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Em 25 de Abril de 2010, um jogo para Wii U intitulado "Brawl of Honor" foi lançado, mas 💸 o enredo deste era idêntico àquele da versão japonesa do título.

A série recebeu um remake para o Wii U em 💸 2008 chamado de "Brawl of Slumpped".

Uma adaptação para o Wii é exibida na versão norte-americana chamada de "Battle on Slumpped 💸 - Super Smash Bros.Brawl" em 2010.

"Brawl of Slumpped" foi anunciado junto com o lançamento previsto de "Super Smash Bros.Melee" no