Today we are going back to the beginning of Nintendo’s videogame history with a character that embodies their very first handheld console. He’s an oldie but a goldie, he is fighter #26 in the roster: Mr. Game & Watch.
I have avoided Fire Emblem for so long, but there is only so much I can do versus the 3rd biggest franchise in Ultimate. That’s right, today we’ll be talking about swords, swords and even more swords with the fighter that started it all, #21 in the roster:
Welcome back to Smash Corner you all love and know, where today we have a very special manifesto, to commemorate a character with a sad portfolio. He is not loved enough by his father Nintendo.
Is it a bird, is it a plane, no it’s ... a clone of Ness that has been around for way too long. Presenting Lucas the character from that obscure series that not many people played!
He is Sakurai’s Christmas present to every Smash player, the character no one expected but now everybody loves, we are of course talking about the very first DLC fighter of Ultimate, #70 in the roster, Piranha Plant. First appearing in 1985 in the original Super Mario Bros, he is
Did you have trouble choosing what to wear this morning? Or deciding what to eat for lunch today? Then we got the perfect Smash fighter for you, with characters #33, 34 and 35, Pokémon Trainer
Formally known as the Robotic Operating Buddy, he is without a doubt the most mysterious and unique character of the roster, fighter #42, R.O.B. Never actually taking part in a game of his own, R.O.B. was designed as a revolutionary gaming companion for the original NES.
Enough talking about the veterans, let’s look at one of the new faces of Smash. Say goodbye to Bowser, King of the Koopas and to King Dedede, there’s a new king of the playground, character #67 of the roster, King K. Rool. This big bad crocodile is the
Welcome to the Felix Games section’s brand new addition: Smash Corner! Where we will give you weekly guides on characters from Nintendo’s Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, to give you an overview and some useful tips about them. And who better than Nintendo’s golden boy to start off