Here’s our second batch of Brawl photos for you to enjoy. There is more where that came from, so expect endless quantity of screenies!
Author: Jose Gallardo
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Nboards Technical Issue
It seems our forum host is having some issues with their servers. I can’t really say how long the boards will be unavailable, but if this keeps up, I will be forced to change our forum service. Stay tuned for updates on this!
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Super Mario Pac-man
Surfing along the waves of internet marvel, I came across the classic pac-man game, only this time the Plumber Bros are making a guest appearance. That’s right, Mario and Luigi are in it for the money this
time around. Instead of gathering useless white dots for points, the Bros collect shiny coins through a pipe-themed pac-man maze. Check out the onlinesupermario site to play this game and more! -
Break’s Over!
You may have noticed Nintendo Bros took a rather lengthy vacation (1 week to be exact). After all, it was my Birthday we were celebrating! But back to reality, I am all set to give out daily Nintendo gossip, whether it be Real-Time news or just plain ‘ol overviews of Nintendo paradise. Remember, if there is anything you would like us to talk about, make sure you start a topic on our message boards. We look forward to what our readers have to say! -
Wii Reaches High Sales In Canada
Post From Wii News Daily
Wii News Daily has posted a very interesting article on the popularity of the Nintendo Wii in Canada. Click on this link for more details.
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Brawl- For Skill Or For Fun?
This has got to be the most discussed argument I have heard over at YouTube. I’ve seen many people comment on Brawl’s uncompetitive side, and others saying how well balanced of a game it is. Although Brawl can easily be considered a “pick-up-and-play” video game, the so called “skill” is actually present when fighting through competitive battles, or even when playing on Wi-fi. Sure, Brawl is made for everyone, but there is also the option to clear all items (smashballs included) and have a hand-to-hand combat. The speed of SSBB is in fact slower compared to Melee, but this means more time to appreciated the animation goodness. Masahiro Sakurai (Sora Ltd.) had a vision in mind, to let everyone a chance to be part of a chaotic world featuring many familiar faces and giving players more “fun” for their buck. Brawl may seem like a less competitive game than its previous predecessors, but hardcore fans should take into account that there are plenty of options in the game to give skill the upper hand over luck. Also, a very potent Brawl player can wipe out the majority of contestants, with or without Smashballs. If this game is made for everyone, how can it possibly exclude competitive players? My advice, turn off items and you have a better game than Melee an SSB put together. And the truth is, Brawl is more fun with Chaos turned to the max, so stop stressing and enjoy the wacky goodness!
