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Can You Name Super Smash Bros. Characters Better Than These People?
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U includes a huge roster of iconic characters, but it also includes some more obscure entries. Many of you could probably name each and every character without trouble, but what about random people on the street?
YouTube channel P Diddy sent Jenki around with a binder full of character pictures. (Almost) everyone nailed Mario, Sonic, and Pac-Man. Shulk, Mr. Game and Watch, and the Fire Emblem characters, well… those were a bit trickier.
There are some giggles to be found here, and also some face-palming moments. Who is your favorite character? Mine is “Little Timmy.”
For more on Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, check out our review. You can also read up on how the game is selling.
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