So 12 million copies sold in 3 weeks, that is just insane.
I've got a 7 day pass you can have if you want to try it?Didn’t realise I needed NSO sub to access the stage builder
I've got a 7 day pass you can have if you want to try it?
So sorry, only just noticed it expired at 9am this morning!Thanks mate, yea, if you don’t need it
Have you already used the free 7 day trial on your account previously?Ahh no worries. Cheers!
Having had a great Sunday afternoon playing Smash Brothers and Mario Kart on the GameCube with the grandkids, I thought it's time I bought this game for my Switch - the grandkids will love it - my now grown up daughter still remembered all the moves etc an kicked everyone's ar$e lol
In terms of controllers, what's good and not so good for this game given we all used the good 'old GameCube controllers the other day?
You can buy GC controllers for the Switch I think.
Yeh I've seen them - look great!! wonder if original GC controllers will work with some kind off adapter!!
I would say its not as complex as a street fighter/mortal kombat as fat as moves go. My 7 year old copes OK with it at basic level.Help!!! Haven't played a fighter in years. Have always been put off by the complicated moves list that some fighting games have. Would love to try this game but am worried I'll have the same issues.
How is the control scheme on Super Smash Brothers Ultimate for an absolute n00b?
Help!!! Haven't played a fighter in years. Have always been put off by the complicated moves list that some fighting games have. Would love to try this game but am worried I'll have the same issues.
How is the control scheme on Super Smash Brothers Ultimate for an absolute n00b?
What I always liked about smash is it's very easy to grasp but very difficult to master. The real basics are not complicated, there's a button for hitting, a button for specials and then direction plus those buttons vary what you do. The difficulty comes in recovering from damage, knowing your stuff and learning to use extras stuff like guards and throws. Button mashing at first would be fine against low level cpus but wouldn't work on those that know how to play. It's still a blast to play and work up to being a good player. It doesn't have things like complicated combos that most fighters rely on for you to be good at them.Help!!! Haven't played a fighter in years. Have always been put off by the complicated moves list that some fighting games have. Would love to try this game but am worried I'll have the same issues.
How is the control scheme on Super Smash Brothers Ultimate for an absolute n00b?
If you find yourself enjoying it and playing it quite often you might want to invest in a dedicated controller, since the analog stick can take quite a beating from Smash. I definitely wouldn't play it with a joycon.Anyone still playing this? Brought it today and never played Smash before
Any tips or if people still have a go online be good to try a few games out