Uploaded November 2014 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Hello ladies and gentlemen, welcome to day 3 in our 100 reviews in 100 days!
Delivering the Super Smash in the number 48 position...
Super Smash Bros Brawl
When Nintendo released their new console, one of the most anticipated titles for the Wii was Super Smash Bros Brawl. It would feature new arenas in which to fight, additional characters from a wide array of games, and overall be the next step in Super Smash Brothers. Many changes were made with Brawl, and all three of the previously mentioned things were true. But some changes were more subtle than new characters or arenas to fight in, and some players wound up feeling left out in the cold because they couldn’t play SSB their way anymore.
Hello ladies and gentlemen, welcome to day 3 in our 100 reviews in 100 days!
Delivering the Super Smash in the number 48 position...
Super Smash Bros Brawl
When Nintendo released their new console, one of the most anticipated titles for the Wii was Super Smash Bros Brawl. It would feature new arenas in which to fight, additional characters from a wide array of games, and overall be the next step in Super Smash Brothers. Many changes were made with Brawl, and all three of the previously mentioned things were true. But some changes were more subtle than new characters or arenas to fight in, and some players wound up feeling left out in the cold because they couldn’t play SSB their way anymore.
