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Nintendo Released 15 Stages for Free for Super Smash Bros. for Wii U - News

by William D'Angelo , posted on 01 February 2015 / 5,313 Views

Nintendo has released free DLC for Super Smash Bros. for Wii U that adds 15 8-player stages to the game, according to Gamesbeat. The DLC is 316MB in size and is not the last DLC that will be released for the game.

Nintendo is working on a stage based on the Miiverse, as well as a 64 player tournament mode, which will both be free. They are also working on a new character, the Pokémon Mewtwo, which will not be free, unless the player bought the Wii and 3DS versions of the game.

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8 Comments
PxlStorm (on 01 February 2015)

If this was made by Ubisoft we'd have to pay 5$ for this.

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Ganoncrotch PxlStorm (on 01 February 2015)

and it wouldn't work.

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blessedswine PxlStorm (on 01 February 2015)

if this was EA or activision we would have had to pay 14.99 or buy a 50$ season pass

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atoker (on 01 February 2015)

Awesome!

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DrasticDracon (on 01 February 2015)

Miiverse stage sounds insane. Real time posts popping up in background, and random active users to be obstacle bosses. Halfway through a battle, the screen flashes and suddenly the arena turns into a Meme-Run dystopia. :)

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tripenfall (on 03 February 2015)

The right way to do DLC. Improve the game, not fix a broken game. PS$ and XBone take note

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thetonestarr (on 01 February 2015)

The correct way to release content that should've been shipped free with the game.

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Jranation (on 02 February 2015)

If its not a cheap dlc, then its free! Nice Job Nintendo!

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