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Super Smash Bros. for Wii U/3DS
The latest daily Smash Bros. image shows how Pac-Man is trying to sneak some of his Namco friends past the bouncer and into the final game.
Smash Bros. director wrote on the Miiverse about Pac-Man, "Pac-Man's up taunt is known as Namco Roulette! Namco characters from the 1980s will randomly appear," but then he also posted the image seen below with the caption, "See? There's a variety of characters. Huh? One of them looks pretty recent." It looks like we will see more than just 1980s Namco characters in the palm of Pac-Man's hands.
For more on Super Smash Bros., check out some new details about Lady Palutena, Mario's impressive new duds, the newest Pokémon fighters, a new Pac-Man stage, some more details about the inclusion of the Miis, reveals of Luigi's final smash, a Lumiose City stage, a new Animal Crossing stage, Diddy Kong, the Mother Brain assist trophy, the Waluigi assist trophy,Lucario, Zelda, the Skull Kid, Marth, Sonic, a redesigned Ray Gun, and the 3DS Mii Plaza.
You can also check out our time with the game at E3 with the Wii Fit Trainer and Greninja.
We will also learn about a new Super Smash Bros. fighter on Monday, July 14.
[Source: Super Smash Bros., Miiverse]
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