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Tournament Modes Finally Added To Super Smash Bros. For Wii U
Before Super Smash Bros. was released, Nintendo let us know that some modes would be coming post launch. Now, eight months later, you can finally create tournaments.
The update for this is free, but Nintendo is also releasing another set of Mii Fighter costumes for those looking to dress up their custom characters. There are also two new stages available for purchase.
Peach’s Castle and Hyrule Castle from the original Super Smash Bros. are each priced at $1.99 per platform or $2.99 for a Wii U and 3DS bundle. You can also purchase them as part of a “Wave 3 bundle” with the following Mii Fighter costumes:
- Hoodie (all types)
- Bear Hat and Suit (Gunner)
- King K. Rool Hat and Outfit (Brawler)
- Flying Man Hat and Outfit (Brawler)
- Chrom Wig and Outfit (Swordfighter)
- Black Knight Helm and Armor (Swordfighter)
- Lloyd Wig and Outfit (Swordfighter)
- Samus’ Helmet and Armor (Gunner)
Each of these cost $.75 per platform or $1.15 for both Wii U and 3DS. There’s also a free K.K. Slider Hat and Outfit, as well as QR codes to add Samus, Chrom, Lloyd lookalike Miis to your roster.
The full Wave 3 bundle that includes the stages and the Mii Fighter costumes costs $6 per platform or $9.20 for both Wii U and 3DS.
[Source: Nintendo]
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