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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate version 3.0 launches April 17; Joker DLC now available

Nintendo declared today that beginning tomorrow, April 17, Super Smash Bros. Extreme for the Nintendo Switch will get its much anticipated form 3.0 that highlights a large group of new highlights.

Alongside the rendition 3.0, the much anticipated Joker from Persona 5 will be accessible for buy by means of Challenger Pack No. 1. The DLC will retail for $4.99 and will incorporate the accompanying substance:

Character: Joker

Stage: Mementos

Music Tracks

  • Persona 5
    • “Last Surprise”
    • “Beneath the Mask” (New Arrangement)
    • “Wake Up, Get Up, Get Out There”
    • “Rivers in the Desert”
    • “Our Beginning”
  • Persona 4
    • “Reach Out to the Truth”
    • “I’ll Face Myself” (New Arrangement)
    • “Time to Make History”
  • Persona 3
    • “Mass Destruction”
    • “Battle Hymn of the Soul”
    • Classic Mode: Joker Route
    • Spirit Board: Special Version

In addition, Nintendo also announced the “Extra Mii Fighters Costumes – Round 1” DLC which will launch tomorrow, April 17, as well for $0.75 each. Below are the full list of content:

  • Morgana Hat (from Persona 5)
  • Persona 4 Protagonist (Swordfighter)
  • Teddie Hat (from Persona 4)
  • Persona 3 Protagonist (Swordfighter)
  • Tails (Gunner) (from Sonic the Hedgehog)
  • Knuckles (Brawler) (from Sonic the Hedgehog)
  • Persona 4 Protagonist (Swordfighter)Teddie Hat (from Persona 4)Persona 3 Protagonist (Swordfighter)Tails (Gunner) (from Sonic the Hedgehog)Knuckles (Brawler) (from Sonic the Hedgehog)

As far as the new additions that the new update brings, here are the patch notes:

Stage Builder – Make your own stages and try them out immediately. In handheld mode, you can freely draw using the touchscreen. Create moving platforms, spinning platforms, whatever strikes you. There are even new stage elements to choose from. And there are front and back layers. By changing layers, you can add decorative elements to your stages. When you finish a stage, you can battle there by selecting it from the “Custom” tab on the stage select screen.

Video Editor – Import videos saved to your Nintendo Switch system to a timeline and splice them together. Editing is very simple, just pick the parts you want to keep, add some background music, and subtitles, and choose how to transition from scene to scene. Once your video is complete, simply export it. You could keep it all to yourself, but creations are meant to be shared, aren’t they?

Shared Content – You can view gameplay videos and stages created and uploaded by users around the world. Beyond viewing players’ videos and replays, you can also upload and download Mii Fighters and stages. If you find something you like, give it a “Yeah!” Or you can even follow the person who posted it.

Smash World – Smash World is a service found in the Nintendo Switch Online app for smart devices. The app already supports voice chat, and now you’ll be able to easily view recommended videos and stages in Smash World without starting up the game. You can also search for videos by fighter. Recommended stages can be viewed in one place. If you find some you like, simply tap the “Queue to Downloads” button. The next time you start up Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, you’ll be able to download them to your system. You can also check in-game notifications here. Or create a new spirit team by using spirits in your collection.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is available now for the Nintendo Switch.

Catch the 15 minute overview video of Joker from Persona 5 in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, the new version 3.0 update, and the new Mii Fighters costumes:

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