Super Smash Bros. Brawl

THE GOOD:
There are many good things about this game. The online, the controls, the control option, and just the way the game handles overall. It gives you a great variety of people to utilize and play with, some unlockable, some playable off the bat. The online is a great way to measure your skills compared to other people.

The controls are awesome, they are simple, and take just a little while to get used to, but nearly no time if you’re a Super Smash Bros. Veteran. They are simple, using face buttons, and virtually no movement involved, which is refreshing, but it doesn’t make use of the Wii innovation enough, so that’s not too great of a thing for me. Also, all of the different control options rock, I love being able to play my cousin, using my Gamecube controller, or using the Wiimote, but mostly I used the Wiimote and Nunchuk combo. It’s mostly just personal preference, but some people believe one is better then the others, which...

THE GOOD:
-plenty of characters
-brand new wi-fi system
-tons of options and modes!
-keeps you entertained for a long time

THE BAD:
-laggy wi-fi

SUMMARY:
Overview: SSBB (Super Smash Bros. Brawl) is the successor to Melee and the original Super Smash bros. (also known as "Smash 64") Ever since E3 2006 Brawl has been one of Nintendo's most anticipated games. This game boasted new characters, such as Pit, Ike, Sonic, and Snake. The game also emphasised on its large amount of options and modes. The adventure mode specifically, was greatly improved and changed so that it was a full fledged story mode.

Gameplay: Although Brawl is thought to be less competitive than Melee, it was still a great game for multiplayer because of its vast amount of characters and multiplayer options/modes. The wi-fi was far from perfect however, due to the immense amount of people on at the same time, the wi-fi simply cannot run...

THE GOOD:
New characters that may have you orgasm in your seat, new Final Smash attacks, spectacular cinematic new gameplay mode, online multiplayer.

THE BAD:
The unlockables are way too easy to obtain, the speed has been slowed down, some characters have been downgraded, not all Final Smash attacks are fair-game, clone characters still exist.

SUMMARY:
New-content: New characters (not sure of the number), new game-play modes, online play, map building, awesomely cool finishing attacks, four ways of controlling your character, screenshots and videos are easier than ever to manage, new events, this game has tons of new content.

Controls: The controls in this game are actually pretty decent. You have four ways of using controllers, you may use a Gamecube controller, the classic style controller for the Wii, the Wiimote, or the Wiimote with the Nunchuck attachment. Personally, I use the Wiimote with the Nunchuck because it feels right....

THE GOOD:
*Some of the best graphics we've seen for the Wii, by far
*Lots of fun additions like Online Play, stage maker, and replay have been added
*You can take snapshots in game instead of having to use the SnapShot mode
*New Characters
*New Stages

• Adventure Mode with plot, Bosses, and Side Scrolling levels

THE BAD:
*No real changes to the Smash Bros. formula, and gameplay can get stale

• A few characters from the previous installment are missing
• Stage builder isn't completely sufficient, and you cannot add water, or Land formations without using blocks
• clones, with only slight differences
• Smashes are a very easy and cheap way to become the victor of a match

SUMMARY:
Summary
The newest installment of the Super Smash Bros. Series,...

The point of the Super Smash Brothers series is to provide wildly fun fighting action without all the demanding timing tricks or memorization, so the controls are a snap. Each character has a punch button and a special moves button, which when combined with very simple directional movements result in a surprising array of clever attacks. The levels are wildly inventive, the fancy power-ups ensure lots of crazy action, and the variety of characters is staggering. Up to four people can play at once and the game has full support for old Gamecube controllers, so you might not have to shell out the money for extra Wiimotes.



For the most part, Brawl doesn't tamper with the Super Smash Bros. formula. The graphics aren't noticeably better than they were on the Gamecube in Super Smash Bros. Melee, but there are enough new levels and characters to keep this from feeling like...

THE GOOD:
- The amazing series returns, making its debut on the Wii; everything has been pretty much perfected
- Amazing multiplayer fun; play with friends or skilled computer opponents (Group Play or Solo Play)
- Huge selection of characters to use (30+); lots of great new characters; the character selection list is one of the best things about the game
- Huge selection of maps to fight on; 50+, new and old, and even a stage builder (it is really fun to make stages to fight on)
- The new storyline mode, Subspace Emissary, is really fun and funny, and is a great addition to the series; 7+ hours to complete
- Great graphics, as always
- TONS of unlockables, including many characters and maps
- Most useless characters were taken out of this game!
- Character specials are pretty cool, and some are very useful and powerful
- Tons of items to use; plenty of awesome new items
- Homerun contest and trophy minigame (now the Coin...