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Straight from google and other dictionary sites have similar resultsGX would be alright, but XX would be good news:
Anyway, here's a bunch of synonyms for Melee: http://www.blogcdn.com/www.joystiq.com/media/2012/09/ggxxacplusrlogo.png
Brawl is a direct synonym and a definition. The ones that match it best are the following:
Definition: brawl
Synonyms: battle royal, fight, fracas, fray, free-for-all, hoedown, melee, rhubarb, riot, row, rumble,shindig, slugfest, turmoil, uproar
Hence why I think Riot and Sluggfest are good choices.
Yeah see, that's the thing. Clash doesn't quite do that for me.
Yeah, Brawl can be sued for quarrels as can the others if you follow those links. That's why they're synonyms, but their inherent meaning leans more to one side than the other. How often do people use Brawl when they refer to a non-physical conflict? A Clash can carry that meaning much more easily. And Rumble can also mean vibrate. An off-the-wall secondary meaning which none of the previous entries have carried. Now while Riot does ALSO carry a 2nd meaning, it still follows in line with it referring to a violent uprising or conflict.Straight from google and other dictionary sites have similar results
It can, and mostly is, used for fighting synonyms, but can also be used for argument synonyms like squabble, bicker, and quarrel.
Oh okay. I still like GX reminds me of F-zero.
Rumble and Slugfest are used quite often in the Boxing scene as well as UFC. So either one of our suggested names could work under the context of being a subtitle for a fighting game such as Smash, regardless of the second meaning they may carry. I just think Rumble has a nice ring to it. It would also be a nice nod to the Digimon: Rumble Arena games also made by Namco.
Any one of these can be it potentially unless Sakurai throws one of his infamous curve balls.
Well see, on Riot, I was sorta thinking like Melee with the announcer.Rumble and Slugfest are used quite often in the Boxing scene as well as UFC. So either one of our suggested names could work under the context of being a subtitle for a fighting game such as Smash, regardless of the second meaning they may carry. I just think Rumble has a nice ring to it. It would also be a nice nod to the Digimon: Rumble Arena games also made by Namco.
Riot just sounds weird to me. I try to invision the announer saying each of these names and riot sounds off to me. Super Smash Bros. Riot! I also try it at the end of the special game modes like they do for Melee/Brawl:
Tiny Riot! Lightning Riot!....Still sounds off.
Now Rumble that's a word that is famous for being chanted out before a fight as i've posted before
This is another issue: The announcer. the Brawl one wasn't the same as the Melee. and the new one may sound totally different and may completly butcher the subtitle.
Because they are toys being manipulated by Master Hand.
He can't just say it, the Announcer always drags out the word.
Charcoal cooked meat is a lot better
Yup, I fully agree.
Prince Sand for Smash 4 then.
Not volcano bake meat?
Same guy who said a certain Super Saiyan has a chance. Last time I checked: Having a lisence to make games of series =/= Being the owners or creators of series. He also gave 2 different and completely opposite answers to a single question. So I'm saying he's full of bull (but I'll keep it in mind though)
