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Despite plenty of cameos in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, an Avengers-style Super Smash Bros. film isn't likely right now

Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto and Illumination CEO Chris Meledandri have stated that a Super Smash Bros. film is unlikely in the near future, despite cameos in The Super Mario Bros. Movie. They are currently focused on individual film projects rather than building a shared cinematic universe like Marvel's Avengers. Cameos and character introductions are being considered on a case-by-case basis for fun within scenes.

Retro GamerVery positive

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie ending explained: how many post-credits scenes are there, all the Nintendo cameos, and does it set up a Super Smash Bros. movie?

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie's ending resolves the conflict with Bowser Jr. and Rosalina, featuring numerous Nintendo character cameos and setting up potential future installments like a Super Smash Bros. movie. The film includes two post-credits scenes, one featuring Fox McCloud and another introducing Princess Daisy, hinting at further franchise expansion.

Gaming BoltNeutral

Nintendo Doesn’t Have Plans for a Super Smash Bros. Movie For Now

Nintendo and Illumination have no current plans for a Super Smash Bros. movie, despite the inclusion of various character cameos in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. Shigeru Miyamoto stated that while characters like Pikmin can appear in any Nintendo game, a full crossover movie is not being considered at this time. The focus remains on individual movie projects rather than a connected cinematic universe.

Nintendo EverythingNeutral

Miyamoto indicates Super Smash Bros. movie won’t be happening any time soon

Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto has indicated that a Super Smash Bros. movie is unlikely to happen anytime soon, despite discussions about a potential "Nintendo Cinematic Universe." Miyamoto stated that not all Nintendo characters would join together in such a project, contrasting it with the varied cast of the Mario world which has proven sufficient for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie.

Metro UKNeutral

Games Inbox: Will there be a Super Smash Bros. movie?

Readers discuss the possibility of a Super Smash Bros. movie following cameos in the Mario movie, and debate the rising costs of game development and the impact of review embargoes. Other topics include the narrative of Life Is Strange: Reunion and the mechanics of Crimson Desert.

Blues NewsNeutral

Game Crossovers and Collaborations

A new movie poster for Super Mario Galaxy has confirmed the appearance of a beloved Super Smash Bros. character. This news comes from Game Informer, highlighting a significant crossover event between the two franchises.

Retro GamerVery positive

Nintendo legend had "high hopes" for a Star Fox movie, and after today's Super Mario Galaxy Movie reveal he's full of gratitude: "Thank you, Miyamoto-san"

Legendary Nintendo designer Takaya Imamura expressed gratitude after Fox McCloud's appearance was revealed in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie poster. Imamura, who created the Star Fox character, had previously hoped for a Star Fox movie and discussed this with Shigeru Miyamoto. The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is set to release on April 1.

CGmag OnlinePositive

Super Mario Galaxy Movie Expands Universe With Star Fox’s Fox McCloud

Nintendo has revealed that Fox McCloud from the Star Fox series will appear in the upcoming Super Mario Galaxy movie, as shown in a new poster. This character crossover, along with the previously confirmed Pikmin and R.O.B., fuels speculation about a potential Super Smash Bros. film.

Metro UKNegative

Nintendo spoils shocking Star Fox cameo for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie

Nintendo has revealed that Fox McCloud from the Star Fox series will make a cameo appearance in The Super Mario Bros. Movie, even releasing a movie poster for the character. This surprise inclusion, revealed just a week before the film's release, has led to speculation about potential future crossovers, including a Super Smash Bros. movie.

Retro GamerVery positive

Fox McCloud joins The Super Mario Galaxy Movie roster, intensifying Super Smash Bros. movie speculation

Fox McCloud has been revealed to be appearing in The Super Mario Bros. Movie, as shown on a new poster. This casting has fueled speculation among fans about a potential Super Smash Bros. movie, given the vast roster of characters available across Nintendo franchises.

DestructoidVery positive

The newest Super Mario Galaxy Movie reveal gives me more hope than ever for a Super Smash Bros. cinematic universe

The reveal of Fox McCloud in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie has sparked excitement for a potential Super Smash Bros. cinematic universe. The inclusion of characters from various Nintendo IPs, alongside Mario and his allies, suggests a multiverse concept. This opens the door for collaborations with other franchises, potentially leading to an "Avengers: Endgame"-style film featuring a wide array of characters.

Retro GamerPositive

As Tomodachi Life demo players push its lack of filter to the limit, former marketing lead says Nintendo may be "rethinking" its approach after being caught out by the internet again

The demo for Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream features no filter for player-created content, leading to unfiltered Mii dialogue. Former Nintendo marketing lead Kit Ellis suggests the company may be rethinking its approach to user-generated content, as it has historically been surprised by player actions online. This lack of censorship in the demo mirrors the viral nature of the original Tomodachi Life, which was a significant commercial success.

Retro GamerNeutral

Masahiro Sakurai is definitely thinking of Super Smash Bros as he asserts "it would be utterly impossible to grant every request" from fans in Kirby Air Riders

Super Smash Bros. creator Masahiro Sakurai stated that it is impossible to fulfill every fan request, referencing the development insights for Kirby Air Riders. He acknowledged the constant stream of requests he receives but emphasized the impracticality of granting them all.

GamespotPositive

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Might Feature Another Nintendo IP

A promotional video for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie has revealed the potential inclusion of characters from other Nintendo franchises, notably Pikmin and ROB. Shigeru Miyamoto, a producer on the film, has previously expressed interest in a Pikmin movie. The montage also features characters from Super Mario Bros. 2 and other Mario titles.

Metro UKPositive

The 11 Super Mario side characters who deserve their own game

This article discusses which Super Mario side characters deserve their own dedicated video game. It highlights characters like Toad, Goomba, Lakitu, Boo, Kamek, Waluigi, Daisy, Nabbit, Geno, and Mallow, exploring potential game concepts for each. While Princess Peach and Luigi have had their own titles, the article argues they could still benefit from more substantial games.

Gear NukePositive

Nintendo Switch 2 could finally catch up to PS5 and Xbox with this tech upgrade

A newly discovered patent suggests the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 will feature a built-in voice chat system, including proximity chat. This upgrade would bring the console in line with modern online gaming standards set by PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, potentially improving multiplayer experiences for titles like Splatoon and Mario Kart.

Nintendo LifeVery positive

50 Best Nintendo 64 Games Of All Time

This article ranks the 50 best games released for the Nintendo 64, celebrating the console's 30th anniversary. It highlights genre-defining classics and influential titles that showcased the system's capabilities in the early 3D era, from Super Mario 64 to The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.

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Classic N64 Review: Super Smash Bros.

This review revisits the classic Nintendo 64 title, Super Smash Bros. The article also briefly mentions Nintendo's announcement of a new Super Smash Bros. game for the Nintendo Wii at E3 2006.