As Nintendo is pushing many of their popular games to the mobile market, I thought that it would be inevitable that one day we could see Super Smash Bros to be another major title to make it to the app store. Back then, I used to own the first Super Smash Bros game that was released for the Nintendo 64 console in 1999. The title used to own only 12 playable characters and 9 stages with additional levels through the single player campaign. 

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Since then, the recently released game, Super Smash Bros Ultimate, has a roster up to 76 characters while featuring some of Capcom's favorites such as Ryu from the Street fighter series, MegaMan and even Sonic the Hedgehog. As the game keeps adding on new characters to play and stages to battle on, I thought that this would be a fun opportunity to create a mock character randomizer to a game that will someday be played on mobile devices. In doing so, I created a simple mock mobile application that allows user to click on a button to change the characters for both player One and Two, while also switching the background stage. 

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