Uploaded April 2015 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago

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Warning: Chunks of this video might just be an opinion that you may, or may not agree with.

I'm an information engineer, which is essentially a software engineer, trained a little extra in project management, doing business and figuring out software requirements. So as someone who understands the technical side as well as the management and business side of something like the Smash Bros. Fighter Ballot, I immidiately wanted express some of my thoughts on what I think goes on behind the curtains with the Smash Bros. Fighter Ballot.
But, before I would make the video, I first wanted to have a quick discussion (which turned at least an hour long for some reason) with two of my professors to confirm and debunk some of my thoughts about researches similair to the Smash Bros. Fighter Ballot.

Unfortunately, I haven't had the time to make a video recently, so I almost gave up on making this video because I was really late making it. The recent discovery of files for Ryu from Street Fighter and Roy from Fire Emblem gave me the motivation to finally record this when I had the time..

I don't know if this is substantial enough in any way to be shared in a forum thread on Reddit or SmashBoards for example, but if you watched this and felt like it is, feel free to share it over there.

PS: I forgot to make my point about the target audience of Super Smash Bros. I feel like the character they would want in Smash needs to appeal the most to their target audience, which is in my vision male teenagers, I might be wrong about this. It could also be that they want the character to appeal to the WIDEST audience. That's up to debate for sure.

Thanks for watching, feel free to discuss what you think of the Smash Bros. Fighter Ballot and feel free to tell me about what you agree or disagree with in my video.