After 11 months of constant updates and hype, the site will no longer receive anymore updates.

After 11 months and delays the Smash Bros Brawl dedicated website will no longer receive anymore updates. That is because there is really nothing more to do or unlock smash bros.

Here is the final Letter you would find when you go to the Smash Bros Website.

This Smash blog has spanned about 300 posts in almost 11 months, but now it is time to say goodbye.

Before creating this site, I knew I wanted it to be updated 5 days a week and support several languages. It was clear that this would be a massive scale for a website dedicated to a single game.

A lot of people around me were particularly concerned when I told them I planned to write blog posts while development was ongoing and continue to provide updates. Some argued, some just looked concerned, and others asked, "Can you really do this?!"

And all of the text in the articles was written by yours truly, Masahiro Sakurai. Make no mistake.

But the real credit for making the unthinkable possible should go to the Brawl staff who took screenshots and did follow-up work, and the Nintendo home-page staff who did the updates.

I also must thank the localization staff of Nintendo of America, who did the translation from Japanese to English, as well as the language specialists on the European production staff who handled the translation to several more languages.

I feel gratitude for those who helped that I can barely express in words. This site has been supported by so many staff members.

I created the Dojo with the intention of offering breaking news-type updates prior to the release of the game, and organizing the site so that it could be used as a database of features in the game after its release.

Now that Brawl is available, I am hoping that players will continue to use the site as a resource for information.

Also, there’s always a chance that I will need to update sometime in the future with some kind of announcement.

Thank you, everyone!

Updates:

5/22/2007-4/14/2008
Updated on weekdays, 5 days a week

Number of posts:

About 300

Languages offered:

Japanese (original)
North American English
U.K. English
German
French
Spanish
Italian

Highest amount of traffic:

7,150,000 users in one week (worldwide)