Looks like 'Super Smash Bros. Ultimate' is getting a VR mode https://t.co/YphouXQoJT

— Engadget Gaming (@engadgetgaming) May 30, 2019

What inspired this tiny rant is this interview where Bill Trinen from Nintendo has to explain why Nintendo tournaments for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate include items in the fights: https://t.co/E4bLuRRj0g

— Dan's Nintendo Feed (@NaughtyDog4Life) May 30, 2019

Super Smash Bros. has been recreated in Overwatch https://t.co/SSSKyeL3Qb pic.twitter.com/908BKh8cPZ

— PC Gamer (@pcgamer) May 30, 2019

Super Smash Bros. has been recreated in Overwatch https://t.co/tqObcfCYWw

— PC Gamer feed (@PC_Gamer) May 30, 2019

You HAVE to see this ?https://t.co/jrqFVF79FN

— OverwatchGG (@OverwatchGG) May 29, 2019

Someone made a fully-functioning Super Smash Bros. in Overwatch and I am absolutely obsessed with it. They coded in shields and air dodges. How?? https://t.co/pph9FqRmRW

— Liz Richardson (@mizliz_) May 29, 2019

I’ve said it before, now hear it from my boss. #growth is everything.https://t.co/zqguY1zSl1 via @kotaku

— JC (@JCDotface) May 29, 2019

Nice piece on the #SuperSmashBrosUltimate tournament coming up with @cecianasta and Sr. Director @trintran ?https://t.co/7sNhev0lRw

— Ed Murray (@WhatMeMurray) May 29, 2019

“We don’t want to compete with the competitive scene”: my interview with Nintendo on their //unconventional// Smash tournaments https://t.co/FAAnVk7xNp

— Cecilia D'Anastasio (@cecianasta) May 29, 2019

Contrary to the perception of some, skill (agon) and chance (alea) are not mutually exclusive. As Richard Garfield has observed, if you add more randomness you don't necessarily lower returns on skill. https://t.co/rjhN2XGGsK

— Charles J Pratt (@charlesjpratt) May 29, 2019

Play some Super Smash Bros. in Overwatch https://t.co/A01DMJjdbV pic.twitter.com/KVTr1DkK9A

— PC Gamer (@pcgamer) May 31, 2019