Recent content by Sir_Psycho

A well done Smash comic book would be really cool. I think it'd be difficult to gather all the licenses and get it all together, but if some group managed to do it and create a halfway interesting storyline--it could be a pretty big success. Unfortunately, the Nintendo character-based shows that...

I asked this question earlier and I got few responses, one being "turn off items, LULZ!" Seriously though, the fan is ridiculous if you get caught in it. I haven't found something that works super consistently to escape the fan, but grabbing and trying to DI or airdodge quickly out of the fan...

I'll put it this way. A noob is a person who is bad due to lack of experience and makes dumb mistakes because of lack of knowledge of the game. A scrub, on the other hand, is a person who is bad despite having a solid amount of experience, and makes noob-ish mistakes despite knowing better...

So I main Snake as is indicated under my avatar, and I terrorize my friends every time we play usually winning 95% of the matches. One of my friends gets rather frustrated with me for this, and so he decided that he would train to try and beat me by playing level 9 CPU Snake in 1v1 fights. I...

Dr. Mario over both of them. He was the only SSB character to ever promote higher education.

Any level with dark surfaces where Snake's mines don't stick out really bad is a good Snake level. Also levels where there's good mortar sliding room.

A sad way for Snake to die would be for him to take a poison supplement designed to make him only APPEAR dead and forget to take the antidote before the poison actually did kill him. Ok, so maybe I did that once or twice in Snake Eater...

The last guide I read that had Smash Bros. character ratings was one about Melee and they rated Yoshi the best character in the game. After that I learned not to trust character ratings in strategy guides.

Saying there will never be another Smash Bros. is ridiculous. SSB has introduced itself as one of the most successful, if not THE most successful multiplayer Nintendo game. It makes money, and people love it--spells success from a business standpoint. Sure, Brawl wasn't intended, but Melee kind...

Down here in Texas I've already been to 2 tourneys and my friends and I try to play about two or three times a week. Also, I hear a lot more people talking about Brawl then I ever heard talking about Melee.

Red and Black Snake Purple Toon Link

On a side note, who do you think Rick Astley would play as? I think he would play as Donkey Kong.

Considering this thread was not done off memory(I actually made notes for the characters), you've made some false assumptions in your reasoning. While I respect what you're saying here, I believe your missing the point of the post. The title is An Analysis of Brawl characters. Sure you could...

I feel like it's important to switch it up in the process of a match in order to psych out your opponent. Snake's standard set can send an opponent reeling, while effective mine camping can make them outdodge themselves due to paranoia. You have to find a balance to keep your opponent in check.

Sigh... does anyone actually read anymore? Or is it all about quick scanning then jumping to conclusions?