Tag yourself, I’m the guy with his arms crossed in the corner who clearly doesn’t want to be here. With all that out of the way, let’s…uh…get assisted? Golly, I gotta work on these intros. I don’t really have any ground rules for this except I’ll probably stick to one assist trophy per franchise.
And assist trophies allow lots of new and interesting characters to join the battle temporarily, characters who due to lack of popularity or lack of an obvious moveset wouldn’t make the cut as cast members.Īs a result of your votes after last week’s Smash Five, today we’re going to dive into my top 5 ideas for assist trophies in the new Smash Bros for the Nintendo Switch. Some of the stages in Smash Bros are based on games that don’t feature a character in the roster (for some reason Electroplankton is the first one that comes to mind). While it would be ridiculous to expect Smash Bros to incorporate all 800-whatever Pokemon as characters on the roster, it is able to include a pretty wide selection thanks to the Poke Ball item. This is where the other features of the game such as stages, items, and trophies can add to the experience. While the main heroes make it onto the stage, their best friends, villainous rivals, and love interests often remain in the background.
In the Smash Bros universe, where there is such a massive roster of heroes to pull from (one that is ever-expanding) this leads to a conundrum for many of the series’ side characters. While fans may believe that there’s no such thing as “too many fighters,” from a quality standpoint there really can come a time when the cast becomes too large to effectively balance and support. Characters are the selling point of any good fighting game, but there comes a time when the roster is simply too full.
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