There have been numerous attempts to create a story campaign before, usually trying to transform the game into some weird platform hybrid. But Ultimate proves that is absolutely not the case. Those would’ve been fine on their own, although also an admission that Smash is primarily only a multiplayer game. The normal Classic mode (fight a bunch of themed fighters in turn, before facing a boss battle) was always the best and is retained here along with a number of survival mode variants where you’re facing 100 enemies one after another.
Great multiplayer goes without saying when it comes to Smash Bros., but previously so has an uninspired attempt at single-player. Although naturally the most enjoyable way to play the game is still to have everyone round the same screen or via a wireless connection. And that’s on top of team-based options, in-built tournaments, and a sudden death mode.Ī major question hangs over the online mode though, which wasn’t available to test pre-launch and will be subject to particular scrutiny now that Nintendo charges for their online services.
Drill down from there and you can customise everything down to which individual power-ups appear and whether the arenas morph between two stages as you play. The amount of options available for multiplayer is equally dazzling and while four players and timed battles are the default rules you can have to up eight people fighting at once using a set number of lives or traditional health bars.
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