In fact, more than 3,000 competitors fight it out in the two Nintendo fighting video games and the minimum overlap between the two games is just 16%. This means that of the 3,000 total gamers, about 480 of them competed on both “Super Smash Bros 4” on the Wii U and the “Super Smash Bros Melee” on the GameCube.
“Super Smash Bros 4” has had a strange and often confusing relationship with the pro-fighting game scene.
“Super Smash Bros Melee,” which is regarded as the best in the franchise, has been used in tournaments since 2000.
“Super Smash Bros Brawl,” on the other hand, never had its time in the spotlight due to a number of tournament-breaking gameplay decisions.
“Super Smash Bros 4” does not seem to be experiencing the same sort of trouble as its predecessor and the fact that it is now officially one of the most popular titles in the EVO 2016. It is also the newest member of the 2K Club which only means that it is in the course towards its main objective.
Other fighting games at the EVO 2016 include “Tekken 7: Fated Retribution,” “Super Smash Bros Melee,” and “Pokken Tournament.” The finals shall be held at a 12,000-sitting capacity events center on July 17.