Super Smash Bros Melee for GameCube

Pros: Great smashing fun, large variety of weapons and characters, Fun! Fun! Fun!
Cons: Somewhat bland stage detail, musics a little quiet too

Ok so I'm a little late for a super smash review, but the thought of not rating this game day after day has haunted me enough. Super Smash being one of the first titles on the NIntendo Gamecube, is still one of the best ones yet. Story There really ...

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

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: Graphics, gameplay, there is no end to the flava flava! AYE CARUMBA!
Cons: Steep learning curve... FOR THE FLAVA FLAVA!

An announcement must be made, I have been absent in the massive crowd of videogame reviews for quite a while, so now instead of reviewing a product from an older system, I think it’s time to review something from Nintendo’s scrumptious little...

Pros: Lots of modes and characters, first-string multiplayer fun, vastly improved 1-player modes, trophies, items.
Cons: Gameplay doesn't vary much from original Smash Bros., slightly stiff control.

With it's fun, intense, and somewhat charming gameplay, the original Super Smash Bros. (SSB) was lauded as one of the best N64 games ever. However, many criticized SSB on it's incredibly shallow one player mode and its cutesy image. Melee does...

Pros: Fast and chaotic multiplayer fighting goodness.
Cons: Single player modes still get boring quick.

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: Great graphics, music, gameplay, secrets...
Cons: ...why are you reading the cons for this game?

To think that I have been a member of Epinions.com for almost mostly as a video games critic, and that I have yet to even review one of the Gamecube’s true marvels, Super Smash Brothers Melee. The game is a sequel to its N64 little sister, Super...

Pros: Great multiplayer, tons of modes, lots to unlock
Cons: Annoying computer AI, really, really annoying.

Super Smash Bros for the Nintendo 64 was a surprise hit by everyone's estimation. Most review sites panned the game both before and shortly after it's release. Once people really got into the game they found an incredibly simple, yet incredibly fun,...

Pros: A plethera of game modes, 25 characters, over 20 levels, POLISHED.
Cons: backrounds could use some work, other than that, nothing bad to say.

Again, target came through for me. I got my gamecube on launch day there, and i got SSBM on its launch day there as well. I put a preview up on epinions about 2 weeks ago, but then i remembered that this was a review site and took it off, sorry to...

Pros: Average replay value, Load of extras, Improved 1-player mode, Nintendo-Fans goodies, Full of nostalgia
Cons: Confusing multiplayer action, Poorly designed levels, Bad visibility during gameplay, over-kill

Being a devoted fan to the Super Smash Bros (SSB) series, I have some great things to say about this game, and there are some things that I feel degrade the game’s overall rating. First of all, let’s look at what has improved in the new Melee...

Pros: Gameplay; "Adventure" Mode; Camera Mode; Graphics
Cons: Less Than Spectacular One-Player Game; Mediocre Controls

How Good Is Melee?

I was interested very early on in Super Smash Bros. Melee. For some reason, Nintendo released this game in early December, rather than mid-November, when it would have coincided with the...

Pros: Lots of characters, great fighting game, extremely fun
Cons: A lot like the N64 version

First off, I'd like to say, just because it has Picachu on the front, this is not a game just for kids. In fact, if you have never heard of Super Smash Brothers, the first thing you'll need to know is it's a fighting game. It's a 2d movement 3d fighting...

Pros: Good graphics, more depth
Cons: too cute

This game blows all other fighting games out of the water. You take all of the best and most well know Nintendo characters and put them in the ring in a fight to the death. You can play as your old favorite or beat up on your most hated character...

Pros: Improved graphics and gameplay. More characters.
Cons: Some characters clearly clones.

Ever had one of those debates with your friends that went something along the lines of "If Samus and Link had a fight, Samus would so win!" Well, with the release of Super Smash Bros on the N64, players had the chance to prove it. Featuring classic ...

Pros: True to the original, much variety, wildly addictive, tons of features
Cons: Steeper learning curve, some frustrating tasks, few voice effects

Super Smash Bros.: Melee (SSB from now on) is not just a sequel to the best-selling and ridiculously popular Nintendo 64 original, it's a sequel, an expansion, an improvement, and then some.
First things first: this game falls squarely into the...

Pros: Great characters, addictive gameplay, pick up and play design.
Cons: none, other than not having more playable characters, although the 25 is enough

I remember a couple years ago, with the release of Super Smash Bros. for the N64. That game, along with Perfect Dark and Goldeneye, were among the best games of that time. Well, we knew the time was going to come on the Gamecube when Nintendo would...