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Super Smash Bros Ultimate Version 2.0.0 adds Piranha Plant

Super Smash Bros Ultimate Version 2.0.0 is out now, adding Piranha Plant and tweaking both online and offline modes.

Here’s what to expect in the patch:

Super Smash Bros Ultimate Version 2.0.0 Patch Notes

Offline

  • You can now play Spirit Board with up to four players.
  • Select the spirit you want to challenge on the Spirit Board, and then go to Party → Fighter to select the number of people who will play. When playing with multiple people, you will lose the battle if any player is KO’d.
  • The following spirits will now appear in the Shop.
    • Partner Pikachu
    • Partner Eevee
    • Dice Block
    • River Survival
    • Golden Dash Mushroom

Online

  • We adjusted the calculation for Global Smash Power.

General

  • Added the DLC fighter Piranha Plant.
    • Piranha Plant will become available for purchase as DLC at a later date.
  • Pressing both jump buttons at the same time will now cause you to short hop.
  • Fixed the issue where the KO score included your teammates’ KOs when Team Attack was On.
  • Game-balance adjustments.
  • Various gameplay fixes.
  • Specific fighter adjustments are detailed here.

As above, Piranha Plant can’t be purchased as yet, but those who’ve purchased Super Smash Bros. Ultimate should have received a redemption code which needs to be redeemed by 11:59 pm PST on 31 January (or 6.59 pm AEDT on 1 February). Look for an email with “Thanks for your purchase of the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate game” in the subject if you can’t find it.

Super Smash Bros. is available now on Nintendo Switch.


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