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# 1080p 60fps performance 8-player local multiplayer Extensive dynamic soundtrack Super Smash Bros - Ultimate (Nintendo Switch)

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## Summary

> 🔥 Smash the competition with the ultimate brawl experience! 🎉

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- **What is this?** Super Smash Bros - Ultimate (Nintendo Switch) by nintendo
- **How much does it cost?** $520820 with free shipping
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- nintendo enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Next-Level Online Play:** Reliable, low-latency online matches with smart lag compensation for competitive and casual gamers alike.
- • **Massive Roster & Stages:** Every fighter from past games returns plus unique newcomers, with a colossal stage lineup all visually revamped.
- • **Deep Customization & Modes:** Create your own rulesets, enjoy Squad Strike & Smashdown modes, and tailor your experience like never before.
- • **Ultimate Multiplayer Chaos:** Supports up to 8 players locally with seamless, lag-free battles that redefine party gaming.
- • **Stunning Visuals & Performance:** Runs at crisp 1080p 60fps on TV and smooth 720p 60fps handheld, ensuring flawless gameplay even in 8-player chaos.

## Overview

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate for Nintendo Switch is the definitive crossover fighting game featuring every character from the series' history, enhanced with new fighters, revamped stages, and a powerhouse 1080p 60fps performance. It offers expansive multiplayer options for up to 8 players locally, deep customization, and a robust online mode with minimal lag. With a massive soundtrack and polished presentation, it’s the must-have game for social gamers and competitive players alike.

