Part of the thrill of the Super Smash Bros. series980 Archivesthe sheer number of Nintendo characters you'll get to play.
At E3 on Tuesday, Nintendo launched the latest title in the franchise, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, set to launch in December on Switch.
SEE ALSO: 'Super Smash Bros. Ultimate' will have more than 60 charactersThe new game features more than 60 characters, with the return of much-loved characters like Mario and er, the Wii Fit Trainer, as well as the inclusion of new fighters like Ridley from Metroidand Inklings from Splatoon.
"Everyone is here!" Nintendo proudly proclaimed in its trailer. Except for Waluigi, who for some reason got screwed over and left out. And fans want to know what the hell is going on.
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Waluigi won't be completely gone from Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, as he'll be an assist trophy...
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...that you can KO in the game to win a point. Wah, indeed.
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At least Waluigi will be playable on Mario Tennis Aces, which comes out on Jun. 22. But of course, Nintendo could bring him back to SSB if it wanted to. And they should.
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