I love the game. I've played it online with random people more than anything else (just about 50 hours), and have not had half as bad an experience as people are claiming to have had. Input lag is present in pretty much every online game that exists. How much there is, and if its really noticeable is a different story.
The majority of the random brawls I've played haven't had much lag, or not enough to effect the game, or whine about. So I have had pretty smooth games for the most part. Thats not to say that freezing and laggy games don't occur on occasion. Its something you just don't have control over (accept for your connection), since you don't know where the people are that your playing, nor how good their connection is. If I do enter a game where the input lag is a real big problem, I can quickly exit the game and most of the time find another within a minute or so.
If your connection is firewalled and you can't find random games, thats your problem. If you have 50 other people using the internet in your house on the same network while your online attempting to play brawl, don't blame the game. Or if your wii only gets a 75% wifi signal from the router.
Are you playing Super Smash Broz. Brawl, or Super Smash Bros. Brawl?? Brawl does have motion controls when using the wii-mote + nunchuck setup, and they work perfectly. Do you people read manuals? The motion controls are turned off by default.
Shake the wii remote left right up or down to perform the desired smash attack. You can also use the motion controls to throw items, attack while dashing, flying attack, and airbourne attacks.
The SSE is pretty cool and well done if you ask me, and I'm only at about 40%. Just playing this game vs. cpus can be fun, so the addition of all this extra stuff is awesome if you ask me.
If your not still playing Brawl, its no ones fault but your own.
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