[Otal Nimrodi]

Well, I dug up my old N64 yesterday and was playing it, and wondered, well, the question above.
I want to know what you think.

[rock_dash]

Well, I dug up my old N64 yesterday and was playing it, and wondered, well, the question above.
I want to know what you think.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Melee, obviously! I never understood why anyone would choose Meele over 64. Meele is basically the same game but much improved. The only thing I can think of is if someone didn't like thier favorite character being more balanced (Link is slower in Melee, but I still use him more than anyone else.)

[Otal Nimrodi]

I like them equally. Melee had a few new nice bits, but 64 is a classic. Melee is a bit better, but a bit worse as well in many ways. It also has alot of virtually cloned characters (Falco/Fox for example)

[SimeSublime]

I've only played 64 a few times, so I can't really comment. Though I am absolutly terrible at the game.

[floppydisk]

I like them equally. Melee had a few new nice bits, but 64 is a classic. Melee is a bit better, but a bit worse as well in many ways. It also has alot of virtually cloned characters (Falco/Fox for example)

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

They're forgiven for taking the cheap way out, cause they added like, 10 brand new characters.

I like melee better. Graphics, fighting and balance were all improved. In 64, the fighting was slower and lots of the time just devolved into rolling dodge contests.

[HMC]

This is like asking if one would prefer to use a damaged football helmet or a slightly more damaged one.

[rock_dash]

This is like asking if one would prefer to use a damaged football helmet or a slightly more damaged one.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Not entirely sure what you're implying there. Care to elaborate?

[Otal Nimrodi]

Hey, I know a kid who really liked 64 better., And his favorite character wasn't at all reduced.

[SithAvenger]

Melee of course. The two are alike but Melee has more characters, more levels, better graphics and more game modes.

Man, I can't wait for Super Smash Brothers 3.

[SimeSublime]

This is like asking if one would prefer to use a damaged football helmet or a slightly more damaged one.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Not entirely sure what you're implying there. Care to elaborate? 

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

He's saying that neither of them are all that good.

[looktothesky]

And his favorite character wasn't at all reduced.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Who, Pikachu? lol

I'm not sure which one I like better, so I chose Melee in the votey thing. I haven't played the games that much to get a good feel of it, since the only times I did play it was at my friend's house, and I'd get my butt kicked every time.

[HMC]

He's saying that neither of them are all that good.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Actually no. I probably could have thought of a better obscure analogy. My point is that one has almost no advantage over the other at all.

[Al Creed]

I found SSB: Melee to be powerfully addictive. With a massive roster, and kickass gameplay, the game f'n rules.

[A Link to the Past]

Melee. Only flaw present was the lack of character intros.

[floppydisk]

For the next game, I want more rules that can be customized. Like having one character metal, or one character invisible. That way there can be cool 4 player games where it's an actually fair 3 VS 1.