Warning: Challenger Approaching! ZU's SSB Brawl Review

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Written by Jason

Monday, 21 April 2008

In what is quite possibly ZU's most thorough, complete and critical review of a game ever, Power Shot shows us that no game can dodge the hefty criticism of a man with a steady typing hand, or garner as much praise from that same man. Read more for a link to Zelda Universe's official review of Super Smash Bros. Brawl.

Stop reading this, and go read the review.

Warning: Challenger Approaching!
(A Discussion About Super Smash Bros. Brawl)

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zzzz said:

meh. im still waiting for the pal version. mario kart wii is my bitch now.

April 21, 2008

Triforce of the Gods said:

meh. im still waiting for the pal version. mario kart wii is my bitch now.

Damn pal countries for already having Mario Cart Wii. Oh well, Brawl rocks, so take that!

This review says it all, the game rocks, so go play it.

April 21, 2008

UnderworldKing said:

What is up with the cussing here, anyways the game rocks hard core I'm happy that Solid Snake got in because I love Metal Gear Solid games.

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surfing_bowser said:

Wow, now I really can't wait to play the game. I bought it very recently, but due to an unforgiving amount of homework, I haven't been able to find the time to play it yet. But I'm waiting for Mario Kart, too.

April 21, 2008

Tonchiki said:

Nicely said on the fans' demands and flaming, Power Shot. While I loved to hope and speculate who could be in the game, I never understood how such a simple diversion could turn into such a ridiculous mess. Sure, some characters I would have liked to see didn't get in, but I'm happy with how the game turned out. No one has the right to complain.
Actually, scratch that. The DO have the right to complain. But no one else has to listen to them.

April 21, 2008

Khao said:

"I dare you to try a match between someone in the US and Chile."

That reminds me a lot of me, if anyone wants to try it, choose me! the lag makes the matches last about twice as normally!

April 21, 2008

A Nonymous said:

The implications about Picasso made here are a little startling. If anything, being like Picasso would make it much much more art than otherwise possible. Pablo opened up our world, as far as visual art is concerned.

If there was a cubist stage, I would play it.

April 21, 2008