Top Ten Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Stages
With Smash Ultimate coming up soon, let us have a gander at the stages that the game offers...some are basic, flat and perfect for tournaments...and others have certain quirks to them which make them stand out from the crowd. Both of these types of stages can be fun to play on and the aesthetic plays a big factor when choosing stages.Criteria on this list is how fun the stage is, how iconic it is, the difficulty, and how viable they are for tournaments, but how fun the stage is is the most important factor for me since videogames are about fun - of course.
So, what are the best of these stages? Find out on the Top Ten Super Smash Bros Ultimate Stages!
Just a very basic, iconic stage to enjoy yourself on. It's the perfect default stage and very viable for tournaments because of its sheer simplicity.
I love this stage. It's good if you want to role-play (for whatever reason), and for fighting itself, you can do a few cool things with it, and I like it quite a bit.
Hyrule Castle is, in my opinion, the most iconic Smash 64 stage. It was featured the most in ads, and it is quite good.
It's recognizable not only in the Zelda universe but also in the Smash universe. As a stage, it's balanced and fair, and it's visually appealing as well.
I've always wanted a train stage in Smash! This one certainly seals the deal.
Unfortunately, I didn't get Smash for 3DS, but once I found out it was going to be on Switch, I was ecstatic. It's visually appealing, and it looks like a very fun stage to play on.
Best stage in my opinion. Graphics in high definition could be amazing, and it's just so cute and fun.
This stage is cute, fun, innocent, and generally a wholesome stage overall. I adore it.
Dream Land is one of the most iconic stages in Smash history, and it's really fun. It's fair. Whispy Woods is a unique idea, and the little blocks that fall down are easy to dodge and can't be too annoying.
It's basically the Kirby games. The difficulties are only minor.
Big Blue is one of my favorites. F-Zero has great potential for stages, and this one is by far my favorite out of the few they had.
I love jumping from vehicle to vehicle, looking at all the references I don't get, and just having a ton of fun.
Onett is a really nice-looking stage. I love the building-based stages, and this is one of the best.
It's fun and fair to play on, and it's overall just a great stage.
It's nice to see some love for the Ice Climbers in Smash, and Summit is fun. Fast-moving stages are usually hit or miss, but this one is a big hit.
The Newcomers
Super Smash Bros. has always been a party game at heart, and this stage is perfect for turning on items and getting some friends to complete the barrage of microgames thrown your way - even though it is nearly impossible to chisel the statue in time.
It is the best stage for couch co-op if you just want to have some chaotic fun.
This is the most unique stage by far. All the minigames completely change the match, and while not viable for competition, it is still very enjoyable, even though the minigames are sometimes a little hard to comprehend.
Cool background and cool music. By the way, did you know that the music is Lifelight backward?
The only downside is the Yellow Devil, but you can turn that off.
That is a cool stage. You travel on a plane, and there is also an Easter egg on this stage. It's Wuhu Island.
