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Screen Rant on MSNMasahiro Sakurai's Next Smash Bros. Game Is Rumored To Be Putting Nintendo "In A Bind"Allegedly, Masahiro Sakurai is putting Nintendo in a difficult place when it comes to developing a new Super Smash Bros. game ...
Kirby and Super Smash Bros. creator Masahiro Sakurai has spoken about the current state of game development and why he ...
Back in March this year, game industry veteran Masahiro Sakurai received a lifetime achievement award at the 30th AMD awards.
A new Super Smash Bros. report gives an update on what is going on with the next game in the series for Nintendo Switch 2.
Masahiro Sakurai will reportedly be making a new Smash Bros game for Nintendo after he finishes his “passion project” in ...
Masahiro Sakurai, the creator of Kirby and Super Smash Bros, laments the loss of all-rounder developers in the games industry ...
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Game Rant on MSNRumor: The Next Super Smash Bros. May Owe Its Existence to Kirby Air RidersIf there is a new Super Smash Bros. for the Switch 2 in the future, it might be thanks to Masahiro Sakurai working on the ...
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Game Rant on MSNSmash Bros. Director Sakurai Thinks the Game Industry May Need AIMasahiro Sakurai, the creator of the Super Smash Bros. series, thinks that the game industry may need AI if it keeps moving ...
Smash Remix, the massive Super Smash Bros. mod that's already stretched the classic fighting game in wild directions, just ...
Smash Bros director Masahiro Sakurai believes game development as we know it is no longer sustainable and AI may be the only ...
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TheGamer on MSNNintendo Reportedly Let Sakurai Work On Kirby Air Riders So He’d Make The Next Super Smash Bros.According to notorious podcaster Kiwi Talkz, Sakurai's burnout was so bad that Nintendo used Kirby Air Riders as a ...
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Game Rant on MSNBest Super Smash Bros. RostersThe Super Smash Bros. franchise has brought gaming icons from far and wide together to battle; here are the best rosters in the series.
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