Nintendo of Europe has today introduced a brand new website portal for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate players looking to take their gaming to the next level.
Players of all skill levels are encouraged to visit the site to join and participate in tournaments happening all over Europe. Nintendo says that "attending local tournaments is about much more than simply winning or losing: it’s a great way for players to meet other competitors, improve their skills, and enjoy fun competitive multiplayer".
Event organisers can also submit their own tournaments, which players will then be able to discover and join. Nintendo actually has its very own tournament set to take place called the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate European Circuit. This event will see solo players vying for the title of Europe's best Smash player across seven events, the first of which is taking place in the Netherlands near the end of October.
Think you've got what it takes to be the best in Europe? Assuming you're like us, and the answer to that is a huge 'no', will you be checking out some smaller, local tournaments to have some fun instead? Let us know in the comments below.
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Hoping tpci will do something similar for vgc, their tournament finder is pretty clunky
My nintendo local community is kinda poor so unfortunately not. They tried to get a response for community ecents on the FB page and got 2. Lol
This is a great idea. Here's hoping for some tournaments in Ireland at some point.
Started joining local Smash tournaments in my area (Austria) a few months ago and have enjoyed it a lot so far. People were very open to newcomers and skilled players shared tips (like how to escape some crazy Cpt. Falcon combos; e.g. DI down and away and save your air dodge) freely. There's a tournament about once a month, but before that starts and in-between rated matches you can play friendlies and practice.
I fully intend to keep attending these events and recommend every avid Smash player of any age (the players at the last events were between 14 and 40) to at least take a peek and visit so they can make an informed decision of whether they enjoy it or not and maybe meet some fellow hobbyists.
*edit: Grammar
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