Omega Strikers developer Odyssey Interactive reveals a new battle royale game that is similar to Super Smash Bros.

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Super Smash Bros. director Masahiro Sakurai is "so sorry" to players who have spent "hundreds or even thousands of hours" in the Nintendo fighting game. In the latest video of his Creating Games ...

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The legendary Masahiro Sakurai is back with another look into the intricacies of game development on his YouTube channel and, of course, he's drawing from his wealth of Smash Bros. Ultimate ...