This ramen rascal represented ARMS as fighter #6 in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

"I think my uterus fell out."

In 2021, Nintendo unveiled their second 99-Battle Royale game starring this yellow muncher.

In 2018, developer Toys for Bob (RIP) gave love to this Skylander and released their three PS1 offerings in one compilation.

Geoff Keighley could not get a Smash Bros. fighter reveal for his 2019 Game Awards, so Microsoft used that opportunity to introduce this console.

The introduction to ARMS involved a tussle between Spring Man and this female counterpart

(regarding mushrooms) "I don't know, but they're a good FUCKING drug."

A Nintendo Switch Online Family Plan allows this many people to access Nintendo's service under one account.

After narrowly missing the PS1, Insomniac Games has put this franchise on every Sony platform & handheld.

The beginning of the end for SEGA came in 1995, when they attempted to release this planet-named console to market far too soon.

This character probably hears Sir Mix-a-Lot and Shakira when she graces the ARMS arena

"I'll be your daddy anytime, Ty."

At E3 2019, Nintendo announced the inclusion of playing with friends for this game after initially only allowing playing with random individuals.

At the PS5 unveiling last June, Playstation announced the return of this franchise from their director Lorne Lanning.

Nintendo attempted to introduce this add-on to their console in the year 2000, which artist Ludacris fills his cups like.

In 2021, this publisher of comic books, which references a Katy Perry song, announced the cancellation of their ARMS comic.

"I think we are all deep throat masters here."

While most games support Cloud Saves, NSO has a few exceptions to that, including this third-party game that led the September 2019 Nintendo Direct

In 1995, Gex the Gecko debuted on four video game consoles; while it was harshly critiqued on Playstation 1, Gex earning its highest reviews for this obscure console.

In October of 2003, Sony broke new ground when they released this device for the Playstation 2, very akin to Microsoft's Kinect that would come years later.

This producer of ARMS not only was the director behind Mario Kart 7 & 8, but also showed off his ARMS prowess at E3 2017.

"We were exorcising Jett with glow sticks."

As of February 17, 2021, NSO members in North America have access to this many NES and Super NES games.

Namco threw their hat in the platforming ring in 1997, releasing this game exclusively for Playstation 1, only to be remade 11 years later for the Wii.

Point of Destruction, Trailblazer & Sticky Balls were 3 of the eight total games that came out for this dud of a console from 2005.