Nintendo has brought more than 100 stages into "Ultimate," some new ones as well as a number of classic ones from prior "Smash Bros." games.
The cartoon graphics and the arenas, known as "stages," look great on both the Switch's built-in display and on a TV when the Switch is docked. Battling and beating them will allow you to unlock the other 66 characters for use in future fights. The more you play, the more new "challengers" appear. You start the game with the option to fight with any of the original eight "Smash Bros." characters: Mario, Link, Donkey Kong, Pikachu, Samus, Yoshi, Kirby and Fox. "Smash" mode pits you against other players locally or against the computer. However, I was unable to test this as Nintendo did not make the online functionality available to reviewers in advance of the game's release. It is worth pointing out that there is an online mode that allows you to play matches over the internet through Nintendo's Switch Online service, but these are four-player battles. Nor must they be massive "battle royales" like "Fortnite," "PUBG," "Call of Duty Black Ops 4" or "Red Dead Redemption 2." With the ability to play head to head with as many as seven other players off of one Switch (assuming you have enough controllers), "Smash" is a perfect reminder that not all multiplayer games need to be online to be fun. A welcome break from "Battle Royale" madness But as has always been the case with "Super Smash Bros.," the real fun is when you play against other players.
The option is enjoyable for a single-player mode, and its large map should provide hours of entertainment and a good way to fine tune your skills. Some battles will unlock the main fighter, others will unlock the "spirit." After unlocking the main character you'll be able to fight as the main character in this mode, equipping your fighter with the newly-won perks.Ĭharacters unlocked here can then be used in the "Smash" mode, though fighters unlocked in the "Smash" mode do not carry over to "World of Light." To play with them in both locations you may need to unlock them twice. There is an additional "Spirit board" mode, which lets you unlock different "spirits" to boost your main characters in future fights in the "World of Light" game.Īfter several hours of playing time, I found the "World of Light" mode to be enjoyable but greatly lacking a clear, overarching narrative to hook players in.
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