Why Is Every Smash Clone DEAD?
With the overwhelming success of Super Smash Bros, many popular IP's came out with their own versions. With rosters composed of 99% guest characters from super popular IPs like Warner Bros, Nickelodeon, Sony, even the top Shonen Jump series and somehow, every single one is DEAD. So, let's take a look at this graveyard of crossover platform fighters and see where they all went so damn wrong... ▶ TIMESTAMPS: (0:00): Intro (2:00): DreamMix TV World Fighters (4:17): Battle Stadium D.O.N (6:55): Cartoon Network: Punch Time Explosion XL (10:17): Playstation All Star Battle Royale (14:25): Nickelodeon All Star Brawl 1 (16:36): Nickelodeon All Star Brawl 2 (18:56): Multiversus Open Beta (22:28): Multiversus Full Release (25:37): Outro
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MultiVersus: The Most Monetarily Predatory Video Game I’ve Played
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What if EVERY Series in Smash got ONE more Fighter?
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How MultiVersus Died After a Perfect Launch
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Smash Bros Clones-Gaming's Weirdest Failure
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The Comment That Destroyed a YouTube Empire
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"Smash Killers" - A Retrospective
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The Plants Vs. Zombies Franchise Is An Absolute Mess
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What the Next Smash Could Be
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Why Are AWFUL Smash Bros Clones So Hilarious?
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Why Does Everyone Hate Smash Bros Brawl?
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Revisiting Concord: The Biggest Flop in the History of Media
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The Failure and Death of MultiVersus
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Smash Bros. has a Mischaracterization Problem
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When Warner Bros Tries to Make Smash Bros
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Did Bethesda Even Understand Why Fallout is Popular?
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We have reached biblical levels of coping
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EVERY Smash Fighter's Chance of Returning!
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How (not) to clone a classic
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The Embarrassing Failure of Jump Force
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