this looks like it could be a really good game but
i couldnt play.. you need to add instructions or something.. all i could do was run left and right. I couldnt attack, couldnt jump.. nothing..
Reviews for "Super Smash Flash"
Cleod-9 responds:
There's instructions within the game and if you read the description there's a link to my site with more info.
All in all... horrible on a dial up connection.
With dial-up, there's so much lag on the adventure levels that your biggest danger is somehow jumping to the far left of the stage. Also, wierd physics. The ground was apparently made of ceramic ice. Jumps hurt people. I got stuck in graphics 26 times. I'm sorry, but this game should have at least let me tone down the quality. All it did is make me want to put a battle axe through my monitor. It was a severly amibitious flash, but just to massive to be good everywhere. It was certainly done well, and meant well, but I just think you should have attempted to make it compatible with slow connections. 4/10 review, 2/5 vote.
3 Questions
1:Where the fuck was Yoshi?
2:Why are there Sega and Square Enix or whatever characters in a replica of a game for Nintendo characters only?
3:Where the fuck was Yoshi?
A nice bit of progamming,i could never do that,but I didn't like it.Feels like Namco,Sega and Square Enix bought Nintendo (the horror!) and made this.
Please can you answer my questions.
Your congrationationnaly (lol),Howtopian
(P.S:Where the fuck was Yoshi?Oh,and Luigi?)
It had everything down except for the fun part...
All the graphics are good, but the overall gameplay is slow, making it difficult to defeat some of the enemies and getting through some of the levels. And it takes way to long to great through hitting the targets. The idea is great, but the game itself is no where near perfect.
rip flash