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  Woudo | February 03, 2008
  I thought this game relied on it's online. I find it damn funny that the one thing Wii Fanboys have been toting is their up and coming Brawl game. It finally comes out and it's got more bugs than Gears.
  
  Tsk Tsk Tsk.
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    BANDITO ATTACK | February 03, 2008
    because smash bros has always relied on online play, amirite?
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    Smiffers | February 03, 2008
    Think about it. there has been no game (to my knowlage) that hasnt had any bugs.
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      jmac353 | February 03, 2008
      Not to this level .
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    Jaw Knee | February 04, 2008
    Don't sip your tea cup yet, this game isn't even out yet in America.
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  Storm | February 03, 2008
  I wouldn't say it has more bugs than Gears, but it does have it's fair share. Top priority is to fix those lag issues if they can.
  
  I'm more psyched for the offline activities, tbh.
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  LZ Schneider | February 03, 2008
  lol Nintendo drops the ball with the online feature with another game again. How surprising...
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  Remino52 | February 03, 2008
  It will always be awesome of course.
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  Kinetic | February 03, 2008
  Good thing I really don't care much for online play. I'm getting this game because I know it will be fun with friends.
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  Seeker X | February 03, 2008
  It was obvious from the beginning that the game was mostly based on singleplayer/offline multiplayer features, online was just the icing on the cake, anybody who has played the past SSB games should've known that...
  
  ...does this mean the Brawl articles will finally stop flooding GameGrep already??? It's getting kinda boring now.
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    jmac353 | February 03, 2008
    It's not icing on the cake if it sucks.
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    Catboy14 | February 04, 2008
    My thoughts exactly. This would be an amazing game even without online, so having it (even if it isn't the best) is just extra.
    
    And you have to expect that there re going to be a lot of SSBB articles. One of the most anticipated games of the past few years has just come out.
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  gotenks992 | February 03, 2008
  So much complainers about the online play.
  
  I wonder how many of you actually friends that can come over and play the damn game with you.
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    Play ISDF | February 03, 2008
    Yes I do agree there are a lot of complainers, but it's for good reason. I have no doubt that Brawl itself is pretty fun. Getting a few friends over and having some games is great, but can you have your friends over 24/7 to play games at anytime you want? Can you have a friend on the other side of the world come over in like 5 minutes to have a game? Of course not. It's why online play is a pretty big thing, you can vs friends at anytime, anywhere (well as long as you have a Wi-Fi connection), or if you can't play with friends since they are all busy or something, you can vs complete strangers. Fact, Human is more fun to vs over AI generally. Multiplayer has kept old games alive for years and years. Just look at Starcraft or Diablo 2. Blizzard made those games many years ago, yet they are still played A LOT. If it wasn't for multiplayer then those two games would only get played about 1/4th the amount they are now.
    
    So yeah, there are a lot of complainers, but it's very understandable.
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  Xegaldis | February 03, 2008
  Hm, I know there's quite a few people who may be disappointed with this. I really don't know what to expect. I'm one who uses advanced techniques, and most of them have been removed in this game, so this is the reason why I'm doubting the enjoyment, for myself. But I don't think it will be a bad game, it just loses the speed that I love.
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  ConkerASkyJockey | February 03, 2008
  Online play is not what makes Smash a good series. The series had perfect scores without it.
  
  Still, I expected some online experience. But hey, that's in Japan. It's bound to be different in North America.
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  Final Blade | February 03, 2008
  Who deleted my post, not fair that was an honest opinion from a Super Smash Brothers fan. So like i said i guess i should rent this game. I mean After a few weeks its just going to get boring for me, which is why i was rooting for the online play.
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  Gothic Girl | February 03, 2008
  I do get a laugh out of the (many) fanboys in the Brawl forum who expect it's online mode to last them "forever". All games get old, online or not. Even if the online mode was the best part of the game, it won't last forever.
  
  Anyways, I've always been looking forward to the multi-player mode the most. There's nothing better than beating actual family and friends that you know. XD
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    Final Blade | February 04, 2008
    Exactly, i know my cousin has a wii and will be getting this game. To play with him again will bring back the old times.
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  Bri | February 04, 2008
  I always put system gameplay above online gameplay, because in the end, will Nintendo be paying the massive money it does to keep a game like Brawl online in five years? Highly doubtful, and if they do, it'll be a less expansive server. Though it isn't the main draw to a game, its lasting appeal is still very important. Can you sit down with your friends five or even ten years from now and still have an awesome game (ala Melee?) that's what counts.