REVIEW: Super Smash Bros 1999, Nintendo 64
By: Nintendo
Type: Beat 'em up
Players: 1-4
Difficulty: Easy

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One Thing every game needs is a good Multiplayer action. So Games like Mario Party and the WWF games would sell better. This can be true with the 1999(?) N64 Classic: Super Smash Brothers. An array of 12 (8 playable and 4 secret) lovable Nintendo Characters beat the stuffing out of Each other. This can also solve all those "Is Mario better then Link" Business.

The Graphics and the Sound are it's only downfall. It has that amazing 3d effect on the characters but they look polygonal then a smoother charcter. (Ie Yoshi's Nose is a 3d hexagon...) Plus, lots of the items are 2d. The voices not to mention are annoying grunts, oofs, pikas, and ouchies! The Music on the other hand is great. It remasters some of the great Musical scores in the fighters past games. The last thing on my mind is...Why bowling pin noises insted of real smacks like as in the Jap. version?

 
(left) Link vs Samus Aran, Mario vs Kirby (right)

The next downfall is the 1p mode. It'd be alot better if it had the characters in a random order, not just always fight the same teams and fight the same charcaters OVER AND OVER AGAIN! Not to mention it is way to easy to win I beated it the first day i got it.

  

So untill it's a Family Cookout play against the computer. Because when they come, all heak breaks loose! The Multiplayer is the Major Plus of the game! Make Sure you spend another $60 for 3 more controllers, you'll thank yourself in the future.- Hoshi No Kirby (Star that is Kirby) 79%

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