Super Smash Bros. Ultimate director Masahiro Sakurai has again published a new column in the latest issue of Famitsu. Although there weren’t any new character announcement, he still had a decent amount to say about the Switch title.

Below is a summary of what was shared in the article:

– Six more fighters were announced for Smash Bros. Ultimate, but there won’t be any other characters after that

– Once those six additional fighters are released, Smash Bros. Ultimate will be over

– Sakurai doesn’t choose which fighters get in

– He’s in a position to accept requests from Nintendo’s proposals

– If a character doesn’t make sense, he can refuse it, but he doesn’t cancel because of getting stuck in game ideas

– Sakurai can’t do other jobs while making these fighters

– This means he doesn’t have a game he can release directed by himself, but he’s fine with that

– Sakurai doesn’t move based on his own desires like wanting to make or direct a new game

– He works to make other people other than himself happy

– Sakurai isn’t saying there is no possibility of Smash Bros. continuing in the future

– Neither him nor Nintendo are thinking about the future right now

– Adding all content without leaving anything behind would make a poor piece of work if you think about the near future

– Releasing those bits by bits would make it continue longer

– That’s why these six characters are luxurious additions

Per usual, we’re planning a full translation of Sakurai’s column. Stay tuned for that in the days to come.

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