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See Super Smash Bros. For Wii U's Meticulous Stages Behind The Camera
Super Smash Bros. For Wii U is a game full of loving details. From the stage and character selections to the items and trophies, it bursts with an adoration for all things Nintendo (including third party games!). Once you see the games' stages and characters from angles the camera won't normally let you see them, you'll appreciate how much detail Nintendo put it the game even more.
Youtuber Shesez has once again worked is camera-bending magic to show us what various Super Smash Bros. For Wii U characters and stages look like close-up, and from angles outside of the forward-facing one in which they're usually shown. The Midgard and Pikmin stages have some particularly interesting tricks to explore.
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