Super Smash Bros. Melee Ultimate DX Special Edition 4

Super Smash Bros. Melee Ultimate Deluxe Special Edition 4, also known as Smash 50 or SSBMUDXSE4, is the final installment in the Super Smash Bros franchise. It is not only the final game Masahiro Sakurai directed, but worked on at all.

Details
Super Smash Bros. Melee Ultimate Deluxe Special Edition 4 is considered by many a technological marvel. Despite being released on a console that is renown for having difficulty maintaining 14 fps and having high-resolution/high-detail 3D graphics, the game runs at an astonishing 121.5 fps. This was because of the sheer amount of effort its director, Mr. Sakurai, put into it.

It has similar gameplay to every other entry, but much snappier, faster and more competitive. It includes the long-awaited sequel to the Subspace Emissary story mode, and online matches actually have servers. It also boasts having an over 1000-character roster.

Reception
Despite this, the game was critically panned when it released. Fans were outraged that a certain character, Waluigi, was still not included. A team of American fans went as far as raiding Sakurai's house in Japan and killing his wife.

This, of course, led to him gaining his Godly powers out of rage and the events of Brady Bible 2.

After the death of Sakurai, it seemed to ironically gain popularity. For a while, it became the most popular game in the west. This was until Bradyland was founded, and the game was dubbed controversy and outlawed.