Longterm director of Nintendo's Super Smash Bros. series is uncertain whether he'd make another entry.
After the strong launch of two titles - one for Wii U, and another for 3DS - Masahiro Sakurai doesn't "think there will be" a chance for another, when it comes to him leading the project.
He also highlighted how with the "sheer number of characters" and scope, he feels the team went "beyond our limits long ago." Despite this, Sakurai realises that if a future game had cut content, "there would be complaints."
"You could say that all the effort in the past to stretch out, keep pushing myself, and provide all these extra merits wound up tightening the noose around my neck in the future. That may seem like it contradicts my personal desire to keep giving gamers as much as I can, but I don't see any easy answer for it.
Despite his reluctance to take on another Super Smash Bros. game any time soon, he does have "trouble picturing someone else taking my place and providing all this value-added content without me."
Do you think Nintendo can go forward with new Super Smash Bros. titles without Sakurai?