by Bharwad Singh Murthy HardPussy

Created on: February 18, 2009   Last Updated: April 06, 2009

Super Smash Brothers Brawl

A free video game review based on one of the best Wii games ever released!

After waiting over 9 years, it's finally here, the predecessor of the infamous Nintendo game Super Smash Brothers Melee. Now for the Wii, it features better graphics, more characters, and much more fun. For the ignorant, Super Smash Brother Brawls is a multi-player centric game of fast-action 2d fighting of a crew of characters from the Nintendo Universe. If you were ever arguing with a friend if Link could beat Mario in a 1 on 1 combat, this is the game which will arbitrate your dispute.

There are a wide variety of characters including Mario, Luigi, Pokemon Trainer, Snake, Fox, Captain Falco, Yoshi, Fox, Lucas, Ike, Marth, and many more so you never feel bored with a single character. There are 35 characters, 11 of them would be unlocked later. It features much better graphics over the previous version of this game

In all of the Smash Bros. games, it is one of the most accessible because of it's simplicity in controls and moves. There are two different type of attacks featuring Smash and Normal. As a character gets attacked, his damage percent raises, increasing the chance of the character getting launched off the battlefield. The object of the game is to knock the opponent out of the stage by using a Smash Attack when his damage percentage is high.

Up to 4 characters can battle at once at video game-themed stages. Battles are face-paced, frenzied, fun, and outrageously chaotic. Characters have several unique moves so you never know whats going to happen. There are 3 attack moves and 1 recovery move per character (Smash Attacks are not included). Other improvements over the previous version include more variety of items and random events. The graphics are astounding and animation is excellent. Over 200 more items have been featured in Brawl over Melee.

Brawl also allows customization of different aspects. The difficulty, color, shape, and appearance of characters can be altered with ease. It also allows players to establish their own stage, which is a significant improvement. Since the Wii is Wifi
compatible, uni-players can play other singles around the world instead of lousy CPUs.

Overall, Brawl is one of the best video games ever made because of its frenzied action and customization skills.

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