## Description

Product Description Super Smash Bros Box Contains Cartridge

Review: Ultimate is a fitting subtitle - As one of the few Wii U owners out there, I was concerned when Super Smash Bros Ultimate appeared to be an enhanced version of the previous game, with little in the way of new content, when it was revealed in March 2018. This concern slowly turned into excitement and enthusiasm as the game neared release and more content was shown off. Sure there are less newcomers than ever, but everyone from the previous games has returned, with some even feeling new after recieving asthetic and gameplay changes. The new characters that are introduced are all unique and exciting, with my favourite surprisingly being Incineroar. The echo fighters add some welcome variety and when you're playing they may as well be 'real' fighters; they also make the character select screen even more ridiculous, which I'm all for. I'm less pleased with the stage selection; there is a crazy amount of them, but lots are carried over from the Wii u version. It's worth noting that every stage has had a major visual overhaul, so some older stages may as well be new; a lot of stages were new to me (I only owned Wii U and brawl) too, but there is a distinct lack of stage representation for games released after smash Wii u, such as super Mario 3d world and Pokémon sun and moon. Its also a shame that some characters only have one stage, with mega Man and Simon/Richter being standouts - there is so much music for these series in particular but I rarely listen to it when it's only available on one stage each. Speaking of the music, this game has an incredible soundtrack (it's perfect when writing a report, for you students out there), I immediately changed the sound options to around 80% background music, 20% voice and SFX, so take that as you will. In fact, the game's presentation as a whole is way better than any previous game, it runs perfectly at 1080p 60fps, dropping to 720p 60fps in handheld, and never drops frames even in 8 player mode. This is impressive from a technical standpoint and makes the crazier options like stage morph fully enjoyable without compromise. World of light is a fun, if overly long single player mode. It takes around 40 hours to finish, I managed it in about 30 as I was rushing through. It's quite repetitive but is fun in short bursts and provides a lot of content for a side mode. Don't expect a story or subspace style cutscenes though, these are not present at all except for the introduction shown in trailers and some incredibly generic cut scenes at the end. I would recommend finishing the mode though as the finale is pretty great, and you unlock some music for doing it. Spirits add a good amount of wackiness to the proceedings, though I have yet to use them in multiplayer. The spirit board is fun for quick gameplay sessions and the challenges give some direction to single player after completing the story. Classic mode is fun for once and is worth completing with multiple characters. So. Multiplayer is the core of any Smash bros game. How does it stack up? Well as you may have noticed, this review has a 5 star rating despite the negatives I already mentioned. The multiplayer is so good that even with it's flaws, this game still deserves five stars. The game allows 1-8 players in it's main mode which can be a mix of real, CPU and amiibo participants. The number of options and the ability to save rulesets is amazing and way better than anything else that the series has ever done. For example, I created 'pokemon mode' where the only items were master balls, the stages we're randomly chosen from all the Pokemon stages and it uses stamina rules. Aside from the infinitely customisable smash mode, the squad strike mode adds a fun new twist, where you go through multiple characters in a single battle. This has most of the options from smash mode, plus additional ones to, for example, start a new battle after each character is taken out. Smashdown is another great new mode where you work your way through the roster, each character disappearing after being used until you're forced to use a character you're bad at, so pick wisely! Ultimate has the best online in the series. I never managed to play brawl online and Wii u was a slow laggy mess, so it's not hard to improve, but perfect matches 90% of the time was not something I expected, especially over WiFi. Even when there is lag, the game just pauses until it catches up rather than going into slideshow mode. I don't know how good it is for high level play as I am not a pro at smash by any means, but the frame rate is perfect and input lag is minimal so it should be ok. In conclusion, there is a few things I don't like about this game. It has the least new of any game in the series besides melee and 64, it cuts content like the home run contest and break the targets, it has a fun but repetitive single player mode. But it is clear that the focus was on quality over quantity: Stellar presentation with amazing graphics, performance, music and menus. Fantastic multiplayer with a crazy amount of customisation and the perfect infusion of chaos when required. Great new characters, with major improvements to existing ones. A ridiculously large amount of stages with every single one being their best iteration yet. This is absolutely the ultimate 'Super Smash Bros' game, and you can play it on the bus!
Review: Highly recommended, don't be a chicken and say it's hard - git gud. - I CANNOT EXPLAIN HOW HAPPY I AM. If you don't want to read a long review then: the game is 8/10, falls short on some small areas but the gameplay and main part of the game is excellently designed! Some small updates could easily take this game to a 10/10 for me! This game is a huge throwback to the previous games! I've played all of them and it's one of the best series I've ever played. Nintendo really went above and beyond with the design of the game, many complaints about the NPC difficulty but 1. You can change the level from 1-9 where 1 is almost walking vegetable to 9 where they feel like a pro player and use all sorts of craaazy techniques Nintendo has programmed into them that even I can't pull off. Anyhow, it's really not as hard as people make out. If, like me, you haven't played a Smash Bros game for a good 2-3 years then you will probably be a bit rusty and it will take a few matches of practice to be able to beat a level 3 NPC (😅) but you get a lot better quickly and it's worth persevering (people have literally returned the game after about 2-3 days which just hurts my soul because I can't even call you casual gamer if you do that. You're the softest snowflake in the world.) World of Light can get VERY hard sometimes but it's very fun and rewarding. Online is great, the lobby system is a bit shabby and it's easy to get left out of a match if people have no patience for your selecting your character, and you can't spectate midway so you just have to sit there and wait, but otherwise it's very nice to play online with real skilled people rather than just NPCs. Up to 8 player local play is amazing too! One disappointment is that you can't do a 2 player on one Switch online play like you can with Mario Kart, which would be really easy to pull off but Nintendo just haven't put it in. Also only up to 4 players in a online arena. The movement by itself doesn't feel as responsive and fluid as Brawl, but you get used to it quickly. Spirits are a bit of a gimmick I don't care about that much... Also the items are a bit too OP. But the game mechanics makes it so much better to play, and the fake smash ball is actually a genius idea! There's so many things I could say about this game but to summarise, it's a wonderful game that I would recommend to anyone!

