Use your character. How many times have you been kicked by Mario, slapped by donkey-kong, or punched by Captain Falkin? Since its launch over 20 years ago, Super Smash Brothers is now one of Nintendo's biggest series, gaining a major following in competitive gaming. But some fans fear Nintendo could be about to deal a KO. The company have announced new community guidelines, including how much she can win at Smash Bro's events and even banning the sale of food and drink at some events. Nintendo, who are known to be fiercely protective of their brand, say it's trying to make things clearer for gamers, but organizers say the new rules will effectively ban the vast majority of small competitions in their current form. So could this stop the smash?