which will go live at 8am PT.
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Miiverse Stage Will Be Released Today As Free Smash Bros. DLC
The promise of a Miiverse stage in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and Nintendo 3DS has been floating around for a while — however, Masahiro Sakurai in today’s Super Smash Bros. Direct said the Miiverse stage will be officially released today.
Wii U and Nintendo 3DS owners can go to the supporting Miiverse communities to lend their support to their favorite characters — these messages will scroll through the background of the match.
The DLC will be available today as a free update.
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Here’s Everything That Was Announced At Today’s Smash Bros Nintendo Direct
During a special video presentation focused on Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U, the game’s director, Masahiro Sakurai, unveiled a smashing amount of new content for the games, including two new playable characters: Ryu from the Street Fighter series and Roy from Fire Emblem. They both join Lucas from Mother 3 as new playable fighters, and are available for download now! This additional paid content lands alongside a major software update that launched today for both systems, which also includes three new stages and many new costumes for Mii Fighters, including outfits from classic fighting series Virtua Fighter and Tekken. With these new characters, stages and costumes, top fighting game franchises Super Smash Bros., Street Fighter, Virtua Fighter andTekken unite for the very first time.
Three new characters join Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U: Ryu from the Street Fighter series, Roy from…
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CoroCoro Reveals Mega Evolutions In Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon
The first images from the next issue of popular Japanese magazine, CoroCoro, have been leaked and reveal some pretty cool details about Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon. Mainly, that Mega Evolutions will be present in the new game, but also confirms Hoopa Unbound’s presence and a first look at the art work, and even the Pokémon Nintendo 3DS theme that comes with pre-ordering the game. Wow, quite a lot of new stuff! What do you think of the new details?
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CPSIA Documents Reveal Reproduction Runs For Amiibo
The Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) was passed to establish consumer product safety standards and other safety requirements for children’s products, and it looks like they’ve released some documentation stating Nintendo’s intent to restock some of the hard to find amiibo figurines. Maybe I can finally pick up my Ness without shelling out my whole paycheck online?
It’s likely that we will hear some official news on the restock during E3 next week. Keep in mind that an additional month of production won’t clue us in to how much additional stock will arrive to stores and shops. Perhaps we will find that out at E3 as well. In the meantime, take a look at the gallery below for some of the documentation on amiibo plans!
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