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Masahiro Sakurai, the director of the Smash Bros. series, has told IGN that there’s “no plans” for DLC for Smash Bros. on the 3DS or Wii U at the moment. Instead, he’s focusing on making the games “the best and the fullest experience possible”.

Even so, DLC is “the type of thing [they] could take into consideration” once the games are finished. It’s simply not being thought about yet. I’m sure we’ll actually see quite a bit of DLC once the game’s released, but I do believe Sakurai when he says he’s completely focused on the core game for the time being.

(via ign.com)

In case you’re wondering what to call each of the Smash Bros. games currently in development, it’s quite simple: Smash Bros. for 3DS, and Smash Bros. for Wii U. They’re not just temporary placeholders. They’re the official, final names for the games. They might not be super-exciting, but at least they’re practical.

(via ign.com)

This relates more to the Wii U version of Smash Bros. than the 3DS version, but this guy has put together an image that compares the designs of characters in the next Smash Bros. game to those from previous games, and you can check it out after the break.

The statistics on this blog have obviously confirmed you’re keen for more Smash Bros. content, and this might at least satiate your hunger for a short while. It’s also fun for me to write about.

EDIT: You can now click here to see a higher-resolution version of the image than before.

The archives of this blog have been dominated by Smash Bros. over the past 24 hours (and the statistics show that people are perfectly okay with this), and that dominance hasn’t quite ended. You can check after the break for almost an hour of discussion about the game between:

• Sephazon (of wiiublog.com)
• Cobanermani456
• PKSparkxx
• Awesomefaceprod

If you want to indulge in the nitty-gritty details of what we know, give it a watch.

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Just in case you haven’t drowned in enough Smash Bros. content yet, there’s a bunch of official art to be found after the break. Enjoy.

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Masahiro Sakurai, the director of Smash Bros. on the 3DS and the Wii U has shared a short walkthrough of the game on both platforms. You can check it out after the break.

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You can find lots of screenshots from the 3DS version of Smash Bros. after the break.

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