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"Nintendo Switch 2 Direct dévoilé: Super Smash Bros. Créateur Sparks Fan Frenzy avec un nouveau jeu Reveal"

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Mar 28,2025

Masahiro Sakurai, le cerveau derrière la série Super Smash Bros., a suscité l'excitation parmi les fans en renommant l'annonce du Nintendo Switch 2 Direct, prévu pour le 2 avril. Son enthousiaste "Ooh!" a déclenché des spéculations selon lesquelles une nouvelle entrée dans la série de jeux de combat bien-aimée pourrait être à l'horizon pour la console de nouvelle génération.

Bien que le post de Sakurai puisse sembler une expression simple d'excitation, cela vient au milieu d'une série d'indices subtils qui font bourdonner les fans. Depuis qu'il a lancé sa chaîne YouTube en 2022, Sakurai a laissé entendre ne pas se retirer du développement du jeu. Dans sa vidéo finale, il a taquiné qu'il travaillait sur un nouveau projet qui pourrait être dévoilé "tôt ou tard".

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Malgré ces taquineries, aucune annonce officielle n'a été faite sur un nouveau jeu Super Smash Bros. Sakurai lui-même a exprimé son incertitude quant à la façon dont la franchise pourrait dépasser le monumental Super Smash Bros. Ultimate sur The Switch, qui possède une vaste liste mettant en vedette des personnages comme Sephiroth de Final Fantasy 7, Sora de Kingdom Hearts, Joker de Persona 5, et Steve et Alex de Minecraft.

Cependant, la perspective d'un nouveau jeu Super Smash Bros. pour le Nintendo Switch 2 semble prometteur, en particulier compte tenu du succès massif de Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, qui s'est vendu à plus de 35,88 millions d'exemplaires. La tradition de Nintendo de lancer un nouveau jeu Super Smash Bros. avec chaque nouvelle console depuis l'original du N64 en 1999 alimente en outre cette anticipation.

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