Star Wars meets Smash Bros. in Super Smash Wars 2

Make it happen, Nintendo and Disney

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Just this morning I was pondering the similarities between Nintendo and Lucasfilm. A few hours later, and I discovered the existence of Super Smash Wars 2. It’s like they read my mind!

The video parody series, constructed more like fake gameplay footage that a standard linear narrative, takes an earnest and sincere look at what a Smash Bros./Star Wars mash-up might look like. 

If I were Iwata, I’d have Disney on the phone about developing this concept into a Wii U exclusive game, like, yesterday. 


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