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Nintendo to squeeze in Smash Ultimate news at Game Awards

The Game Awards could feature some more Smash Bros. Ultimate news before launch.

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Just a day out from the official launch of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Nintendo America have teased fans with the reveal of some more news at The Game Awards tomorrow.

According to the above Tweet from the official Nintendo of America Twitter account, Nintendo want Smash Bros. Ultimate fans to "tune in tomorrow night at 5:30pm" to watch the Awards unfold. It could be assumed that Nintendo plan to squeeze in just a tiny bit more Smash Ultimate news just hours before the games scheduled launch, perhaps some information regarding the undisclosed 5 fighter DLC pack?

It is unclear what Nintendo have in-store for us, maybe the rumoured Metroid-related title trilogy is something they want to show off? Regardless though, The Game Awards 2018 is something you definitely don't want to miss out on, especially considering there is large potential for a special Smash Bros. UItimate reveal. For more information regarding The Game Awards, visit the official website here.

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