If reports are anything to go by, Super Smash Bros. 4 update will bring about a balanced gameplay for gamers and introduce Cloud Strife.
An announcement has been made by the gaming company Nintendo involving Super Smash Bros. 4 for 3DS and Wii U platforms. It was regarding a character which showed up in the game. Cloud Strife from Final Fantasy VII is the latest character to be included in the Super Smash Bros 4.
The players are excited with this newest addition of Cloud Strife because he is more popular than Dixie Kong, Isaac, Ridley or King K. Rool. Nintendo revealed Cloud Strife during the new Nintendo Direct Event.
Reports suggest that the forthcoming game expansion will focus on a balanced gameplay and Cloud Strife will be introduced as a new Smasher this month. Also, Super Smash Bros update will be released in December.
Cloud Strife will possibly be revealed before the middle of this month. The details about Cloud Strife and the forthcoming expansion could be revealed during The Game Awards.
The forthcoming game update is designed to bring about a balanced gameplay for advanced as well as casual players. The forthcoming DLC will include Chocobo costumes for the Mii fighters, Ecumenical News reported.
During a short action trailer, players were given the first look of Cloud Strife. In the video, the character is seen fighting Nintendo characters such as Pac-Man, Sonic the Hedgehog, Super Mario and many Pokémon characters. Cloud Strife is seen in several battle arenas.
Cloud Strife is known for his iconic big sword. The character was designed by Tetsuya Nomura and is featured in many other sequels in Final Fantasy 7. Furthermore, Cloud Strife is differentiated from other characters due to his serious look each time he enters the screen, mesmerizing blue eyes and spiky blonde hair.
The release date for the forthcoming DLC has not been disclosed yet. However, the gaming company has announced that more information will come this month. Rumors are doing the rounds that the fourth wave of DLC will be released after the last Nintendo Direct session this December.