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PSA: Check Your Email For Super Smash Bros. Mewtwo Codes
The first DLC fighter for Super Smash Bros. is available now, but only if you registered both versions of the game. If you fall into that category, check your email for a message with two codes.
The email includes one unlock key for the Wii U version and one for the 3DS version. Those who didn’t qualify for the offer before it expired will be able to purchase Mewtwo on April 28.
You can obtain the Pokémon for one platform for the price of $3.99. A bundle with both versions will only cost you $4.99.
You can check out the psychic fighter in a comparison video that puts his latest appearance alongside his inclusion in Super Smash Bros. Melee. As for other DLC fighters, we know that Lucas will be added this summer and that Nintendo has requested input from fans to select other characters.
If you're curious who we're voting for, you can check out our top 10 right here.
Readers that use Gmail have informed us that the email is getting routed to the "Promotions" tab. If you haven't yet received your codes, you might have success looking there.
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