Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is one of THE titles for the Switch and the previous DLC content is also extremely popular. No wonder the brawler receives a second Fighters pass, but afterwards it should be over for good.
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After the first five DLC characters for the Brawler Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Nintendo has meanwhile announced a Fighters Pass Vol. 2, which will bring additional fighters with fresh additional content. There will be a total of six additional DLC characters for the game again, but then it is finally over.
While titles other than live service games are designed to keep content fresh for years, Nintendo is by no means pursuing this approach with Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Masahiro Sakurai has now confirmed this to the Famitsu
If you think you can now approach Nintendo with your wishes, which characters must be installed in the second Fighters Pass, you can save yourself the trouble: All six DLC characters that are still planned have already been determined internally.
Will Super Smash fans get supplies elsewhere, for example in the form of a new game? In this regard too, it looks poor, at least as far as the current Nintendo console generation aka the Switch is concerned. The next Super Smash Bros. should therefore appear on a switch successor at the earliest.
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