Super Smash Brothers to be On-Demand at San Diego Comic-Con

Nintendo to beam Super Smash Brothers to fans at Comic Con

Nintendo recently revealed its intent to hit the San Diego Comic Con with its newest installment of Super Smash Brothers with full force. While Nintendo had already confirmed both a live tournament and a show, a new feature has been brought to the table; “Bring Me Smash”.

Using social media site Twitter, Comic-Con attendees will have the chance for official Nintendo representatives to bring Super Smash Brothers for the 3DS straight to their location for an exclusive hands-on demonstration. To enter for a chance to win, all fans will need to do is tweet to the Nintendo Twitter account their exact location. If an individual is chosen, they are then sent a direct message telling them that Smash is on their way.

Personally, I feel as though this is a great move on Nintendo’s part. By interacting directly with its fanbase, Nintendo seems to be conveying the message that it really cares about what gamers have to say. Also, the fact that Nintendo representatives will come directly to you is also nice; so many companies these days want to be seen in as grand of a light as possible. Having a company cater towards what is convenient for the individual seems quite humbling and for that I am very impressed.

Kenny McKee

Starting out with nothing more than a Game Boy and a copy of Donkey Kong Land, Kenny has happily been gaming for almost his entire life. Easily-excitable and a bit on the chatty side, Kenny has always been eager to share gaming-related thoughts, opinions, and news with others and has been doing so on Hey Poor Player since 2014 and has previously worked with both PKMNcast and SCATcast. Although his taste in gaming spreads across a wide number of companies and consoles, Kenny holds a particular fondness for Nintendo handheld consoles. He is also very proud of his amiibo collection. You can also find him on Twitter @SuperBayleef talking about video games and general nonsense. Some of his favorite games include Tetris Attack, Pokémon Black Version 2, The World Ends With You, Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance, Yo-kai Watch, Donkey Kong Country 2, Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS, Kirby's Dreamland 3, Mega Man X, and Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia (among many others).