Visual EVOLUTION of EVERY SMASH CHARACTER ►(N64- Ultimate)

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NINTENDO SMASH BROS. ULTIMATE characters evolutions starting from the Nintendo 64 & ending on on the Nintendo Switch! Super Smash Bros. Ultimate was teased during a Nintendo Direct presentation on March 8, 2018, under the tentative title Super Smash Bros., with the release year shown to be 2018. The game was formally announced during Nintendo's Electronic Entertainment Expo 2018 Nintendo Direct presentation, revealing that the full roster of characters from past games would be included, and the game's anticipated release date on December 7, 2018.

Ultimate is being developed by Bandai Namco Studios and Sora Ltd., the same team that developed Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, with series creator and longtime director Masahiro Sakurai returning to direct. Sakurai's goal for Ultimate was to include every character from previous games, knowing that this would be a complex problem for both development and licensing. He also wanted to adjust character abilities as to speed up the game. Sakurai knew that Ultimate was a core title for Nintendo, and that it had a dedicated playerbase that he did not want to disappoint, and believed that completing this goal was necessary to satisfy the fan base. Nintendo announced that David Hayter is reprising his Solid Snake voice-over for Ultimate. The addition of Ridley from Metroid as a playable character has been something that the Super Smash Bros. community had been requesting from the series for some time. Sakurai had said in a May 2008 interview with Nintendo Power that he knew Ridley was a high-demand character but said "I think that would probably be impossible" unless they were able to sacrifice the character's speed.

Ultimate's game engine was built from scratch and is not an updated version of Super Smash Bros. for Wii U's engine. Localization manager Nate Bihldorff stated that the engine had significant upgrades in lighting effects and texture rendering to improve upon the already high-definition graphics of the Wii U game.

Ultimate marks the inclusion of Metroid's Ridley in the series as a playable character for the first time, after being a boss or stage hazard in previous Super Smash Bros. titles. Ridley's inclusion as a playable character in the series had been speculated among fans for years, going as far back as Super Smash Bros. Melee. Sakurai had previously stated in an interview with Nintendo Power that the development team considered including Ridley as a playable character in Brawl but decided against the idea due to creative difficulties. Unused Assist Trophy data for Ridley also exists in the coding of Brawl, suggesting that Ridley was originally meant to have a different role before being placed into the Subspace Emissary mode. In an interview with IGN about Ridley's exclusion from Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, Sakurai argued that reducing Ridley's size, wingspan, or mobility to include him as a fighter would not be true to the character, who is supposed to be a "truly threatening presence" that could only be correctly portrayed as a stage boss unencumbered by a fighter's size and balance restrictions. Nevertheless, Ridley continued to be one of the most commonly requested fighters for inclusion in future titles among the Super Smash Bros. fan community, leading to the decision to include him in Ultimate.

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