Super Smash Bros. Ultimate’s The next DLC character may be a fan favorite, or at least that suggests a somewhat convincing fan theory. If you ask any Super Smash Bros. Ultimate player on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch Lite which character they want to see added to the next platform fighter, there’s a good chance you’ll hear names like Sora, Geno, Waluigi, Lloyd, Master Chief, Doomguy, Jonesy and Crash Bandicoot, who , in addition to Sora, is the most requested DLC character. That said, according to a new theory, the old PlayStation icon will arrive in the next game.
The theory starts with the announcement that Crash Bandicoot 4: it was time is coming to Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch Lite – and other platforms – next month, on March 12. From here, the theory merges with the old “Amiibo Theory”, a well-established theory Super Smash Bros. Ultimate DLC theory.
According to the Amiibo Theory, at least currently, the next fighter will leave at the end of March, as the next batch of amiibo is expected to be launched later this month. In other words, the Amiibo Theory and the launch of Crash 4 On Switch and Switch Lite seem to fit together very well, at least for some Nintendo fans.
However, the theory does not end there. He also unearths an old leak from Activision, which recorded plans to revive Crash Bandicoot. And the limit for that was to bring Beat for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. To make this part even more interesting, there is a new report that states that Activision can be done with the franchise for a while. Again, the timing of this, the Activision leak and everything above is certainly interesting.
> March 12
> Amiibo theory says that one more fighter will come out at the end of March
> Activision’s “leak” specifies cross-collaboration with Smash is the final step with Crash’s revival
Could it finally be happening boys?– beautiful dan (@handsomeddan) February 9, 2021
All that said, now, is just a theory. Furthermore, while it is a compelling case, many others Super Smash Bros. Ultimate theories over the years, almost all of which have not materialized. In other words, take everything here with a grain of salt.
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