I've enjoyed every smash game and have fond memories of them all.
But I would have to say I've had the most fun with Brawl.
It had more modes open to coop, so it gave fun things to do besides just smashing.
Trying to get the high score on Target Smash with my friend is one of my favorite gaming moments ever!
Even though subspace was short and simple, it was so fun to try and do it on intense. Oh boy, I don't think we ever beat Porky.
I also like Brawl because it made my friends become familiar with the EarthBound series and actually like it.
One of them even ended up maining Lucas
D... Does that matter?
As long as it's enjoyable that's what matters, right?
I remember my friend and I staying up all night playing some Digimon battle arena game that was shallow as heck, but we had a blast the entire time.
We still play that game from time to time because it's fun. I don't think the deepness of a game really represents its re-playability.
(also Twinkle Queen because I don't know what on earth was up with those girls. like wth punching should not sound like metal scrapping along concrete)
But I would have to say I've had the most fun with Brawl.
It had more modes open to coop, so it gave fun things to do besides just smashing.
Trying to get the high score on Target Smash with my friend is one of my favorite gaming moments ever!
Even though subspace was short and simple, it was so fun to try and do it on intense. Oh boy, I don't think we ever beat Porky.
I also like Brawl because it made my friends become familiar with the EarthBound series and actually like it.
One of them even ended up maining Lucas
(04-05-2015, 07:14 PM)Iceman404 Wrote: A shallow game is enjoyable on site, and dies until the next iteration.
A deep game challenges the test of time.
D... Does that matter?
As long as it's enjoyable that's what matters, right?
I remember my friend and I staying up all night playing some Digimon battle arena game that was shallow as heck, but we had a blast the entire time.
We still play that game from time to time because it's fun. I don't think the deepness of a game really represents its re-playability.
(also Twinkle Queen because I don't know what on earth was up with those girls. like wth punching should not sound like metal scrapping along concrete)