Graphics: 10/10

Story: 8/10

Overall Gameplay: 10/10

Music: Epic/10

Yes, you know it. And if you don't, WERE HAVE YOU F-ING BEEN?

Anyways, Brawl is the third in a series of Super Smash Bros. games ranging from the N64-GCN.

It is so far the most interactive, fun, and exciting of the series in my opinion and also has some very epic gameplay.

The graphics are VERY good, especially for a simple side scroller. I just love how they made some of the texture layers so detailed like Link's tonic and Mario's overalls.

Yes, there actually is a Story mode in this Smash game. It is known to most as the Sub Space Emissary or SSE. I thought the story mode was very fun, and the cutscenes were AwEsOmE! My only complaint was that it didn't really make much sense. The events were a bit thrown together at random and there really was no clear plotline throughout the game. It also didn't help that none of the Characters talked to explain anything that was going on. I still give it a decent rating though because it was awesome nonetheless.

The Music track was purely Epic. About every single awesome Nintendo song was included somewere in the game. You can even unlock new music throughout the gameplay! They also included awesome songs from Sonic and Metal Gear Solid which added to the epicness. It continued to be the awesomest line up of Nintendo tracks I've heard in a single game.

The overall Gameplay was fantastic, amusing, and full of fun all at once. It kept the main ideas of the previous Smash titles, but also added a unique new twist into it. It's kinda like Nintendos saying: "We know you liked the old one, but heres something new as well!"

Some of the new things added were Assist Trophies (much like pokeballs) and also Final Smash attacks. Basically, the Final Smash attacks were like each individual character's special finishing attack often ending in a KO. This attack can only bee activated by breaking open a Smash Orb.

Overall, it's a very nice game though it's not quite what I expected from the rumors I heard from all the over hyped up fans on the net...it still was cool, and still was Smash.