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Test Chamber – The Final Super Smash Bros. 8-Player Spectacular
We've threatened to stop playing 8-player Super Smash Bros. on multiple occasions – but this time we mean it. This is definitely the last time (probably).
Join Andrew Reiner, Wade Wojcik, Ben Hanson, Jeff Cork, and myself and no other editors as we play one final set of of 8-player Super Smash Bros. Wii U rounds to give interns Matt Stolpe, Jason Dafnis, and Sam Stewart the send-off they deserve – one where they go flying off the stage and lose a precious stock.
This is the last time we plan on gathering a Wii U, a copy of Super Smash Bros., two GameCube adapters, eight GameCube controllers, and eight players to battle on video, but if you want to witness more of the insanity, you can find episodes one, two, three, four, and five by following the links.
For our review of Super Smash Bros. Wii U, head here.
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