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Smash Bros. Ultimate Sequel Would Need Smaller Roster, Says Sakurai
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A recent interview with Masahiro Sakurai — the creator and director of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate - gives insight into what the future of the series could look like, with Sakurai implying that the next installment in the series would have a significantly smaller roster of fighters than the current iteration of the game.
Sakurai said goodbye to Super Smash Bros. Ultimatethis past October with the release of the last Fighters Pass DLC for the game, leaving many fans to wonder what was next for the
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Smash Bros. Ultimate Director Says Next Game Would Need A Smaller Roster And Less Dependence On His Vision gameinformer.com /2 years ago
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate director doesn't count on there being another game gamesradar.com /2 years ago
Sakurai Says Future Smash Bros. Games Will Need to Grow Beyond Him gamespot.com /2 years ago
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