Super Smash Bros. Utimate: The Punish Game
When two players engage in a match in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, there are many elements that factor in towards who comes out on top.
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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate: The Neutral Game
Everyone that plays a fighting game competitively hears the term “neutral game” thrown left and right. Anyone trying to enter the scene might find themselves
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate: Overcoming Loss
Nobody forgets the first time they attended a tournament. The energy everyone shares as they carry a passion for the same game floods the air.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate: Edge Guarding
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate released a month ago, and it has offered us a great game. In its current lifespan, the game has already offered
Super Smash Bros.: Matchup Knowledge
When competing in Super Smash Bros., there are a lot of things a player needs to improve in order to “get good”. This can be
Super Smash Bros.: Directional Influence
Super Smash Bros. offers many layers to players seeking its mastery. As an example, anyone looking for improvement needs to fulfill a particular checklist. Namely,
Super Smash Bros: Autopilot
When competing in high caliber matches, a lot of pressure rests on the player’s shoulders. Mistakes are a lot more costly. Having a good neutral
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate: Competitive Stages
One of the major elements that separates the casual and competitive Smash communities is the stage selection. Due to the competitive environment present in high
Super Smash Bros.: Why Tier Lists Dont Matter Yet
Tier lists rank characters based on their overall potential. This doesn’t certainly mean that top characters will have an unbalanced advantage over the opponent, but
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate: Movement and Ledge Mechanics
In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, various mechanics and nuances have dramatically changed. All this makes it obvious that the development team has kept an eye
