Malo932 Says Smash 6 Is in the Works for Nintendo Switch 2

malo932 says Smash 6 is in development for Nintendo Switch 2, while also teasing a possible Nintendogs return and urging caution.

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Malo932 Says Smash 6 Is in the Works for Nintendo Switch 2

malo932 said a new Smash 6 game is in the works for Nintendo Switch 2. The same YouTube account also said Nintendo is not planning a Nintendo Switch 2 edition of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

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The response came after a user asked about an Ultimate port, and malo932 replied, “No, a new Smash is in the works,”. In an August YouTube comment, malo932 also wrote, “Cozy weird games are strong in Nintendo, and maybe another ‘forgotten’ cozy weird Nintendo series is coming back, barking. Wink wink, woof woof.”

malo932 and Nintendo Directs

The account’s comments have drawn attention because malo932 had previously leaked The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time Remake and Star Fox Switch 2 remakes. Fans also pointed to the fact that malo932 reportedly leaked the two Nintendo Directs taking place on September 8 and 9 a week before they were officially announced.

That history has made the latest Smash 6 claim harder to dismiss, even as it remains a leak rather than an official Nintendo announcement. The same pattern is what gives the new Super Smash Bros. claim weight: the account is not just teasing one series, but pointing to a new game instead of a simple port of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

Nintendogs and Smash 6

The Nintendogs reference sits in the same thread of comments. Malo said, “Cozy weird games are strong in Nintendo, and maybe another ‘forgotten’ cozy weird Nintendo series is coming back, barking. Wink wink, woof woof.”

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For Nintendo fans waiting on Switch 2 information, the practical takeaway is narrow but direct: the leak points to a possible flagship fighting game, not a repackaged existing release. The claim should still be treated with a major grain of salt until Nintendo makes an official announcement, and that leaves both Smash 6 and the hinted Nintendogs return hanging on the same question of whether the account’s latest read on Nintendo is right.

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