Riot Games Project L is a SMASH BROS CLONE?!

Riot Games Project L is a SMASH BROS CLONE?!

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Today we talk about the rumor that Riot Games has turned Project L into a platform fighter like Smash. Some people are believing it because of the success of Smash4 and other platform fighters and because the guy who posted this leaked the Warner Bros. Multiverse. Personally I don't think Riot would do this after how much time they have spent turning their League of Legends characters into 2D Street Fighter style fighters but I do think they could have another project that is a platform fighter. All of this is speculation though and we will probably find out more at the end of November when Riot shares more information about Project L.

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