E3 2018: Let's Talk Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

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🗓️ 14 June 2018

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Jason sits down with with Kotaku senior reporter (and resident Smash Bros. expert) Cecilia D'Anastasio to discuss their thoughts after playing the E3 demo of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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0:00.0	Welcome once again to another bonus episode of Kataku Spitzkreen.
0:05.3	My name is Jason Schreier. I am the news editor at kataku.com and I am sitting in the hallway of the LA Convention Center with Katakus Vario and Cecilia Dana Stazio, who is here with me to talk about Super Smash Brothers.
0:18.3	Cecilia, how are you?
0:19.4	I'm sick, but really hype.
0:21.4	Wow.
0:22.2	Wait to just start us on a downer note.
0:25.8	So you are the world's biggest smash fan.
0:29.0	True.
0:29.3	You came here to play the new Super Smash Brothers.
0:32.6	First of all, what did you think?
0:33.9	Was it cool?
0:34.7	It's very cool.
0:35.5	You like it a lot.
0:36.3	I like it a lot.
0:37.5	So to an outside observer, aka me, seeing it and playing it, it just feels like the Wii U
0:42.6	Smash Brothers. Am I wrong?
0:44.5	Do you, as someone who understands the intricacies at Smash?
0:47.5	Does it feel really different?
0:49.0	Of course it feels like the Wii U Smash Brothers.
0:50.9	I mean, Wii U Smash Brothers came out in 2014.
0:54.9	You know,
0:56.9	how much different could they make it in such a short period of time?
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