While the orchestral arrangement is appropriately epic, the actual lyrics are a bit on the nose–and not in the cheesy but catchy way Snake Eater does it.
Ultimate theme, however, doesn’t seem like another smash hit. It absolutely knocked it out of the park with that one, and was no doubt given confidence to take another crack at it by the universal praise it got. Nintendo has a decent track record, most notably Jump Up! Super Star, the jazzy little ditty that was in Super Mario Odyssey. Other times you can get turds like the heavy metal Chocobo theme from Final Fantasy X-2, Eternity from Blue Dragon–which is bad despite the fact that it was sung by Deep Purple’s Ian Gillan–or that vocal version of Ryu’s theme that is jaw-droppingly bad. Sometimes it can go really well, like with Portal’s Still Alive, Persona 5’s Wake Up, Get Up, Get Out There, Metal Gear Solid 3’s Snake Eater and, of course, the single greatest video game theme tune of all time, Daytona USA’s Let’s Go Away (better known as Do-da do-da do-do-do-do do-do-do). Now, putting lyrics to songs in video games is a tricky endeavour.
It all happened on one fateful day, and the Smash Ultimate will explore exactly how and why, as well as who is responsible.Īccompanying the cinematic was perhaps the biggest surprise of the Direct–a Smash Bros. This time around, the excuse for having everyone literally kick and punch each other into outer-space revolves around Spirits, which are characters that have been separated from their physical forms by a mysterious force. Ultimate Direct event, Nintendo debuted a new cinematic trailer that provided a little tease of its Adventure mode story, known as World of Light. At the end of the latest Super Smash Bros.
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