You're looking up videos, you're finding gameplay, you're seeing prices, you're seeing sales and you're wondering, is Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl worth it? Well, let's get into it. Take it one step at a time! What's going on my dudes, one step here and welcome back to the channel. Yes, today I'm helping you decide if Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl is still worth it, and of course sharing my own opinion as well. If you find this video helpful, consider giving it a thumbs up, and of course subscribe for more guys we have new videos Monday and Friday, and we stream twice a week. So the question is, is Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl worth it? I'm going to share a couple of points with you to help you decide this, and along the way share my opinion. So the first point I want to point out to you is keep in mind that Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl is always somewhere between 20 and 30 bucks. Now you might think, okay, good price, and you're not wrong. For a game, that's not a bad price at all, especially for a platform fighter. Now it's not 60 bucks, it's not free unfortunately, but it's not top of the line either. So I'll tell you right now, you're going to get what you pay for. And what I mean by that is, Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl, though a great game and though a game that I personally enjoy and love, I love Nickelodeon, I love the characters they brought to the game, I love the game, but yes I see its flaws, and for a 420 to 30 bucks, it's kind of a trade off. Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl has 22 characters, where let's say a game like Super Smash Brothers has 90. So for, let's say half the price, you're getting almost what, a fourth of the characters if that. So, and then not only that, but again, Super Smash Brothers has about 100 stages and every stage has, you know, an Omega and Battlefield version. A lot of stage hazards for the map, whereas Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl only has 22 maps. Yes, they're making more, yes, they're making more characters as well, but the problem is, is the character in the maps releasing, kind of takes, you know, as an audience member, as a player, almost too long in your own personal life for you to keep your interest until the next game, or the next character in the map, comes out. And I want to reiterate again that I love Nickelodeon, but with that said, nostalgia can only take a game so far. I love Nickelodeon, it's so cool to pick the game up and see SpongeBob fighting Patrick and see Patrick fighting Sandy and Sandy fighting Korra and Cat Dog fighting Powder Toast Man. It is such a blast from the past quite literally, but that nostalgia, that cloud nine high only sticks around for a half hour, an hour. I want you to keep in mind as I say these things that again, the game is only always on cell between 20 and 30 bucks. So it's hard to complain, but it's also pretty easy. With that said, the game has no voice acting. So for any kind of fire to you, play Tekken, Mortal Kombat, Super Smash Brothers, you're used to the characters having these voices and expressions and emotions. And Nickelodeon also abroad doesn't really have that. It makes the game feel a little lackluster when all you hear is punching noises, not even grunts, not even like, ah, ah, not nothing happens with the character that they're voice. It's also missing items. I don't know about you, but for a platform fighter, even a couple items is mixed, the game, you know, kind of mixes it up, mixes it a little bit of fun. When you're in the mood to throw in some items and see what you can do with the fight, with the items, it's super fun to have items that Nickelodeon also abroad does not have that. And they're also missing super moves. And it brings up super moves because in modern day fighters, almost every fighter has that again, Super Smash Brothers, Mortal Kombat, injustice. You're used to these like crazy, comeback stories, these crazy, comeback plays that almost always involve a super move or something like that. And Nickelodeon also abroad just does not have that. So they just don't have enough things to really mix up the game to make you want to play more games. A couple of more things that Nickelodeon also abroad is missing is they only have a couple of game modes and one of them is almost so lackluster that no one ever plays it. So you really only have one game mode and that's just standard fighting on the 22 map choices you have. So more game modes would be nice. Again, games like Super Smash Brothers Ultimate, even Mortal Kombat has their towers, something to mix it up, something to make you want to play for more than just one day. And if you do play a lot longer than the game and you have friends you want to play with, something that's always nice to have in the game with all the characters that you have is even simple skins. And yes, Nickelodeon also abroad did bring a couple of skins to the game. But when I say a couple of skins, I mean a couple of skins. I mean, the every character only has two skins. If you have four people and you all want to play Reptar, well, two of you are going to look the same no matter what. They're only two skins per character and that's not a huge deal cause medically of course. But it is nice to again, even visually, mix the game up even a little bit. With all that said, I again want to, I just want to say that I do love this game. It is so much fun. In my opinion, if you find it for $10, $20, I think it's worth it personally. But anything more than that's hard to argue that it's worth it. That is my opinion. So with that said, let me know down below what do you think the game is worth it? Do you think it's never worth it? Do you like the game? Do you hate it? What are your thoughts on the game so far? If you've played it, if you have not played it, what are you contemplating again? Let me know down below. I hope this video was helpful for you. If it was, click into this video next. I'm sure you'll enjoy this one as well. Thank you so much for watching today. I will see you in the next video and or stream. And tell them my dudes as always. I'll see you one step at a time. Thanks again.