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===Across all ''Smash'' games=== | ===Across all ''Smash'' games=== | ||
{{Sm|Mew2King}} is often considered the greatest player across all ''Smash'' titles. Mew2King is recognized as the greatest ''Brawl'' player of all time, a consistent top five ''Melee'' player (considered best in the world in 2007), and a strong ''Project M'' and ''Smash 4'' player, having placed top eight at many major tournaments, while also entering ''Smash 64'' and ''Ultimate'' events. Mew2King is well known for his enjoyment of every ''Smash'' title and is one of the only top players who has spent his career competing in multiple games at once; he played ''Melee'' and ''Brawl'' from 2008-2014, ''Melee'' and ''Smash 4'' from 2014-2018, and ''Melee and ''Ultimate'' from 2018 to the present (in addition to ''Project M'' from 2014-2015). Mew2King is also perhaps the most recognized player across the entire competitive ''Super Smash Bros.'' scene. | {{Sm|Mew2King}} is often considered the greatest player across all ''Smash'' titles. Mew2King is recognized as the greatest ''Brawl'' player of all time, a consistent top five ''Melee'' player (considered best in the world in 2007), and a strong ''Project M'' and ''Smash 4'' player, having placed top eight at many major tournaments, while also entering ''Smash 64'' and ''Ultimate'' events. Mew2King is well known for his enjoyment of every ''Smash'' title and is one of the only top players who has spent his career competing in multiple games at once; he played ''Melee'' and ''Brawl'' from 2008-2014, ''Melee'' and ''Smash 4'' from 2014-2018, and ''Melee'' and ''Ultimate'' from 2018 to the present (in addition to ''Project M'' from 2014-2015). Mew2King is also perhaps the most recognized player across the entire competitive ''Super Smash Bros.'' scene. | ||
The tournament series [[Tournament:Super Smash Con (series)|Super Smash Con]] has run an exhibition event called "Smash Masters," in which players compete against each other across all official ''Smash'' titles, in an attempt to determine the best overall ''Smash'' player. Mew2King won Smash Masters in 2016 and 2018, {{Sm|Wizzrobe}} won in 2017, and {{Sm|ZeRo}} won in 2019. | The tournament series [[Tournament:Super Smash Con (series)|Super Smash Con]] has run an exhibition event called "Smash Masters," in which players compete against each other across all official ''Smash'' titles, in an attempt to determine the best overall ''Smash'' player. Mew2King won Smash Masters in 2016 and 2018, {{Sm|Wizzrobe}} won in 2017, and {{Sm|ZeRo}} won in 2019. | ||
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