The eyes of boxing enthusiasts around the world are glued to their TV sets. Electricity fills the air as fans, buzzing with anticipation, file towards their seats. Super Smash Bros. Just think. Super Smash Bros. is anything but a typical fighting game. You can almost hear the ring announcer.
Battles take place on three-dimensional stages suspended in the middle of nowhere.
Items such as bombs, bats, swords and ray-guns randomly appear along the way, assisting the first player to grab them. Not unlike the annoyingly repetitive background music, single-player mode gets old in a big hurry. So much for the hype. Jim Fleming 2000 One Voice Communications. The Glass House Be careful who you trust.