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DrCoeloCephalo
Speed Weed
It wasn't even just all the games in every series in Smash, it was literally every game to have ever been published by Nintendo in the respective copy's region at the time.
**** was nuts and I honestly kinda loved it. Really hammered in the "celebration of Nintendo" aspect, which I've kinda come to see Brawl as a final send-off to before Smash became more of a celebration of gaming (though still not without the Nintendo focus)
**** was nuts and I honestly kinda loved it. Really hammered in the "celebration of Nintendo" aspect, which I've kinda come to see Brawl as a final send-off to before Smash became more of a celebration of gaming (though still not without the Nintendo focus)
Doc Monocle
A-D-V-E-R-T-I-S-I-N-G. That is what every crossover game is about.
Wario Wario Wario
Hamtaro, Mickey Mouse, Peanuts, and Popeye games were listed on there.
Champion of Hyrule
Speed Weed
I honestly loved the feature too. It’s pretty small and minuscule, and I doubt anyone actually browsed through it (instead of bored kids like myself at the time) but still, it really shows the attention to detail and heart Brawl had.
Speed Weed
I honestly loved the feature too. It’s pretty small and minuscule, and I doubt anyone actually browsed through it (instead of bored kids like myself at the time) but still, it really shows the attention to detail and heart Brawl had.
Doc Monocle
You never know what sort of agreements and relations are formed covertly. Besides, those could be in there for reference and perspective, outreach, etc. Again, you never know.