#SUPER SMASH BROS BRAWL ALL CHARACTERS SERIES#

There's a huge array of Nintendo character, both old and new. Mostly simple one on one affairs, this mode often spices things up by either stacking the odds against you (one on three, or one on giant affairs often pop up), alongside break the target challenges, which push your dexterity, and control of the character to the limit.

#SUPER SMASH BROS BRAWL ALL CHARACTERS SERIES#

If you're after single player thrills, you're catered for here too, with the Classic mode, which lets you play through a series of pre-set challenges back to back. Letting you modify the characters' weights, or even letting them breathe fire, there are loads of setting to tinker with, to ensure your already crazy fight is that little bit more insane. For multiplayer fun, you'll want the standard brawl mode, which lets you jump straight into a manic four player battle on your choice of stage - and with your own rules. With four different control schemes on offer, everyone's catered for here - and regardless of whether you're using the Wii Remote, a Wiimote/nunchuck combo, the Classic Controller, or the GameCube pad, you won't be at a disadvantage, as each control method works just as well as the others.ДЄnd as if you weren't spoilt for choice enough with the control options, there's plenty of modes to deal with too. Smash Bros is a game that's obviously been designed to be easy for anybody to play - and to that extent, it's incredibly easy to get into. Stages are littered with items, which randomly appear mid-game, and can quickly change the pace of a battle - especially the hammer, which is pretty much an instant kill on most characters. Kirby, for example can jump five times in a row - helping him get back to the stage when he gets knocked off - while other characters can only jump twice, making Kirby one of the obvious choices for beginners. The 2 button punches, and pressing a direction at the same time as pushing the button, or holding it down will put more power behind your strike.ДЄnd while some characters are simply carbon copies of the others, complete with the same moveset, there's still a huge amount of a variety here, so everyone can find a character that matches their abilities.

Unlike other beat 'em ups, there are no confusing button combos here - instead, you simply press the 1 button (if you're using the Wii Remote - we'll come to this later), along with up, down, left, or right, to unleash one of four special moves. Brawl is as comedic as they come, as the pink blob Kirby swallows everything in sight, Donkey Kong sends people flying by smacking his huge fists against the ground, and Peach terrorises her opponents with her tiny Toad doll.ДЇor the most part, each and every character they've included here is different - and each has their own special move set to contend with. Brightly coloured, slapstick melees, the fighting in Smash Bros. With a vast array of Nintendo characters to choose from - joined for the first time ever by characters from other platforms, including Sonic the Hedgehog, and Solid Snake from Metal Gear Solid, everyone will have someone they want to play as, as you take to a variety of Nintendo themed stages, and proceed to, well, Brawl.Д«ut it's not a hyper violent, knuckle breaking, blood spilling fight - this is Nintendo at its finest. Brawl is a beat-em up - and an incredibly good one at that. Just how we like it.ДЄt its core, Super Smash Bros. With four human players brawling it out, the action can get a little hectic.

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