Steve’s moves are arguably the most distinctive of any DLC fighter yet, seeing the player mine materials to use as weapons, upgrade tools and dole out attacks. <\/p>\n
The neutral special is how you mine, while you can upgrade your sword, pickaxe, and other tools to various levels of strength (from Wood to Diamond). All your weapons break after repeated uses, so you’ll have to craft new weapons as well, unless you fancy dishing out weak attacks with your bare hands. <\/p>\n
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Steve and Alex in Smash Ultimate (Picture: Nintendo)<\/span><\/p>\nYou craft upgrades and new tools at a crafting table, which spawns near you at the start of each match. This table can also be destroyed by your opponents, although it reappears shortly afterwards. You can also spawn it towards you around the map to stop players from blocking access. <\/p>\n
The up special sees you use Elytra wings to boost in the air, before gliding back down. For the down special, Steve plants a box of TNT, which can be triggered with a detonator or whacked at your opponents (just beware of splash damage). <\/p>\n
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Using materials you’ve mined, craft tools and weapons of varying power and durability, such as swords, pickaxes and axes. Go for gold – or better yet, diamond! #Minecraft<\/a> #SmashBrosUltimate<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/gyde8scGhA<\/a><\/p>\n