Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you're a fan of Smash bros, whether casually or competitively, boy do I have a game for you. "Everyone is here" is the tagline of the game, and provides you with every fighter and stages from past games. Truly the Ultimate game

Good fighting game with loads of content. Definitely getting a bang with your buck

Super fun game and love unlocking new characters and seeing old school classic characters. Brings back memories

Purchased this as a easter present for my son and he has not stopped playing it since. He loves this game and it makes for a good family night as multiple players can play as long as you have extra controllers.

I’ve always loved smash games but something about this game just makes it special. It’s so packed with content and polished it’s insane absolutely worth every penny for this game. If you own a switch you need to own this game period.

Awesome game. My grandson loves it. Easy for him to understand and play

This is one of those must have games that you can pick up and play nonstop. I started off playing the GameCube version when I was a kid and ever since then I’ve been a huge fan. My brothers and I would play the game all day just enjoying the sheer chaos and the extensive cast of colorful, unique characters! It’s in the same tier as Mortal Kombat in the sense that it really is just iconic and overall well built. While it may appear to be simple, the combat is very layered albeit easy to understand. Buy this for your kids and even your adult friends with a Nintendo. They will never forgot this gift much like I never forgot my brother buying us a PlayStation 4! Have fun.

Awesome cast of characters, levels are fun and it's good looking. Can get very hectic with 4 players, full items and moving levels and at times I lose track of where I'm at. Single player is very fun, classic mode is great for N64 fans like me. Spirit mode is ok, but a little motonous. Online play was a bit of a letdown at launch, but it seems fixes are slowly coming. Patch notes are very vague and don't do a great job explaining changes. I get the feeling that developers did not realize Online would be the main thing people were wanting and did not build around that mode. I think gamers have come to expect an online experience core with single player secondary but you get the opposite with this game. I hope changes continue to come out to make online play the robust experience it should be.

Super Smash Brothers is without a doubt one of the most ambitious games I have seen in my life. The ton of characters, modes, music and gameplay improvements makes this amazing to own for any nintendo fan! Or even any gaming fan! :)

This is easily the best version of Super Smash Bros. ever. It has over 70 characters including every single one that has even been in a past game. It also has a ton of content making it one of the best valued $60 I've ever bought.

If you enjoy crazy fighting games this one is for you. This game is a love letter to all gaming and will bring a smile to any Nintendo fan. There is a lot of content in this game and will get hours of fun for you and your friends.

I'm going to get the flaws out of the way first since almost all the other reviews already talk about how amazing the game is (which it is). The online, input lag (for competitive players), and world of light (subjective). Online matchmaking has gotten better from release date but is still far from perfect, games can be laggy (advisable to play via Lan) and the ranking system (GSP) is bad. The ranking system doesn't show you where you are at since it ranks you via where you are at from all the players in the game (few points to more points that higher you are) meaning you can't tell where you are at plus other problems that you should investigate further). For matchmaking ometimes if you are looking for a 1v1, you get a free for all or if you are looking for a team battle, the same thing can happen. I also wish there was a stage select since that means if you want a 100 percent chance to get a competitive battle, you will need to choose battlefield or final destination because if you don't, the stages get picked randomly and you might get a huge stage where somebody could camp you out. Input lag is 100ms although pro controller and gamecube controller lag are negligible so use whichever one you want. Finally, world of light can be repetitive and grindy since you're just battling characters with special smash settings (although the references are cool). Positives however make up for more than enough of the games faults. Gameplay is amazing being fast and fluid compared to the predecessor. Old air dodge mechanic from melee is back meaning you can actually go offstage now and really punish players and the roster is amazing almost all characters being balanced in the debut of the game almost all of them with different and fun playstyles. Lots of cool and diverse stages. Finally, the soundtrack is phenomenal. Smash encompasses easy to get into, hard to master so anybody can have a good time. Newcomers should not be intimidated and the community is amazing and helpful. Definitely recommend this game.

This classic game has always been a hit, but the new super smash is even better. It is fun to play, characters are cool, and will always keep you interested. In addition, you can play super smash anywhere you go with the switch.

If you've ever had a shred of fun playing a Smash Bros game or have a Switch at all, this is one is a no brainer. Easy to jump in, but of course it's something you can dump countless hours into.

Had this game on the N64, Game cube and now switch. Enjoy it always! great graphics, characters and backgrounds

The story mode is great and the multiplayer can be pretty intense. It’s a lot like it’s predecessors but the roster of fighters is massive. It’s easy to pick up and play but it’s difficuly to master like the ones before it.

- It’s a solid game with intuitive rules. It’s easy to jump in, as a party game, and it can support eight people playing at once. You can tell someone how to play in about a minute, and they can immediately feel like they’re doing something. You don’t have to explain the inputs for a fireball before Bowser can breathe fire. - Fanservice. Nintendo has a lot of fans, and those fans have a lot of emotional investment in Link and Pikachu. Smashing people with your favorite character is entirely equivalent to owning an action figure of that character and fighting them against other action figures. Great game to play together with family and friends, online or offline.

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Probably one of the best games for switch. A good button masher that can keep you entertained for hours. Different game modes to keep things interesting and a ton of champs to unlock and play. Online play is slow though.

Smashing brothers was not in this game unless you count Mario and Luigi. The rest of the crew isn't related but they fight like family! Super fun and worth it!