The Nintendo Direct not only confirmed Byleth of Fire Emblem: Three Houses as a playable character, but a new assortment of fighters.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate will feature a new volume of fighters as a pay-as-you-go DLC. The Nintendo Direct dedicated to the successful title of Masahiro Sakurai for Nintendo Switch left Byleth as the main protagonist being the fifth DLC character in the Fighters Pass; however, there will be a Fighters Pass Vol. 2. Let's know the details.
What do we know about Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Fighters Pass Vol. 2
Once Byleth, from Fire Emblem: Three Houses, arrives at the eShop on January 29 (sold separately for 5.99 euros), the Fighters Pass Vol. 2 will be put on sale in advance, which will consist of a total of six new applicants not yet announced. Each pack (which can still be purchased separately) will include a new character, new setting and new related music tracks.
Beyond this, it is important to emphasize the dates, the times that Nintendo estimates for the launch coverage of each of the six new Super Smash Bros. Ultimate fighters. According to the official website, it will be from January 29, 2020 until December 31, 2021 when they arrive, one by one.
In this way, we talk about a period of more than twenty months where each of them are presented periodically, with their corresponding availability. The price of the next Fighters Pass Vol. 2 is not confirmed, but it is possible that it is more expensive than the first one, consisting of six characters and not five, as in the first.
We remind you that the first Fighters Pass can be purchased for € 24.99 and includes Joker (Person 5), Hero (Dragon Quest), Banjo & Kazooie, Terry Bogard (Fatal Fury) and Byleth (Fire Emblem: Three Houses). The bets for the names that are part of the Fighters Pass Vol. 2 are many, but they are mere speculations for now. Sakurai has not given a single clue as to when the first will be revealed or if they will change their presentation policy.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is now available exclusively for Nintendo Switch. Until last September 30, the game already accumulated more than 15.7 million units, the best-selling fighting game in history.
