The reason I like no voice chat, is so the immature 13 year old kids can not stroke their epeen in my face with comments like

"LUL ur daught3r iz playin ssbb and shes 5 wtf its rated T 4 a reson"

Voice chat also takes bandwidth, something of which I can't spare much of.

Voice chat would also require a headset or Mic, something which would have to be developed and released by Nintendo. Besides, voice chat is good for a RTS or FPS (when people aren't run and gunning) for strategies. Do we really need voice chat for brawl o.O

u guys r so stupid melee has all the first one has and brawl has all of melees

brawl_96

Good thing YOU'RE not sounding stupid. I'm pretty sure this thread is geared more toward the new stages introduced in the 3 games o.o

Brawl for me, I would have voted for the classy 64 stages but it's been too long since I've played them =(

-Super Mario Bros.

-All the Sonics

-Starfox 64

- Street Fighter 2

-Zelda: A Link To the Past

- Super Mario World

I think that's it 0.0

I'm sorry, but as much as I love the Wii, it couldn't handle WoW.

I run the game on a fairly high end PC and the game still doesn't run 100% the way I want it. It's close, but no way could the Wii do it. The game must run in atleast 60 FPS, have a high drawing distance, be set to the highest resolution, and have minimal loading times. I know how the game looks on minimal settings and on a slower computer, I can't play it that way. It could never happen. it doesn't need to happen. I wouldn't want to play it on any console. MMO's belong on a computer.

ozzsoad

^ Truth. I even disagree with WoW on a controller, talk about dumbing down the game -_-

Kill him. It's your only option.howlrunner13

If 1 is impossible, then..

1

You can do something that simple with a normal Video Editing program such as Premier. There are tons of programs to allow you to do something, but getting a full blown program to do something so simple might be a bit overboard. If you're looking for something lightweight you may want to go with Audacity. It's a freeware program and is pretty easy to use, but might require a bit of trial and error for you to actually accomplish your task.

I beleive the site was http://audacity.sourceforge.net

Hope this helps.