Super Smash Bros.
The Most innovative fighting game that uses a damage percent counter instead of a heath bar has 40 playable characters and packed with unlockable features and game modes.
Super Smash Bros. by Goron July 3, 2005
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Super Smash Bros.
Player 1: What the hell is oging on on this game?
Player 2: I have no idea.
Player 3: Let's say it sucks on UB!
Player 4: But then the Nintendo zealots will be after us!
Player 2: I have no idea.
Player 3: Let's say it sucks on UB!
Player 4: But then the Nintendo zealots will be after us!
Super Smash Bros. by Captain N February 20, 2005
Super Smash Bros.
The greatest game in existence, unlike fortnite, it has actual content. Sure, online can get annoying sometimes, but overall, I see this game as the idea of fun from god himself. Need I say more?
Jack could not stop playing Super Smash Bros. Day after day, he got better while he, himself, looked like a sack of potatoes.
Super Smash Bros. by ThatoneR.O.B.main September 23, 2020
Super Smash Bros.
A 2-dimensional fighting game series by Nintendo, featuring iconic members of the Nintendo cast (i.e. Mario, Link, etc.) as well as guest characters from other franchises (i.e. Solid Snake, Persona 5’s Joker, Cloud Strife, etc.).
All Smash Bros games follow the same basic formula: Victory is achieved by launching the opponent out of the arena. Attack your opponent to damage them, which makes them easier to launch. Often, the game is played with 2-3 lives, although there is an option with infinite lives and a time limit, and even a “health points” mode (Stamina Battle).
All Smash Bros games follow the same basic formula: Victory is achieved by launching the opponent out of the arena. Attack your opponent to damage them, which makes them easier to launch. Often, the game is played with 2-3 lives, although there is an option with infinite lives and a time limit, and even a “health points” mode (Stamina Battle).
Dude A: “Wanna smash?”
Dude B: “Bro…”
A few minutes later:
*both dudes frantically button-mashing Switch controllers on Super Smash Bros.*
Dude B: “Bro…”
A few minutes later:
*both dudes frantically button-mashing Switch controllers on Super Smash Bros.*
Super Smash Bros. by Jonathan C. Fruitloop III June 24, 2022
Super Smash Bros
Super Smash Bros by Kramerkape October 5, 2018
Super Smash Bros
A game series made by Nintendo that has been consistently popular and has proven that no gamer hates Nintendo.
Guy 1: Dude, why do you still play Nintendo? It's so childish.
Guy 2: Says the guy who insisted on playing Super Smash Bros.
Guy 1:...
Guy 2: Says the guy who insisted on playing Super Smash Bros.
Guy 1:...
Super Smash Bros by No Yu June 25, 2014
Super Smash Bros
Microsoft fan: “You should play Halo”
Me: (yelling) “Eat super smash bros, bitch” (proceeds to throw 3ds in Microsoft fans face)
Me: (yelling) “Eat super smash bros, bitch” (proceeds to throw 3ds in Microsoft fans face)
Super Smash Bros by BluePikmin July 7, 2018
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