I was and always be a Nintendo fan, but lately, Nintendo hasn't been producing many great games on the Wii. In my opinion, the only games that are worth buying are the mario platformer games ,metroid , or zelda games. But, think about it... that leaves me with only about 4 games to choose from. That's a small list of games considering the Wii has been out for 3 years now. Sure there's other games that can be fun, but I'll speak for all the Nintendo fans: We want more classic titles!

Please Nintendo, stop wasting time and money on those stupid baby games and spend more time satisfying the true Nintendo fanbase.

...Plus better online on the Wii would be nice.

I'm constantly going back to playing Super Smash Bros Melee. I'll be sure to preserve my gamecube/wii for many years of smash! Other games I go back to are any of the Metroid games, Need For Speed Underground 2 (rarely), any Zelda game, any Mario adventure game, Mario Kart, Final Fantasy games (prefer the SNES style), Halo 2, and Rock Band 2

I couldn't agree more, lethaltrain.

This is the best DS zelda game I've ever played.

Brawl is a 10/10 game for the people who never became pros in the previous smash bros titles. I got so accustumed to the fast paced fighting style that when I played Brawl, I was highly dissapointed. There's also other little things that get very annoying like randomly slipping and waiting for an online fight to begin. Other than that, Brawl is a fun and easy-to-play game.

My final verdict for Brawl: 9/10. Brawl has many great additions (online, storyline, recording, custom stages, more characters, etc.) but it robbed the Melee'ers of their fast paced teching.

Nintendo's #1 multiplayer game.

Brawl is a quick to learn fighting game with many new features like online, the ability to create your own stages and record matches, and a wider variety of characters. But because of the online feature, brawl was significantly slowed down.
The characters randomly slip and fall leaving yourself open for a second or two. Some characters practically float when they jump in the air. The characters easily grab onto the edge from extreme distances making it super easy for opponents to return to the stage. Characters can do multiple quick attacks by simply keeping the A button pressed... where's the skill in that? A big let down is not being able to control where you want to move during a mid-air dodge (no more wave dashing...) Some called it a glitch but if you learned how to do it, it would really improve your control over your character. A huge let down was not being able to L cancel! L canceling was the best way to move quickly and get good combos in.

Brawl is OK, but when it comes to the actual fighting, melee dominates. After becoming a pro at melee I realized the drastic changes done to brawl and I prefer the good ol' fun I got from melee.