Smash Bros. isn’t coming to the DS anytime soon, but that doesn’t seem to stop the fans desperate for the game. Fuzzy has a working homebrew demo of “Super Smash Bros. Rumble” on his website, complete with two playable characters, a handful of stages, and no multiplayer!

It’s a decent start for an ambitious project, and you can go download it and try it out provided you have the means. It’s not like your going to be able to play a completed version of Fuzzy’s game - I’m sure Nintendo’s legal team is already waiting to pounce on the use of Nintendo properties any minute now.

Super Smash Bros. Rumble

You know, after making the first two Super Smash Bros. games, leaving HAL and forming Sora, and having to be cornered into making Super Smash Bros. Brawl, you’d think Masahiro Sakurai would be sick of the sequels by now. Luckily for the fans, he only cares that you’re happy, and it looks like he’s open to a sequel. In the distant, distant future.

Sakurai confirmed several details with ONM for their latest issue, including that a Brawl sequel would have to do more than simply add more characters to the existing 39 (what? I thought there were 35?). There were also several more characters and several other game concepts that were left out due to time constraints. It ain’t easy squeezing all that into a game within three years.

There are more topics discussed in this Friday’s OMN issue, but you can read the excerpt after the jump.

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