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Feb 23rd, 2007 at 18:07:02 - Super Smash Brothers (N64) |
Smash brothers is even better the next time around. The game itself is pretty easy and the single player game exhaustion occurs somewhat quicker than desired. But what makes up for that is the multiplayer game. You can have up to four people play in one arena, unlike the single player mode. Also you have control over what items come up and how often, or even at all. This is key in this game because it allows the player to keep playing the game because there is no limit on how good you can get at it. This allows for two very talented player posed against each other, or a team of three vs one amazing player.
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Feb 23rd, 2007 at 14:36:04 - Super Smash Brothers (N64) |
Super Smash Brothers adds original ideas and game play to a classic melee genre. The hand to hand fighting is still present but with a different opjective. Usually the player must defeat an opponent by hitting them until their health is diminished. In this game the objective is to knock the player off the battle arena. You can theoritically knock another player off at any time but the challenge is to hit the player enough times so that his life percentage to at least around 100%, doing this makes the player seem lighter and easy to knock off the edge.
This game is especially rewarding because the variety of characters, each of whom has their own fighting style and moves. Also, the emplimentation of weapons allows for more randomness and chaos. The levels are also developed very well and offers a level for each character, which illustrates their game or story backround.
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Jan 31st, 2007 at 18:36:29 - Mario Kart (Wii) |
Once beating all the race sets and becoming familiar with the levels the game kind of loses its charm. But it is still fun to due time trials and trying to find short cuts with in the levels.
This is where you should start playing multiplayer. A lot of people boast about how good they are at mario kart, this gives the player the chance to but their money where there mouth is. Both race battle modes are available to play with the multiplayer option. The battle mode is especially fun, its a tense rivalry between friends, in the multi-room/multi-level battle fields. You use the same weapons as the races but the object is to succesfully hit the opponent three times. And the last one still moving wins. This feature adds limitless variation of each gameplay, which sets this game apart from the other racing games in your collection.
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Jan 31st, 2007 at 18:00:45 - Mario Kart (Wii) |
Mario kart is a fun unrealistic go-kart challenge. The object is to race other nintendo characters to gain win points and after four races the top three racers get trophies of bronze silver and gold. The game offers 4 different race sets conisisting of 4 seperate race tracks, each ranging in difficulty. These levels are beatifully constructed. They represent various locations of other nintendo game, ranging from DKs jungle to, Bowsers castle. They also have wonderfully created schemes of other fantasy tracks, such as rainbow road or the various snow tracks. I found that each character varies in their abilities of top speed, sensitivity of turns, and whether or not the character is capable of making another character spin out when colliding.
The races are challenging in both environmental obstacles and character weaponry. The environtment obstacles range from jumps to things getting thrown at you and also various moving objects juch as trains and animals. The characters can acquire weapons, such as guided shells or ricocheting shells, power boosts and banana peels. These challenges make they game more interactive to certain characters which is fun because if, say, peach is tied in points with you, you can make sure she doesnt win by using these types of weapons.
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