Mario Kart Wii - The Biggest Mario Kart Wii Forum - View Single Post - Diableos' Guides

Diableos Auros · 12:44 PM

Diableos' Guides - Guide to Brawling

Welcome to my Super Smash Bros. Brawl guide. Whether you’re new to Super Smash Brothers or if you are a veteran, there is bound to be something that you will find useful.

You might be thinking, “Hey Diableos, why should I read your guide for Super Smash Bros. Brawl?” Well, I can tell you that this guide was written by a 10-year Smash Brothers veteran. That’s right; me.

If there is anything you do not understand, if you have a question, if you see any typos/mistakes, etc, feel free to tell me. However, if you have nothing nice to say, then don’t say anything at all.

Contents:

Please click one of the following links to skip directly to that chapter.

★Contents★
★Updates★
★Introduction★
★General Information★
★In-game Assistance★
★Strategies★
★Strategies (continued)★
★Extra Hints★
★Credits★

Updates

14/10/09 - The userbars are no longer available and have been removed.
2/7/09 - Edited the layout of the guide (changed the font).
6/6/09 - Edited the layout of the guide (added Brawl-related images to each post and slightly changed the look of each sub-chapter title).
6/6/09 - Began Update Overview posts.
6/6/09 - Edited the layout of the guide (changed the font).
6/6/09 - Edited the layout of the guide (added more colour).
6/6/09 - Added the CD Factory sub-chapter to the Extra Hints chapter.
5/6/09 - Removed the text title and replaced it with a userbar.
4/6/09 - Removed the old red userbars, and added newer, cooler userbars.
4/6/09 - Added the Standard Combos, Projectile Attacks, and Smash Attacks sections to the General Strategies sub-chapter.
4/6/09 - Split the Attacks and Special Moves section into three, longer sections within the Extra Information sub-chapter.
4/6/09 - Added the Updates Chapter.
3/6/09 - Posted this guide on mariokartwii.com.

Introduction:

Super Smash Bros. Brawl is the long-awaited third title in the Smash Bros. series. The first title was a surprise hit on the Nintendo 64, with the sequel, Super Smash Bros. Melee, becoming one of the best-selling titles for the Nintendo GameCube. Now, just over a year after the release of the Nintendo Wii, the third title in the series is finally available.

The new game takes elements from the previous two titles and raises the bar. A completely revamped and fleshed-out Adventure mode and online play mark the biggest additions, but everything from the character roster to the general mayhem that the series is known for are enhanced to the next level of insanity.