## Features

- 211077

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B07BHGGHX1 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 761 in PC & Video Games ( See Top 100 in PC & Video Games ) 61 in Nintendo Switch Games |
| Customer reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (16,236) |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | B01N5O |
| Language  | English |
| Product Dimensions  | 13.5 x 1.4 x 17.2 cm; 52 g |
| Rated  | Ages 12 & Over |
| Release date  | 7 Dec. 2018 |

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: i ordered this a while ago will mine come with the pre-order bonus?**
A: There is no pre-order bonus. Anyone who registers the game within the first month from anywhere gets the Pirhana Plant character for free :)

**Q: Is it a port?**
A: It's now been confirmed from the latest E3 it is NOT a port. It is a full on new game

**Q: Can you play as a single player?**
A: Yes you can.

**Q: Do you need to have a game cube controller to play the game**
A: No you don't you can use any controller that works with Nintendo switch

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ultimate is a fitting subtitle
*by D***E on 28 January 2019*

As one of the few Wii U owners out there, I was concerned when Super Smash Bros Ultimate appeared to be an enhanced version of the previous game, with little in the way of new content, when it was revealed in March 2018. This concern slowly turned into excitement and enthusiasm as the game neared release and more content was shown off. Sure there are less newcomers than ever, but everyone from the previous games has returned, with some even feeling new after recieving asthetic and gameplay changes. The new characters that are introduced are all unique and exciting, with my favourite surprisingly being Incineroar. The echo fighters add some welcome variety and when you're playing they may as well be 'real' fighters; they also make the character select screen even more ridiculous, which I'm all for. I'm less pleased with the stage selection; there is a crazy amount of them, but lots are carried over from the Wii u version. It's worth noting that every stage has had a major visual overhaul, so some older stages may as well be new; a lot of stages were new to me (I only owned Wii U and brawl) too, but there is a distinct lack of stage representation for games released after smash Wii u, such as super Mario 3d world and Pokémon sun and moon. Its also a shame that some characters only have one stage, with mega Man and Simon/Richter being standouts - there is so much music for these series in particular but I rarely listen to it when it's only available on one stage each. Speaking of the music, this game has an incredible soundtrack (it's perfect when writing a report, for you students out there), I immediately changed the sound options to around 80% background music, 20% voice and SFX, so take that as you will. In fact, the game's presentation as a whole is way better than any previous game, it runs perfectly at 1080p 60fps, dropping to 720p 60fps in handheld, and never drops frames even in 8 player mode. This is impressive from a technical standpoint and makes the crazier options like stage morph fully enjoyable without compromise. World of light is a fun, if overly long single player mode. It takes around 40 hours to finish, I managed it in about 30 as I was rushing through. It's quite repetitive but is fun in short bursts and provides a lot of content for a side mode. Don't expect a story or subspace style cutscenes though, these are not present at all except for the introduction shown in trailers and some incredibly generic cut scenes at the end. I would recommend finishing the mode though as the finale is pretty great, and you unlock some music for doing it. Spirits add a good amount of wackiness to the proceedings, though I have yet to use them in multiplayer. The spirit board is fun for quick gameplay sessions and the challenges give some direction to single player after completing the story. Classic mode is fun for once and is worth completing with multiple characters. So. Multiplayer is the core of any Smash bros game. How does it stack up? Well as you may have noticed, this review has a 5 star rating despite the negatives I already mentioned. The multiplayer is so good that even with it's flaws, this game still deserves five stars. The game allows 1-8 players in it's main mode which can be a mix of real, CPU and amiibo participants. The number of options and the ability to save rulesets is amazing and way better than anything else that the series has ever done. For example, I created 'pokemon mode' where the only items were master balls, the stages we're randomly chosen from all the Pokemon stages and it uses stamina rules. Aside from the infinitely customisable smash mode, the squad strike mode adds a fun new twist, where you go through multiple characters in a single battle. This has most of the options from smash mode, plus additional ones to, for example, start a new battle after each character is taken out. Smashdown is another great new mode where you work your way through the roster, each character disappearing after being used until you're forced to use a character you're bad at, so pick wisely! Ultimate has the best online in the series. I never managed to play brawl online and Wii u was a slow laggy mess, so it's not hard to improve, but perfect matches 90% of the time was not something I expected, especially over WiFi. Even when there is lag, the game just pauses until it catches up rather than going into slideshow mode. I don't know how good it is for high level play as I am not a pro at smash by any means, but the frame rate is perfect and input lag is minimal so it should be ok. In conclusion, there is a few things I don't like about this game. It has the least new of any game in the series besides melee and 64, it cuts content like the home run contest and break the targets, it has a fun but repetitive single player mode. But it is clear that the focus was on quality over quantity: Stellar presentation with amazing graphics, performance, music and menus. Fantastic multiplayer with a crazy amount of customisation and the perfect infusion of chaos when required. Great new characters, with major improvements to existing ones. A ridiculously large amount of stages with every single one being their best iteration yet. This is absolutely the ultimate 'Super Smash Bros' game, and you can play it on the bus!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Highly recommended, don't be a chicken and say it's hard - git gud.
*by B***B on 20 January 2019*

