Throughout Nintendo's history, Super Smash Bros. has always stood out. It combines unique characters from different Nintendo universes to brawl. This makes for plenty of fun, especially with friends. Super Smash Bros. Brawl took everything good from the first two games while still adding unique features such as Wi-fi and a create-a-stage feature. There is also now a whopping thirty five character roster, not including assist trophies, which let you summon characters outside the game to help you defeat your opponents. Nearly everyone knows that this is a strong multiplayer game, and while it is, it can still hold its own in the single player department. The adventure mode, which I actually played through with a partner, took at least six or seven hours to complete the first time through. With one person it might take eight. After adventure mode, you can play through the events on different difficulties, allstar mode, homerun contest, and countless other subsections of the game. Even if you were to beat the whole game on every difficulty, there would still be multiplayer and Wi-fi to entertain you. This game is great for many audiences. I have seen people age four to fourty one playing this game. If you own a Wii and do not own this game, you are not getting the true Wii experience. The only think that might hinder Super Smash Bros. Brawl is the unbalancing of characters. Nintendo tried, but if you put Olimar and Ike in a room together for three minutes, you will probably not like what you see if you're a pikmin fan...
Perhaps the most anticipated of all Wii games, Super Smash Brothers Brawl launches onto Nintendo Wii with a bang. The premise is simple, dozens and dozens of Nintendo franchises clashing together in a once in a lifetime ... Read Full Review
Pros + Fantastic presentation + Local multiplayer that is a welcome addition to any Wii owners household + 30-plus character roster + 3rd party characters enter the fight + Good looking cut scenes + This game ... Read Full Review
