Five Reasons We Stopped Playing Super Smash Bros. Brawl

May 01, 2008 | By: Chris Buffa

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Nintendo's mega epic Super Smash Bros. Brawl is barely two months old, and we already stopped playing it. Here's why.

Lackluster story mode

At first, Subspace Emissary was the ultimate fan boy extravaganza, a 2-D side scrolling adventure game featuring Nintendo characters working together to thwart evil. The problem is that it never seems to end. Making matters worse, the story doesn't make any sense. Not that we need video games to be the bastion of life's sensibilities, but they don't need to be goofy, either. Furthermore, we grew tired of the mindless hacking. Run up to enemies and mash buttons. We get it.

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girlicarus789 at 5:24 pm on August 12th 2009

I don't understand why you would put down SSBB like that. I mean, if you didn't like it, then just trade it back for something else. There are plenty of other people who are playing SSBB and can say much better things than you. Probably you didn't even finish Subspace Emissary to 100% or collected all the trophies and music CDs. And who cares about the Wi-Fi? This game was much better than it's previous game on the Gamecube.