Smash Bros Esports
Everything you need to know about Smash Bros Esports
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is a fighting game release on Nintendo Switch in 2018. The game consists of multiple Smash characters from the world of nintendo. The gameplay focuses one each player selecting a character and fighting on one of the chosen arenas. Super Smash Bros is probably one of the earliest games that entered the world of esports and still hosts a number of tournaments around the world.
Super Smash Bros feature a number of game mods keeping the game entertaining for players and spectators. Game contains traditional solo campaign mode where players roam around the map killing AI opponents unlocking various characters. The campaign mode follows a storyline that amazes everyone who joins the franchise.
Before getting into Smash Bros playing, watching or even betting, make sure you understand the top played characters as well as you’re aware of pro player preferences. You need to understand the game dynamics and the difference between playing styles. Sometimes offensive players will collide together creating a massacre on a field whereas other times players will have a defensive game that can last all the way to timer running to zero.
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Updated on: 25/06/2023
Competitive play
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is one of the oldest esports titles in the world. Tournaments usually consist of professional gamers competing against each other. Competitions began in early 2002 with multiple tournaments in the world. Many tournaments are community driven, where communities organise unofficial events to play and decide who’s the best smasher. With huge success in the esports world, many current esports players have been recruited by major esports organisations.
Just like with any game, top players select the characters that they are comfortable playing with. Each character has a set of individual skills and attacks. Each character has a unique style of playing. Competitive players usually have a favourite style and choose characters to fit it. Some pro players prefer to play offensively there as others are defensive and prefer to drag the game to the end.
