There may not be a million moves ( that will have all you Tekken purists
hitting the Back button on your browser) or characters who are so stereotyped
it's funny, or any of the other things that people so often see in Beat-em-ups.
It's a celebration
of all things Nintendo, drawing together characters that we all know and
love and putting them in a game that is so well balanced, so fun to play,
that it could only have come out of The Japanes studios.
The games principal
is simple and yet incredibly innovative at the same time.
Points are scored
for knocking opponents out of the arena rather than knocking them out.
However you still
have to battle your opponent as the mored damage they take, the more susceptible
they are to flying
miles into the air.
However it is the game's addition of a four player mode that makes it so incredibly good. It is a feature that works superbly ( although occasionly the camera does scale out a bit too much on the larger levels) and is great fun all the time. It ranks up there alongside other multiplayer greats such as Goldeneye or MarioKart (yes it really is that good!)
Graphics
Sound
To
Finish....
Indeed
the only thing that we can see as being wrong with Smash Brothers is that
it hasn't been scheduled for a European release date yet.
It would be the most
heinous of crimes if this cracking little game never saw
the light of day
over here.
Especially seeing
as one Shigeru Miyamoto is credited as being one of the games producers...