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Super Smash Bros. Creator Shares Nintendo Switch 2 Direct, Fans Excited for New Game

Author : Finn May 14,2025

Excitement is brewing among fans of the iconic Super Smash Bros. series, as the game's creator, Masahiro Sakurai, has re-posted the announcement for the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct, scheduled for April 2, with a simple yet enthusiastic "Ooh!" This brief expression of excitement has sparked widespread speculation and hope among the gaming community that a new entry in the beloved brawler franchise might be on the horizon for the next-generation console.

As reported by Automaton, Sakurai shared the Japanese version of Nintendo's announcement, fueling the fire of anticipation. While his post alone might not confirm anything, it adds to a series of subtle hints and teases that suggest Sakurai could be preparing to unveil a new Super Smash Bros. game. Notably, after starting his own YouTube channel in 2022 and eventually winding it down, Sakurai hinted in his final video that he was working on a new game that could be revealed "sooner or later."

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Despite the buzz, no official announcement has been made about a new Super Smash Bros. game. Sakurai himself has previously expressed uncertainty about how the franchise could surpass the monumental success of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate on the Switch, which boasts an expansive roster including characters from beyond Nintendo's universe, such as Sephiroth from Final Fantasy 7, Sora from Kingdom Hearts, Joker from Persona 5, and Steve and Alex from Minecraft.

However, the likelihood of a new Super Smash Bros. game for the Nintendo Switch 2 seems high, especially considering the phenomenal sales of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, which has sold over 35.88 million copies. It's also worth noting that Nintendo has consistently released a new Super Smash Bros. game with each of its consoles since the original debuted on the N64 in 1999. As fans eagerly await the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct, the anticipation for what could be next for this legendary series continues to grow.

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