GR: When I think of all-out warfare, I think World War II. I think about bombs dropping and how much it effects the way someone hears something almost immediately afterwards. That’s why the idea of a video game where the objective is to literally smash the opponent through the very boundaries of space and time, because remember this self-contained universe only really allows for that, always seemed odd to me. Still, it does call back to the kind of school yard arguments that seem to echo throughout all of time.
Alex DS. from Link Cable Gaming writes: "The release of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate for the Nintendo Switch made playing Smash 4, on either system a thing of the past. But for today’s piece, I wanted to revisit the 3DS version of the previous generation of Smash Bros., to see how it holds up and see if time has changed my opinion on the first portable Smash Bros. game."
There are few franchises that seem to have been played by almost everyone in the world at least once. Standing with titans like Pac-Man, Mario Kart, and Call of Duty, Super Smash Bros. is a household name.
Been playing Smash Bros. since the original came out and this is one list I can whole heartedly agree on.
Kinda interested in the game (Switch), but its consistently high price combined with 2 equally expensive Season Passes means I’ll probably never get to own/play it.
Looking to grow your game collection on a budget? GameStop’s B2G2 Sale allows you to buy two pre-owned games and get two free. The games must be valued at $29.99 or less.
Before this week they had an even better deal buy 6 games and get 50 percent off the entire price. Luckily i took major advantage of that and picked up some really good games while that deal was on. Also just took advantage of this offer too though to fill in games i have been meaning to pick up and just haven't.
I want to wait for Wii-U version but I'm tempted to double dip....