Project Smash is an intense fighting game, no doubt inspired by the beloved Super Smash Bros. series. You dive into PvP arenas populated by many other players, all vying to defeat as many others ...

Platform fighters don't get much better than Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and the rest of the Super Smash Bros. games, but one studio is trying something different with the formula, and it's letting ...

Super Smash Bros. director Masahiro Sakurai is "so sorry" to players who have spent "hundreds or even thousands of hours" in the Nintendo fighting game. In the latest video of his Creating Games ...

Super Smash Bros Ultimate and Kirby creator Masahiro Sakurai says sorry to the players who have spent thousands of hours in his games. The apology comes courtesy of the famed director's most ...

ROM hacks have been around for decades. The internet has allowed for these modified games to be easily showcased and distributed, causing the ROM hacking community to only grow in popularity. There is ...

A dog named Trooper was the highlight of long weekend of games--he even met Phil Spencer And when we say every movie, we mean the less popular Star Wars spin-off films, too These seven genre-spanning ...

Development studio Odyssey Interactive has announced that it is working on a prototype combining Smash Bros-style platform fighting with 40-player battle royale gameplay. What's more, it is ...

As of right now, you can’t redeem Project Smash codes because there is no code redemption system in the game. However, it doesn’t mean that the developer won’t implement one in the near future.

Or to put it another way: It’s like Fortnite x Smash Bros. And this time, Odyssey Interactive wants people to play the game very early so they can decide if this prototype is worth making and ...

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The legendary Masahiro Sakurai is back with another look into the intricacies of game development on his YouTube channel and, of course, he's drawing from his wealth of Smash Bros. Ultimate ...