Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Rumored DLC Character Deconfirmed
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate’s subsequent DLC — Steve from Minecraft — is releasing subsequent week, however the Xbox-owned character will not be the final character coming to the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch platform fighter. There are nonetheless a number of characters coming to the game, however for now, no person however Nintendo is aware of who these characters are. And provided that Steve is just releasing subsequent week means we could not hear about one other DLC character till The Game Awards 2020 in December and even till subsequent 12 months.
Whenever we hear concerning the game’s subsequent DLC character, we all know it will not be one rumored character. More particularly, we all know it will not Travis Touchdown of No More Heroes fame. How do we all know this? Because the character is coming to the game alongside Steve as a Mii costume, which, historically, means the character is ineligible for a DLC spot.
Of course, whereas Travis Touchdown has his followers, he is definitely not very iconic and mainstream, which maybe meant he was by no means within the working within the first place. Typically, when Nintendo calls upon characters that are not its personal, it goes massive.
That stated, whereas Travis Touchdown is now out of the working, there’s nonetheless loads of rumored characters which are eligible, akin to Geno, Sora, Crash Bandicoot, Ryu Hayabusa, Waluigi, Tracer, Dante, Doomguy, Master Chief, and Lloyd. However, simply because a personality is rumored does not imply they’re coming to the game. In reality, whereas there have been rumors right here and there about Steve coming to the game, there have been none resulting in the reveal.

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