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'Super Smash Bros.' gets 'Street Fighter' and 'Fire Emblem' brawlers

‘Super Smash Bros.’ gets ‘Street Fighter’ and ‘Fire Emblem’ brawlers

Posted on June 14, 2015August 10, 2019 By Jarvis

The roster for Super Smash Bros. just grew a little larger. Nintendo announced today thatStreet Fighter icon Ryu and Fire Emblem‘s Roy are joining the fight on Wii U and 3DS. They’ll be available for $3.99 on either system, or across both versions for $4.99 each — Ryu’s pack also comes with a free Suzaku Castle stage, if you’re struggling to decide which to buy first. Footage of both characters leaked on YouTube recently, so neither is a huge surprise. However, they’re arriving today alongside the previously announced Lucasand a host of new Mii fighter outfits. These include Mega Man and Zero, Isabelle from Animal Crossing, an inkling boy, girl and “squid hat” outfit from Splatoon, Heihachi from Tekken, and Jacky and Akira from Virtua Fighter. All eight costumes will be available for $6, or $9.20 across both Nintendo platforms. Alternatively, you can fork out $0.75 for the individual costumes on your preferred system, or $1.15 if you want them on both.
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