Contact

Want to suggest a topic, report a factual error, or just talk Smash? The best way to reach us is through the community discussions on this site. Drop your note in a comment thread — we read them regularly and update the guide when something needs fixing.

Before writing, a quick note on what we can help with:

• Factual corrections: if a release date, roster count, or mechanic description is wrong, tell us and we'll verify and fix it. Cite a source if you can — it speeds things up.
• Topic requests: want a deeper guide on a specific fighter, stage, or mode? Let us know in the comments and we'll add it to the queue.
• General Smash questions: gameplay questions are fair game, but we can't offer tech support for your console or Nintendo account — for that, Nintendo's official support is the right place.

We don't run a support inbox and we don't collect personal details through contact forms. Anything you post in the community discussions is visible to other visitors, so keep personal information out of it.

A few things that help us help you: include the game you're asking about (the original, Melee, Brawl, 3DS/Wii U, or Ultimate), because mechanics differ between entries — Final Smashes work differently in Ultimate than they did in Brawl, for example. If you're reporting an error, tell us which page it's on and what you think the correct fact is. Screenshots or links to a reliable source make corrections much faster.

What we won't do: we can't help with Nintendo account issues, console repairs, or lost save data. For those, Nintendo's official support channels are the right call. We also can't confirm or deny rumors about future Smash games — nobody outside Nintendo knows, and anyone claiming otherwise is guessing.

Response times vary — this is a fan project run alongside real life — but corrections to factual errors are usually handled within a few days.