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March 2008
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Wide variety of fighters
Many different environments in which to fight
Long
Single-player campaign
As well as many events and challenges to overcome
Addicting four-player game play
Easy for beginners
Deep enough for hardcore gamers
A metric t...
Unmatched four-player fighting action
Superb soundtrack
Oodles of content to unlock.
Incredible Character Roster
Insane FanService
Fantastic Visuals
Tons of Unlockable Content
Infinitely Replayable
Huge roster of characters
Including Sonic and Snake
Fighting engine is easy enough for beginners
Complex enough for pros
Multiplayer action is positively orgasmic
Smash ball super special moves are a great addition
Retro masterpieces are a nice bonu...
Relatively lagfree online multiplayer
The ability to share game replays
Screenshots
And custom levels with friends
A massive yet surprisingly balanced character roster
Tons of ways to customize your matches
A lengthy singleplayer adventure mode.
35 playable characters
Near-seamless online multiplayer
Ridiculously huge amount of unlockables
Vastly-improved adventure mode
One of the greatest
Most diverse videogame soundtracks ever made
Highly customizable controls
Create and trade custom ...
One of the most jam-packed video games ever in terms of modes
Unlockables
Features
Characters
Levels
Etc. You name it
Brawl has it in spades
Better balanced roster
Subspace Emissary
Classic Mode
Events
Home Run Contest
Multi Man Melees
And...
The editors didn't like
Annoying friend codes and lack of voice chat make online play limited
Online play can have massive lag at times
Some unlocks take may too much effort
The level editor is also somewhat limited
No leaderboards or online stat-tracking limits bragging ...
Silly story mode and awkward side-scrolling platforming
Looks like the GameCube game.
No Voice Chat Online
Friend Codes Still Suck
Online play is very disappointing
Subspace Emissary story mode could use some work
Masterpiece demos are a big tease
Doesn’t really bring anything new to the franchise (not really a con)
Some of the platforming stages in Subspace Emissary could have been done without
Custom levels cant be used in online matches.
Could stand to be a little less similar than Melee
As I stated earlier, many people bought a Wii while waiting for this game, Super Mario Galaxy, and a few titles that have yet to be released. I have to say, these people made the right decision, because Super Smash Bros Brawl delivers on all it promis...
Abstract: The visuals of Super Smash Bros. Brawl are, in my opinion, some of the best that the Wii has to offer. There is ample use of many effects such as lighting, particle and water to name a few, and these effects manage to bring each level to life. Each of ...
35 playable characters; near-seamless online multiplayer; ridiculously huge amount of unlockables, vastly-improved adventure mode; one of the greatest, most diverse videogame soundtracks ever made; highly customizable controls; create and trade custom ...
Could stand to be a little less similar than Melee; online multiplayer lacks voice chat.
One of the greatest multiplayer games of all time and sure to be played beyond the Wii’s lifespan.
Wide variety of fighters, Many different environments in which to fight, Long, single-player campaign, as well as many events and challenges to overcome, Addicting four-player game play, Easy for beginners, Deep enough for hardcore gamers, A metric t...
Annoying friend codes and lack of voice chat make online play limited, Online play can have massive lag at times, Some unlocks take may too much effort, The level editor is also somewhat limited, No leaderboards or online stat-tracking limits bragging ...
Super Smash Bros. Brawl adds a few things to a very strong formula: third-party characters like Solid Snake and Sonic, online player, player-created levels, and a more robust single-player or cooperative experience. That said, every step is evolutionar...
One of the most jam-packed video games ever in terms of modes, unlockables, features, characters, levels, etc. You name it, Brawl has it in spades; Better balanced roster; Subspace Emissary, Classic Mode, Events, Home Run Contest, Multi Man Melees, and...
While you can play it online, its a very shoddy online mode.
What else can I say other than you simply owe it to yourself to buy this game and treat yourself to one of the greatest multiplayer gaming experiences of all time. The only thing that stops me from giving it a perfect score is the not so perfect online...
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Published: 2008-03-11, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Abstract: It’s hard for a game like Super Smash Bros. Brawl to live up to expectations. It’s easily been one of the most highly-anticipated games on the Wii, and Melee did phenomenal sales on the GameCube. So was it everything I had hoped it would be? H...
Abstract: Name: Super Smash Bros. BrawlGenre: FightingPlatform: Nintendo WiiOriginally touted as a launch title for the Wii, Super Smash Bros. Brawl has finally reached American shores. With promises of the most expansive multiplayer the series has seen and a si...
Abstract: Few games have the longevity that the Smash Bros. series has enjoyed. Nintendos unique fighting game series pulls together dozens of characters from many titles on its systems from the last 25 years and puts them into ridiculous arenas with tons of a...
