As one might say today, it broke the internet. One of the dojo's most memorable reveals, which they dropped about two-and-a-half months before Brawl was released, was that Sonic the Hedgehog would be a playable fighter. This " Smash Dojo," as it was called, delivered teasers and new bits of information about Brawl every day until the game was released, varying from little screenshots to new character announcements, all provided by Sakurai himself. Brawl in 2008, there was a special fan page that generated hype for the game. Bob Riha, Jr./Nintendo, Getty Imagesīack before the release of the highly anticipated Super Smash Bros. series, welcomes the crowd at an event in 2014. Masahiro Sakurai, creator and director of Nintendo's Super Smash Bros. There was an entire website that revealed new information on the latest game every day.
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His dialogue is mostly comprised of strange laughs and brawny grunts, but it is entertaining to know the lead designer of the series is the voice behind that sinister penguin, mischievous smirk and all. Instead, he was voiced by none other than the creator of Super Smash Bros.
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voiced by someone different than the character's original actor. Hailing from the Kirby franchise, King Dedede is one of the few characters in Super Smash Bros. The lead designer of the series voices King Dedede.
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(Pepsiman, incidentally, also had his own videogame on PlayStation.) 2. Since Sakurai had not yet gotten the approval from Nintendo to use their characters, the original build featured some primitive polygonal figures, prompting the team to refer to the game as " Pepsiman" due to the similarity between them and the old marketing campaign mascot that Pepsi used in Japan during the 1990s. Takashi Hososhima, Flickr // CC BY-SA 2.0ĭuring the early stages of development, a small team of people led by Japanese designer Masahiro Sakurai worked on a prototype for a new kind of fighting game.