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Sakurai talks a bit about Global Smash Power in the new Smash Bros.

Posted on 11 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS, News, Wii U | 12 Comments

The new Super Smash Bros. games are implementing a ranking system known as “Global Smash Power”. Whereas everyone competes for the top spot in most games, the Wii U and 3DS fighter is more about showing you how far you are from the bottom.

Masahiro Sakurai spoke about Global Smash Power a bit in his weekly Famitsu column. Here’s what the Super Smash Bros. director had to say:

“You could call it a ‘reverse ranking.’ It counts how far you are from the bottom instead of how far you are from the top. It’s simple, but in solves a lot of the problems with conventional ranking systems!”
“By calling [your rank] ‘power,’ it makes it fun to see the number rise.”
“I believe it’s a very versatile system, but what do you think? It’s not just about encouraging competition.”

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