您现在的位置是：娛樂 >>正文

【】

娛樂11228人已围观

简介People are going wild with the new stage builder in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, which was added to t ...

People are going wild with the new stage builder in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, which was added to the game in the free version 3.0.0 update Wednesday.

Smash players immediately jumped into the stage builder and have been sharing their custom creations online, some of them being clever and impressively detailed battle arenas, others being more comical than practical. And, of course, it was only a matter of time before people started making lewd stages.

Perhaps the most clever/goofy/weird stage that's come out of it so far is a stage called "spicy meatball," which contains a gigantic Mario that swallows players and poops them out with such force that they die.

Tweet may have been deleted

One of the coolest stages so far is a throwback to the opening cinematic of the first game in the series, Super Smash Bros.for the Nintendo 64.

Tweet may have been deleted

Another user created a stage inspired by the video game series Danganrompa, featuring the face of character Monokuma right in the center.

Mashable Top StoriesStay connected with the hottest stories of the day and the latest entertainment news.Sign up for Mashable's Top Stories newsletterBy signing up you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.Thanks for signing up!

Tweet may have been deleted

The stage builder's extensive features allow players to create 3D environments, opening up lots of possibilities for designs that don't necessarily get in the way of the flow of a stage. This one has the Homestar Runner character Trogdor looming over the action.

Tweet may have been deleted

For those with less patience to design something eye-catching, they're been testing out just how little they can get away with.

Tweet may have been deleted

And then there's Kirb.

Tweet may have been deleted

On the flip side of all this, there's all the people that looked at the stage builder and ran with it in the most crude way, which is its own sort of fun.

Tweet may have been deleted

Nintendo certainly expected this, but there's no way they're happy about it.

Tweet may have been deleted

Undoubtedly as Smashplayers get to spend more time in the stage builder, the creations we'll see in the community will get better and better. And honestly, probably dumber and dumber. For now though, they're mostly just jokes.