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Super Smash Bros. Brawl (Nintendo Wii, 2008)
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After a delayed release in America because of slow manufacturing, Nintendo finally released the much anticipated Super Smash Brothers Brawl. Brawl is the new crown jewel of the Nintendo Wii franchise. The new and improved game engine really boosted the graphics and light, and to say the least it’s awesome. Brawl has become an early favorite for Game of the Year. Super Smash Brothers veterans could probably beat the game in 6-7 hours on the normal difficulty, but for the average player it takes from 10-12 hours to beat the adventure mode. Without revealing too much of the storyline, Nintendo has done a great job of incorporating the characters into “Adventure Mode” and providing a thrilling experience for the player. The campaign is highly entertaining, but quite lengthy. Around the six hour mark the game becomes somewhat repetitive because you’ve unlocked most of the characters by then. Campaign picks back up later on with more action and a lot more excitement, making campaign easily rival Halo 3’s (if Halo was a platform game). The multiplayer aspect of Brawl is great. You can set up 32 man tournaments (4 people per game) and have them duke it out until there’s a winner. There is also co-op in “Adventure Mode” and there are special events for co-op play. Unfortunately, SSBB came out on the Wii, which means the online play, or WiiFi which isn't the most stellar online play. The Online games of Brawl are laggy and very unappealing, not to mention the friend list issues. You can have a max of 64 friends, but you are still a number. The worst part is that people you already have in your address book aren’t automatically added to your brawl friends list. You get a new number, and have to send it to people. Both players must add each other Brawl Numbers in order to play together. Super Smash Brother Brawl overall is a great, long lasting, entertaining game that lived up to the hype (don’t get to say that to often). Brawl’s use of Wiimotes, nun-chucks, classic controllers, and even Gamecube controllers really lets the user use what they are most comfortable with. Brawl is the hand down the best Wii title to come out, and will most likely be the game of the year. Overall rating 8.5/10Read full review
They have been using it for a few weeks and they say it's exciting, entertaining and fun. It's easy to use once you get the hang of it. There are instructions in the booklet. You can do practice battles, as many as you need, without time limits and without your enemies trying to knock you off the stage. There's one thing they don't like: in the story mode you can't choose your character. Also, the graphics are "medium", not great. Overall, they are really pleased and recommend this this game.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Although the Wii does offer a new unique look into gaming, the console does somewhat lack the true gaming premise that requires awe-inspiring graphics and a multitude of legendary games that names never go unheard such as Call of Duty or HALO. Again the Super Smash franchise has come back to recreate this somewhat well-known game into a newer better fighting slashing galore that has been an obsession in all nintendo fans alike. The game has a newer cleaner modern look to the fighting and menus, but possibly due to the Wii's futuristic gaming design or possibly my loose grasp on the idea of using the Wii controller to play super smash may have strayed me from truly enjoying the game. To keep this review short, all in all I would say that I am certainly a fan of the Super Smash Franchise, but the lack of unique originality in the new Super Smash Brawl has slightly obscured the enjoyment in hack and slashing through the torrential levels to find out that ultimately you get for spending days on this game is a simple nice job from the creators. This is though, ultimately one of the more promising games for the Wii and it's definitely worth more than the thirty dollars you would have spent on a month of over-priced starbucks.Read full review
It works, was a good price, and we were glad to find another one. We had this when we were younger, it broke, and we had hoped to acquire a new one to play with younger siblings. The game is fun, and we enjoy spending some of our free time with an old favorite!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
This is a great game, fun, and enjoyable game for the whole family. This is a great game not only for the clear graphics and the spectacular effects, but also because it brings many known characters all into one game. these characters include Mario, Luigi, Bowser, Peach, Yoshi, Kirby, King DeDe, Sonic, Snake, Fox, Donkey Kong, Diddy Kong, Zelda, Pit, Link, Metroid, Lucas, Ness, and much, much more. This game also has awesome stages that make you feel like your in the action! I have played this game with my whole family and they all enjoyed it. I definitely recommended this game to anyone who enjoys playing video games. If I had the opportunity to buy this game again, I would buy it with no hesitation. Not only is it a great game, but it also brought my family closer.
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