[QUOTE="HarlockJC"][QUOTE="Bread_or_Decide"][QUOTE="prodiqy32"] top quality? made for casuals? the production values may be high (the music excluded going by most nintendo games) but gameplay? its not complicated at all. it is easy to learn. that is the problem. i admit i only had melee for a little more then a month but it was played. all my friends, guys and girls, would just jump around like flys, laugh a little, then after 20 min. put in something else. this is one of those games that i think people hype and pretend they love cause they feel they supposed to. like the lems with halo and cows with killzone.
but this game shouldnt be compared with games like VF. soul calibur, or dead or alive, or even capcoms 2D fighters. it doesnt have the depth, technology, or skill to back it up.
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Be warned you will now be flamed for daring to say SSBB is not deep. I mean we all know its not. But teh fans....they'll show you videos of people jumping around...then hitting people off screen. And they'll be shocked your not impressed.
Tis the Smash Bros. cycle.
So you are saying that SSBB is for Nintendo fans
What Halo is for Xbox fans?
Calling Smash Bros. incredibly deep, the best fighter, or the best game ever makes you a fanboy. Enjoying a game moderatly without such nonsense makes you a gamer.
I quess then in your view I am a fanboy...Because I have never had more fun with a fighter than playing SB
I do own and enjoy all KI, every MK besides the last 2 and I can't tell you how many capcom fighting games I own. But I can't stand Tekken, VF and have not played Dead or Alive games. I think the 4 player battles is what sold me. Being able to battle 4 friends at a time is a blast. Maybe it not the deepest fighter but IMO it is the funnest.
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