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Nintendo Wants To Bring Smash Bros. To Wherever You Are At SDCC
Nintendo is turning itself into the Uber of video games this week, with a new promotion at San Diego Comic Con. If you want a chance to try out Super Smash Bros. on 3DS, you might be one of the lucky people to summon a Nintendo entourage.
Nintendo will send out “Bring Me Smash” notifications through its Twitter account. When that happens, tweet a picture of where you are at San Diego Comic Con with the hashtag #BringMeSmash.
Don’t put your phone away, though. If you’re selected, Nintendo will send you a direct message via Twitter, and the team will bring a play session to you.
Why wait in lines, when Nintendo is willing to bring the Smash Bros. experience to you? For more on Nintendo's SDCC offerings, check out our previous coverage.
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