Super Smash Bros Melee for GameCube

Pros: Replay Value, Graphics, And All of The Little Extras

Cons: I Really Don't Know

The Bottom Line: Just a rehash? I think not.

Review: The original Smash Bros. game on the Nintendo 64 introduced to the world a new type of fighting game, and despite it's cutesy graphics, toned down sound effects, and it's not quite decent single player mode it was a fun game, but mainly just the...

Pros: Awesome Adventure mode, great multi-player. Cute Princess!

Cons: Lame secret characters.

The Bottom Line: "Donkey Kong can finally kick Mario's plumber @$$!"

Review: SUPER SMASH BROS. Melee (Nintendo/Hal, December 2001) This is the sequel to the critically acclaimed Nintendo 64 action fighter Super Smash Brothers, and it's still the fun and crazy fighter that most of us all know and love, but now the ...

Pros: Fast and chaotic multiplayer fighting goodness.

Cons: Single player modes still get boring quick.

The Bottom Line: Overall an excellent title, but only if you have plenty of available friends will you get lots of replay out of it.

Review: BOOM POW CRASH ZAP! These are the sights and sounds of Super Smash Brothers Melee. Everything looks and sounds bright, fast, loud, and chaotic. Playing the game is like a frantic scramble for survival with a rapidly approaching death sequence in the near...

Pros: graphics, great multiplayer

Cons: camera

The Bottom Line: An excellent multiplayer, improved single player, among the top 3 games on the Gamecube at the time this review was written.

Review: :~INTRO~:

Back in the days of the Nintendo 64 there weren’t all that many great titles to grace the console. Most of the better titles had to do with one of Nintendo’s characters Super Smash Brothers was know exception have a battle...

Pros: Everything good about Super Smash Bros, but ten times better

Cons: Cutesiness could turn people away from the great fighting game inside

The Bottom Line: If you own a GameCube, you need Super Smash Bros. Melee. 'Nuff said.

Review: Back in days of yore (also known as 1999), Nintendo took all their flagship characters, put them all in a ring, and let them at one another. They called it Super Smash Bros., and it was an instant hit. (Pun intended.) So, what better way to usher in...

Pros: Visuals, Gameplay, Replay Value

Cons: Musical tracks are to soft, camera pans out to far

The Bottom Line: Own a Gamecube? Then you know what to do.....GO OUT AND BUY THIS GAME!

Review: .:Super Smash Bros. Melee:.


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System: GC
Players:1-4
Genre: Action (Action)
ESRB Rating: “T” for Teen

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Pros: fun fighting, trophies, multiplayer, nintendo characters, sound, graphics, replay value, unlockables, extras, and more

Cons: slightly repetitive, although you'll be having too much fun to notice

The Bottom Line: This is the best game availible for the gamecube. If you don't have it now, what are you waiting for?

Review: I have been wanting to write this review for a while, as it is still the best game on the gamecube. Period. Intro Can Mario deck Donkey Kong? Can Sheik kick Bowser's butt? Who's better: Falco or Fox? That's what everyone wanted to know. In ...

Pros: over 25 characters, graphics, sound,1-P greatly improved

Cons: hardly anything

The Bottom Line: Buy this now, or else...well or else you won't play a good game

Review: Once upon a time, there were a couple of fellows by the name of Mario and Luigi, who thought of an idea. “How about we get a whole bunch of our friends together and have little fighting matches, Mario?”, Luigi said. “Momma mia! What a good idea...

Pros: Everything

Cons: Very Addictive

The Bottom Line: .........

Review: For years, and years, people throughout the world pondered one simple question: If Mario faced off against Link, who would prevail? This question would be answered, in a sense in 1999, when Nintendo placed 8 of it's top game characters to face off in ...

Pros: a great fighting game

Cons: no Ryu...

The Bottom Line: Smashingly good.

Review: Two Friday’s I bought by gamecube (or what I call a Nintendo lunch box). Any way's I went down to the video store to see what more they had to offer other then Super Mario Sunshine which came with my gamecube. I own the

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