I CANNOT EXPLAIN HOW HAPPY I AM. If you don't want to read a long review then: the game is 8/10, falls short on some small areas but the gameplay and main part of the game is excellently designed! Some small updates could easily take this game to a 10/10 for me! This game is a huge throwback to the previous games! I've played all of them and it's one of the best series I've ever played. Nintendo really went above and beyond with the design of the game, many complaints about the NPC difficulty but 1. You can change the level from 1-9 where 1 is almost walking vegetable to 9 where they feel like a pro player and use all sorts of craaazy techniques Nintendo has programmed into them that even I can't pull off. Anyhow, it's really not as hard as people make out. If, like me, you haven't played a Smash Bros game for a good 2-3 years then you will probably be a bit rusty and it will take a few matches of practice to be able to beat a level 3 NPC (😅) but you get a lot better quickly and it's worth persevering (people have literally returned the game after about 2-3 days which just hurts my soul because I can't even call you casual gamer if you do that. You're the softest snowflake in the world.) World of Light can get VERY hard sometimes but it's very fun and rewarding. Online is great, the lobby system is a bit shabby and it's easy to get left out of a match if people have no patience for your selecting your character, and you can't spectate midway so you just have to sit there and wait, but otherwise it's very nice to play online with real skilled people rather than just NPCs. Up to 8 player local play is amazing too! One disappointment is that you can't do a 2 player on one Switch online play like you can with Mario Kart, which would be really easy to pull off but Nintendo just haven't put it in. Also only up to 4 players in a online arena. The movement by itself doesn't feel as responsive and fluid as Brawl, but you get used to it quickly. Spirits are a bit of a gimmick I don't care about that much... Also the items are a bit too OP. But the game mechanics makes it so much better to play, and the fake smash ball is actually a genius idea! There's so many things I could say about this game but to summarise, it's a wonderful game that I would recommend to anyone!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great game!
*by B***N on 21 August 2023*

My 7 year old daughter used her birthday money to purchase Super Smash Brothers Ultimate, which initially raised concerns due to its age rating and perceived difficulty level. However, as a gamer myself who researched the game extensively through reviews and gameplay videos, I ultimately found that the age rating was not a significant issue. While the game does involve fighting, it's presented in a delightful, cartoony, and slapstick manner, devoid of any graphic or gory elements. Remember, it's essential to assess a game's appropriateness for your child, as every child is unique. My second concern regarding the game's difficulty was something I couldn't determine beforehand. Nonetheless, my daughter was confident that she could handle it, and after purchasing it, she proved herself right. In just a few battles, she became a skilled player, demonstrating that every child's abilities and preferences differ. Therefore, it's crucial to make informed decisions based on your child's gaming experience. In conclusion, Super Smash Brothers Ultimate offers incredible fun and is remarkably easy to grasp, especially the basics. Additionally, the game provides an option to automatically adjust the difficulty level, ensuring a balanced playing field when facing opponents of varying skill levels. I highly recommend this game for its entertainment value and adaptability.

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