Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is still a few days away from release, but it seems like some early copies are out in the wild.
Twitter user Luis Fernando Mendoza Arias recently shared a few off-screen images of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, as well as a picture of the game's box. You can find them below.
https://twitter.com/ferdkssb48/status/1065474812750032896
https://twitter.com/ferdkssb48/status/1065475103083962368
https://twitter.com/ferdkssb48/status/1065476492719779840
Don't expect to see details of the game's Classic Mode and World of Light Mode, as he seemingly has no intention of revealing anything before the game releases next month.
Earlier this week, more Super Smash Bros. Ultimate footage emerged online, showcasing the already mentioned World of Light mode and more. In this mode, players will also be able to collect Spirits.
In the world of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, many video game characters lose their forms and become “spirits” that serve as a power-up of sorts for a player’s main playable fighter. There is a massive number of wildly different spirits, ranging from Chibi-Robo to Dr. Wily to Tails to Revolver Ocelot. Players can equip primary and support spirits to power up or add additional abilities like speed or strength to their fighter during battles. Mixing and matching spirits will help players get the upper hand against certain opponents, adding quite a bit of strategy to battles. Equipping a spirit is similar to equipping a charm or accessory in an RPG. It’s a way for players to enjoy a massive amount of additional video game characters outside of selecting them as playable fighters.
Super Smash Bros Ultimate launches on Nintendo Switch on December 7th.
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