Games To Play If You Like Super Smash Bros.

Understandably, some fans may find it strange to have an actual baby as a fighter, but Tommy is an animated character, so that shouldn't stop him. He can use a bottle or his trusty screwdriver as his weapons, or call in the Reptar Wagon to charge in and knock his enemies off the st

At this point, their entire marketing campaign for the game is based around the similarities to the Smash franchise anyway, so maybe they should just double down on it and include Nickelodeon off-brand Smash Bros reference characters in their already-quite-large roster.

Perhaps, a la the Ice Climbers of Super Smash Bros., players would control both of them tethered together, allowing for double damage as well as an interesting balancing act. Maybe they'd be able to summon Wolffe D. Wolf or even their bear friend Barry Bear. Regardless of whether or not The Angry Beavers' angry beavers make it, hopefully there is at least a reference to Stump in the game.

Okay, so who doesn't love a good taunt in a multiplayer game? Taunting is a silly yet fun feature in many local and online multiplayer games . The Nickelodeon: All-Stars trailer seems to slightly hint at taunts at the press of a button, something that is easy to miss with each character quickly appearing on screen.


In the world of competitive fighting games, Super Smash Bros. stands apart from the crowd. A lot of this has to do with how its scene developed separately from the larger fighting game community, and how nothing else really plays like it. Super Smash Bros. is built on a somewhat Kirby -esque approach to platforming, combined with a system of normal moves, special moves, grabs, and smash attacks. The high-flying, mobility-oriented combat is like nothing else the fighting genre has seen, perhaps exhibiting more explosive moments per match than any other sub-genre. The all-star roster of crossover Nintendo characters, which has slowly expanded to include fighters from across the games industry, is the cherry on

This next one is sort of along the same vein as our first entry, and it's all about how if another game shows up using iconic and nostalgic characters, but has better consumer practices, most people usually jump ship. Twitter user Clipboards uses this concept to make a point of sub-tweeting on another post from @HuskySSBM about how the developers of All-Stars Brawl confirmed rollback netcode on their Discord . Rollback netcode is, of course, the type of netcode that fighting game fans much prefer compared to delayed input netcode that Smash uses.

Boy Kappa Mikey sure was a trainwreck of the early 2000s, wasn't it? This show, created by Larry Schwarz, would be the most memorable thing Larry was a part of. The idea was that Mikey, an American Actor, would travel to Japan to star in a show, and would meet a bunch of characters along the way that were designed after anime stereotypes to contrast his Western animation stereotype character. It was a mess of a show, yet it still carved check out here a little space in all of our minds who saw it as kids/teens, and it hasn't left since.

This tweet by NibrocRock is playing off of that, and they're pretending to have "insider" knowledge of the game from their uncle, and use a fake mock-up to "confirm" that Kappa Mikey will be in the game. It's a hilarious joke playing off the classic "My dad works at Nintendo" meme we all know and love, even if there's a 0.1% chance Mikey actually makes it into the final game. Though, with Avatar characters already confirmed , it seems like there might be a lot of room for just about anyone to make it in. And, the devs seem open about oddball character choices, so hopefully, we won't have to go through the pain of seeing more beloved characters relegated to Mii Fighter costumes anymore

Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy’s arch-nemesis definitely deserve a spot on the roster. It has already been confirmed that Ren and Stimpy’s Powdered Toast Man is in the game, so seeing another superhero-style fighter would be brilliant.

While this easily missed thing might be a stretch, there seems to be a slight hint to possible crossovers. In the trailer, there are a few very brief glances at a spooky cemetery stage that looks like something straight out of Luigi's Mansion. However, this probably is not the case because the trailer was showing off the game for all platforms. This could still be in the realm of possibility for other properties though.

Seeing that one stage in the trailer pointed to or hinted at certain platform-specific characters or stages. This may not actually happen at launch but could certainly be an aspect for DLC down the line.

Brawling games are generally played by their community for an extended period of time and a constant amount of secret or hidden goodies to uncover will help with longevity. The trailer seems to hint at that with its deep dive into the sheer amount of content.

This next one by what obviously appears to be a fake YouTubeKids account is also pretty on point. Basically, every character in Smash has alternate colors you can use to either just make yourself look cooler, or to differentiate between two players using the same character.