Anyway, 1UP reports that the Wii's upcoming (well, 2008) title Super Smash Bros Brawl will not be left out in the snow, or any other sort of awful weather, when it comes to recording your frenetic matches. Players will be able to save up to three minutes of match time, and share it with friends and enemies.
The news is also on the official Smash Bros DOJO website, for the doubters out there.
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Pure unadulterated fun. They don't make them like this anymore...especially not the triple A industry.
Call me narcistic, but I hope more games start having a feature such as this. Or even better, like the Theater mode in Halo 3, which saves entire matches.
Okay, now just understand that that wii maybe doesn't have all the hd space of the other next gen consoles, for now I am very happy. too many times I've wanted to study what I did wrong when playing my friend who always kicks my ass. Now I can. Thank Halo for making that a feature, and now it'll be in future games.
look at everyone copying Halo 3. Yes copying Halo 3 you idiots, because it just so happens this gets added right when halo 3 got released.
That is a neat feature but not really one I would use. I mean, in Halo 3, the only movies that I really watch are games that I play myself and that is only once in a while. After all, why watch a video of gameplay when you can actually play?
This feature predates Halo 3 by years and years.