A fun idea was shut down before it even started. A dating app called SmashTogether was supposed to help Super Smash Bros. fans find each other. It was not just about finding someone to play with. It was also about finding someone to date. The app had a clever plan. It wanted to match people based on their love for the game. This was different from other dating apps. They usually match people based on personality or interests.

The app had over 400 people ready to test it. However, Nintendo stepped in. They sent a cease and desist letter. This means they told the app to stop. Nintendo is known for protecting its games. They do not want their games linked to things they do not approve of. Online dating can be tricky. It is full of risks. Nintendo probably did not want their family-friendly game mixed with that.

The app's Twitter account posted a sad message. It showed Yoshi looking into the sunset. This was a hint that the app was over. There have been no updates since. It is unclear if the app was a joke or not. Either way, it is a funny story. The app had a unique idea. It could have worked if it was not so specific. Maybe the creators can try again. They could make an app for all gamers. This way, they avoid trouble from any one company.

Some people might be disappointed. They were looking forward to finding their "Smash Bae. " But there is still hope. There are other ways to find gaming partners. For now, fans can check out the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tier list. It shows which characters are the best. This can help them improve their skills. Who knows? Maybe they will meet someone special while playing.

Nintendo's Game Stopped: The Dating App That Wasn't

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