Possible Single Player Mode Reveal for Super Smash Bros?

By Jorge Ba-oh 21.01.2014 7

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Today's update on the official Super Smash Bros. website could be the first look at single player in action.

A new week, a glorious new set of snaps from the forthcoming games on Wii U and 3DS. This time round producer Masahiro Sakurai posted a snap of a solo Mario plopped in the woods, all alone. The caption to complement the photo states that "to be clear, the new Super Smash Bros. games do not feature a story mode like The Subspace Emissary."

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Despite the lack of a story mode and cutscenes like Super Smash Bros. Brawl, the upcoming games could well have a single-player adventure - more akin to Super Smash Bros Melee.

What do you think - could this be a snippet of solo shenanigans?

Box art for Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS
Developer

Bandai Namco

Publisher

Nintendo

Genre

Fighting

Players

4

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LKR000 is offline. LKR000 21.01.2014#1

Bound to be a Melee adventure mode which is a good thing!

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jb is offline. jb 21.01.2014#2

To me all I want is a decent solo player campaign with tonnes of levels, lots of fan-service (series enemies, major bosses from ALL franchises, not just Metroid and bloomin' Kirby) and make it darn challenging too.

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Mush is offline. Mush 21.01.2014#3

jb said:
To me all I want is a decent solo player campaign with tonnes of levels, lots of fan-service (series enemies, major bosses from ALL franchises, not just Metroid and bloomin' Kirby) and make it darn challenging too.
Online co-op would be pretty awesome too!

 
Guest (guest) 21.01.2014#4

Am i the only one that liked Subspace Emissary?

Canyarion is offline. Canyarion 21.01.2014#5

The SSE was alright, but a bit slow. In general I don't think SSB goes together with platforming. The CGI movies were nice as a reward, but so far we've already seen SSB4 has plenty of those for character reveals.

 
Pokéman (guest) 21.01.2014#6

I LOVED SSB, I really wish they would have brought something similar back. I was never keen on the single player in Melee. The platforming just didn't feel right and was awkward.

Flynnie is offline. Flynnie 21.01.2014#7

Guest (guest) said:
Am i the only one that liked Subspace Emissary?

I think there was just too much generic platforming sections for most. They should have made the most of the characters signatures (e.g Links Hookshot / Arrows) and unique ways to get through levels. 

I liked SSE though, but i still trust whatever they replace it with will still be great!


 

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