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Sadly no. Online Wii games have that option disabled...Is there a way to move the Brawl data from one Wi to another?
Because the wii wouldn't let me copy it to an SD card...
Please HELP!
There won't be a tier list for a few more months, maybe even a year. The game is still pretty new and as soon as new techniques for characters get discovered, everything can change in a blink of an eye.
From today's Dojo update: "On the results screen for brawl matches, the winning player can select the pose their character takes on screen by using the four directions on the +Control Pad. Start pressing the button for your preferred pose once the match has ended but before the game moves to the results screen."
In Brawl, nothing really to my knowledge. In Melee Falco's dair is a spike and takes a long time before you can do anything while Ganon's and Falcon's dairs for example are a meteors and can be recovered soon after hit.
Wrong. In brawl, everything is a spike. A meteor can be meteor cancelled but there's no meteor cancelling in brawl. So now the only difference between spikes is how far your sent down before you can move again. *I think this is more accurate*
No.
I know there's no meteor cancelling in Brawl, that's why I said there's no differences between a spike and meteor smash. And the "official" name for them is meteor smash, spike is just a term community has made(?) and usually use it instead (no one calls tilts strong attacks either, right?). For the effect and for moves which sends downwards but aren't meteor smashes.
That's unlikely to ever happen. Brawl is a disc-based game, not a hard drive-based one.
They use the same buttons, but the force you apply on the control stick (GCNC) is different. With a smash, you jam the stick in a direction while pressing A, for Mario, this is a feiry palm slap! With a tilt, you move the stick about half way and tap A. For Mario, this is a staight kick.
Uhhhh...has anyone THOUGHT to make a Brawl appendix?!
I have played friend matches with only one friend before, but you can set CPUs. Unfortunately, on Anyone mode, most of the time either four people get onto play, or the wii assigns CPUs. Only once did I some how play some guy 1 v 1. He then spammed me with Toon's dair!
No, you can't transfer data between two wiis aside from custom stages, pictures, and replays. If anyone has found a way to do it, they haven't informed me. This means you have to unlock everything on your own; I guess it's part of Sakurai's "fun" agenda.
You mean a pity-smash?
Connection ratings. Blue is optimal, green is great, yellow is average, orange is bad, and red is horrible.
Never. That's actually quite weird.
It isn't possible, replay data has specific bits that are needed to play it, or so I've heard.
Rumous are flying, but there is no solid news yet.
Yes.
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