At my high school we have a senior lounge type thing, 3 tvs (One with cable, one with a 64, and some1 bought a Wii for the 3rd one). People play Brawl, and 64 there. They also play MK64, but not the Wii one.
So basically I would say like 1/10 of my school plays 64.
I still play the original from time to time. I love the Hyrule Castle top level. Even though I made a level like it in Brawl's stage maker, there is nothing like the original.
I played Melee kinda recently to see if I could wavedash after I learned about it. It turns out I can't (well at least). Anyway, after playing it, I realized how obsolete it is compared to Brawl.
You know thsi question should really wait till next month, you know when Europe and Australia have the game, then the question becomes valid, personally is till play melee, brawls being imported and in the post so ill probs get it next week
I agree with you Leopoid. I think that Brawl has been geared more towards the less skilled gamer. This is because they took away alot of the skill required for air dodging; and like you said, there was better potential for combos. Also, of the people who play in my smash group, some of the ones who were worst at Melee are the best at brawl. Also, Samus is my character and she saw a MASSIVE downgrade in Brawl.
i would still play melee, but nintendo designed the wii so third party gamecube memory cards get stuck in it and are near to impossible to get out, so yeah my game save is on a third party memory card.
still play Smash Bros. 64 whenever i go to my cousin's place since he doesnt have a wii, but enjoys smash. He has melee but neither of us really enjoyed it as much as 64 or brawl.
I havn't got my old Smash Bros. 64 cartridge out of my closet in months. Melee I picked up a couple of times. Simply put, Brawl is here to stay, and Legend26, I absoloutely adore that Travis Touchdown Kirby, I laughed a great deal when I saw it in NP.
while Brawl is a better game I have a stronger liking for Melee. That game held me for seven long good years... I play it from time to time now that I have Brawl. Is it just me, or do the characters in Brawl feel more like plush dolls compared to their more rigid Melee counterparts? :P
I started playing the 64 version untill i got my wii back about a year ago then i started playing melee quite religiously and occasionally do from time to time. I am an Aussie so i do have to wait another month and will probably play it again to perfect my moves before Brawl
I agree with you Leopoid. I think that Brawl has been geared more towards the less skilled gamer. This is because they took away alot of the skill required for air dodging; and like you said, there was better potential for combos. Also, of the people who play in my smash group, some of the ones who were worst at Melee are the best at brawl. Also, Samus is my character and she saw a MASSIVE downgrade in Brawl.nintendonerd101
Pretty much agree with that statement- When Ifirst played Brawl I expected it to feel a lot like Melee, where skill = dominance. Before on Melee I could whip my brothers very easily although we were closely matched in skills and the CPU on level 9 (What a pushover once you totally mastered a character)... But in Brawl I see to be getting hit more often than not and when I try to land in a few blows I end up getting launched off because apparently my opponent was quicker. But hey, I seem to like Brawl more because there's a lot more this time around, just wish it felt more like Melee.
No. Brawl is too different from Melee. It felt weird to play Brawl at first, and now it would feel weird to play Melee again. I was way better in Melee, though..
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