

Game and Watch turns into an octopus of death. for example, Samus fires off a humongous beam of light from her laser cannon, Starfox gets into a landmaster and devastates everybody on the screen, and Mr. what is it? it's an epic move that will cause the player to do something related to his or her game. The players can use items such as Laser Swords, Ray guns, Huge hammers, and pokeballs to ensure victory, and when things seem hopeless, the player might be lucky enough to get the final smash attack as it floats across the screen, just waiting to be used. the person who survives, or scores the most points is the winner. the Object is to take control of one of Nintendo's mascots, and battle it out on a themed stage to see who can get the most Ko's or be the sole survivor of a stock battle. Smash Bros Brawl is a fighting Game for the Nintendo Wii. It's much more fun to play brawl with controllers rather than the Wiimote. actually, thats how i've been enjoying brawl for 2 weeks now. And Yes, the game even allows you to use gamecube controllers, so all of you who've got the recession on your mind can enjoy brawl. The stages are gorgeous, the fighting is immersive bliss and it's got that WARM Nintendo charm to it that only a handful of games can muster for me: like Super Mario 64 or The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Super Smash Brothers has become THE fighting game to play at parties and e-sports events worldwide and for great reason: the franchise is a game that ceases to be fake in the collective minds of players everywhere. Brawl takes what made the earlier games great experiences and adds to them gorgeous refinement of the highest order: alongside one of the most cohesive recollections of Nintendo's longstanding history in the game industry (mentions as far and wide as (former Nintendo collaborator) Rareware's Nintendo 64 titles: Banjo Kazooie, Goldeneye 007 and Perfect Dark). Super Smash Brothers was an unexpected success when it started out in 1999, and now it's evolved into a flagship franchise for Nintendo, co-existing alongside Mario (and its many spin-offs), Zelda, Metroid and even recent mainstays like Pokemon. Must purchase immediately (10/10) Final Score: 9.8/10, rounding up to 10/10 There's too much to do, and its all so much fun (9.8/10) Lasting Appeal: Where do I begin? I shouldn't, because as long as you enjoy the fighting style of this game, it will remain embedded in your Nintendo Wii for years to come. (10/10) Gameplay: It plays like Melee, but that's not an issue, especially when the cheap moves are limited and the clones are beginning to gather a personality. The framerate refuses to drop unless you go online (8.8/10) Sound: Perhaps the best soundtrack in gaming history, the 200+ songs compliment the insane amount of sound effects that do nothing more but enhance the Brawling experience. Epic soundtrack, epic feel, and has the most polished feel since Super Mario Galaxy (10/10) Graphics: While it looks a lot like Melee, the cutscenes, and jaw-dropping background prove that they poured their hearts into making this game look pretty. Presentation: The past, present, and potential future of Nintendo join together to fight evil, and then each other. Super Smash Brothers Brawl: Not just a game you should own, but THE game to own if there is one game you should buy in 2008, its this one. In the meantime, find some friends, and prepare for the time of your life.

However, its free, and its not that bad, and it's the beginning of something good involving Nintendo and Wi-Fi. There aren't enough words to express just how much fun this game is, even if we get shortcomings because of what the competitors have to offer in terms of the internet.

If you own a Wii, you need Brawl in your life. Nintendo far from half-assed this incredible delight, we definitely get our money's worth purchasing this game. Game of the Year is shining on this gem, and the more improved Nintendo is on online capabilities, the better off we all shall be. Want? Brawl stands as the best in fighting games, party games, and among the best in Nintendo games. 40+ Stages, 35 Characters, 500+ Trophies, 100+ stickers, 20+ hours of single-player gameplay, 30+ different ways of brawling with friends, 200+ songs in Brawl, Build-a-Stage Mode.
