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Nintendo Switch 2 Direct Shared By Super Smash Bros. Creator and Fans Are Going Wild Over a New Game

by Hunter Mar 21,2025

Super Smash Bros. creator Masahiro Sakurai's enthusiastic response to the Nintendo Switch 2 announcement has ignited fervent speculation among fans. His simple "Ooh!" accompanying a repost of the April 2nd reveal date has fueled hopes for a new entry in the beloved fighting game franchise. While this reaction alone is inconclusive, it adds to a series of subtle hints and teases suggesting Sakurai's involvement in a new project.

Sakurai's now-dormant YouTube channel, launched in 2022, ended with a cryptic message hinting at a new game's eventual reveal. This, combined with his recent social media activity, has led many to believe this "new game" could be the next Super Smash Bros. title.

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While no official announcement has been made, the immense success of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (over 35.88 million copies sold) and Nintendo's history of releasing a new Super Smash Bros. game for each console generation strongly suggest a Switch 2 iteration is highly probable. Sakurai's previous comments about the franchise's potential for growth, however, remain a point of discussion. The inclusion of iconic characters from outside the Nintendo universe in Ultimate—such as Sephiroth, Sora, Joker, and Steve—already expanded the game's scope considerably.

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