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Reviews (3)

27 October 2008

Super Smash Bros. Brawl was a hit with me!

I've been playing Super Smash Bros. since the first game came out on the N64. In my opinion, each one has really been an improvement because so much more content is added in each game, and there is little ever removed. The only negative things I have heard about this game regard the re-balancing of the characters. Maybe a character did better in Super Smash Bros. Melee than it can do in Brawl. These in my opinion have generally been good because it does what it sets out to do: balance the characters. In Melee, Marth was definitely one of the best characters in my mind, and also in many of my friends'. In Brawl, he seems to be powered down to just another character. He still does well, but he won't dominate. Of the content removed, I noticed there is no "race to the finish" event in this game. This may have been an unpopular part of Melee, and therefore was disposable. There is also no "trophy catcher." This was most likely eliminated because it made getting new trophies that much easier. There are many more characters in this game than there was in Melee, which was also many more than in the original. More choices, more fun, right? I also enjoy the Challenges quite a bit. It encourages doing more than just multi-player brawls or one player classic mode. The stage builder is a great addition for this game. The ability to make your own stage gives you endless possibilities of new levels. The only complaint about this section is the inability to place some pieces adjacent to other pieces, limiting what you can really do. It would be nice to be able to choose from more skins for the level as well.

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National Geographic's Really Wild Animals Gift Set DVD

23 June 2016

Great for kids

My son loves these videos, all of the animals are cool to see. It is pretty cheesy, so it may not appeal as much to older audiences, but I still like to see the different animals featured.

Mario Party Superstars - Nintendo Switch - On Hand Ready to Ship!

07 December 2021

Classics refreshed

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