Nintendô ôru sutâ dairantô Sumasshu burazâzu

Video Game
1999
E

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Nintendô ôru sutâ dairantô Sumasshu burazâzu (1999)

Mario, Link, Samus and everybody's favorite Nintendo characters battle it out in a no-holds-barred tournament.Mario, Link, Samus and everybody's favorite Nintendo characters battle it out in a no-holds-barred tournament.Mario, Link, Samus and everybody's favorite Nintendo characters battle it out in a no-holds-barred tournament.

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8.4/10

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Awards
- 2 nominations

Photos6

Top cast20

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Charles Martinet

Mario
(voice)
(as Charles Martinee)
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Nobuyuki Hiyama

Link
(voice)

Kazumi Totaka

Yoshi
(voice)

Makiko Ômoto

Kirby
(voice)
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Shinobu Satouchi

Fox McCloud
(voice)

Ikue Ôtani

Pikachu
(voice)
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Ryô Horikawa

Captain Falcon
(voice)

Rachael Lillis

Jigglypuff
(English version)
(voice)
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Jeff Manning

Narrator
(voice)
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Michael Haigney

Koffing
(English version)
(voice)
(uncredited)
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Tomoe Hanba

Lucky
(voice)
(uncredited)

Unshô Ishizuka

Fushigibana
(voice)
(uncredited)
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Mayumi Izuka

Pippi
(voice)
(uncredited)

Mika Kanai

Purin
(voice)
(uncredited)

Katsuyuki Konishi

Kabigon
(voice)
(uncredited)
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Shin'ichirô Miki

Charizard
(voice)
(uncredited)
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Tara Sands

Clefairy
(English version)
(voice)
(uncredited)

Eric Stuart

Blastoise
(English version)
(voice)
(uncredited)
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Storyline

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Trivia
Pit, a newcomer in the sequel Dairantô Sumasshu Burazâzu ekkusu (2008) for the Nintendo Wii, was originally supposed to be an unlockable character in "Super Smash Bros.", but due to the sudden yet enormous popularity of Pokemon, he was replaced by Jigglypuff.

Goofs
Ness refers to his magic attacks as "PK" attacks. This is supposed to be "PSI." (The Earthbound games use the term PSI to refer to magic, though an early beta version of the game used PK, and this is probably what caused the error.)

Quotes
Captain Falcon: Falcon PUNCH!

Crazy credits
During the credits, the credits can be clicked on with the controller, telling what that person does or did in the making of this game. After the credits, the game displays a picture of your character in their environment or cute pictures such as Luigi holding a flag that reads "#1".

Alternate versions
Many changes were made for the Western version. For instance, the attack sounds were replaced by new ones. The How to Play tutorial is different in the Western version. Luigi's Super Jump Punch and Purin's Rest (if timed correctly) make a "PING!" sound, rather than a "punch" as in the Japanese version. A "Congratulations!" picture is shown if one clears 1P Game in the Western version. Purin's name was changed to Jigglypuff. Also, the Beam Sword had different sound effects in the Western version.

Connections
Edited into Dai-Rantô Smash Brothers Deluxe (2001)

Soundtracks
Opening
Written by Hirokazu Ando

User reviews19

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Featured review

10/10

Isn't it smashing?

All together at once.

Mario, Luigi, Fox and more.

Super Smash Bros is still worth playing for old school gamers these days.

If you want something else than the latest shoot em up game play Super Smash Bros.

Giant Donkey Kong vs other Nintendo characters and on with your classic Nintendo Soundtrack.

The game is more fun for multi players.

Some of the mini games are break the targets.

In the fights you will get Poke balls, fire flowers and more.

The game ranks simple from one against one to a big bunch of Yoshi clones.

Give this a go if you like fighting games, or just for nostalgia.

Find this on emulator, or if you are lucky enough find the real thing at the second hand store.

10/10