Probably going to be skipping this gen of consoles

Moving onto PC gaming mostly. Tired of buying these shitty consoles and then only actually enjoying 1-2 games that are made for them.

The Wii, in particular, was probably the worst money I spent on a system (at least, for me). The system just didn't have any third-party support, and I've had enough platformers (Mario) for a lifetime.

And, I guarantee if a new Nintendo console is coming out, a new-gen Xbox and Playstation will be around the corner as well. So that means I'd have to buy the (PS4?) to get my equal share of the third-party market.

I just can't see Sony letting Nintendo get ahead of them in terms of raw power in the system; Sony won't give up the only edge it has in the current market with the power of the PS3.

So, once the Nintendo console is released, Sony and Microsoft will shortly release their new systems, then third-party support will drop (again) just like with the gamecube and Wii, and I'll be back to buying every damn system on the market, with the Nintendo one rotting unused on my shelf.

Unless Nintendo can make a ridiculous performance jump with this system, I just can't see it worthy of buying.

my problem i have with ssbb is its not as fast paced as ssbm and ssb64

removed combo from the game

hate the physics in the game

and the only thing that couldve made this game worth buying (the wifi) doesnt work like it should be


so imma stick to ssb64

If you're only enjoying a couple games per system you shouldn't even play video games.

it IS more noob friendly,
the difference between a good player and a bad player is ALOT smaller then in mellee, this makes that anyone who didn't play it before could more easily pick it up and not be completly destroyed.
smashballs has nothing to do with it

(SSBB being slower paced, having trippiong and such does)

and pls Zelda OoT and MM was alot harder then TW imo (and don't forget the garbage DS Zelda games >.>)

goddamn that would be an awesome nintendo system. especially if they decided to remaster old school mario games for online play. much like playstation is doing with the ps store.



this. regarding ssb.

You're so wrong.....If you can't handle a noob in brawl, you must be awful....

The game speeds really aren't much different, I can't believe people actually complain about this. It is so insignificant.

Tripping....dumb...but shouldn't cause you to lose against a NOOB....

They didn't change the concept of the game. Learn to play...


And before you ask.....No, I'm NOT A brawl fanboy....




The Zelda games....they aren't hard....period...They are action/adventure puzzle games.

This post was edited by stupidkid282 on May 6 2011 09:59am

pretty much all the technique u could do in melee and ssb64 as been removed, so the learning curve is a lot easier, so its more noob-friendly


try beating a ssb64 pro, i garantee u, u wont even touch the ground once

There's technique in every game...You have to adjust.


Apparently, you morons couldn't adjust to brawl thus you hate on it.

This post was edited by stupidkid282 on May 6 2011 11:58am

would like to know what kind of technique there is in brawl, post link to video plox

Are you dumb? Do you not understand what technique is? The most standard technique in SSB is juggling...

fighting games are ALL about technique.

And in case you're dumb, which you seem to be, technique and combos are not the same thing.