30°

Super Smash Bros. Brawl to include saved replay video

It looks like the popular saved replay idea from Halo 3 is catching on. Wii's recently delayed Super Smash Bros. Brawl will incorporate video recording and sharing of brawls and target smash mode. The announcement from the game's creator Masahiro Sakurai is buried in the second half of his latest blog update. The first half mentions target smash mode, something that has been in the past two games, will also appear in Brawl. So, you may have missed the more exciting second half of his post if you didn't scroll down.

Sakurai says that the game will allow you to record and review up to three minutes of replay data. Then, you can send your favorite clips to your Wii Friends. How many times have you played SSB on GameCube or N64 and wanted to preserve a radical explosion or game-ending move that sent everyone else in all different directions? Now you can do just that in Brawl and constantly remind your soon-to-be-former friends of your awesome victory via Wii-mail.

Two screenshots of the video replay are at Gaming Target.
SwiderMan - contributor
Published: 839 days 9 hours ago | News | Wii
 
 
 

Wii
Rolling out today: Super Monkey Ball Step &...
Wii | News
Break out the Wii Balance Board and get ready to immerse yourself in a new Super Monkey Ball game from SEGA. Super Monkey Ball Step & Roll is n...

Multi
Icrontic: New Releases for the Week of Daring G...
Multi | News
Icrontic's articulate CB Droege brings us this week's interesting new releases in gaming. Featured this week are Bioshock 2, The Daring Game for Gi...

Multi
Australian man forced to pay Nintendo $1.5 million
Multi | News
An Australian Queenslander accused of pirating New Super Mario Bros. Wii has settled out of court with Nintendo. Today, The alleged pirate has to p...

Wii
1UP: Shiren The Wanderer Review
Wii | Review
Shiren does a great job of straddling the divide between accessibility and challenge, presenting a roguelike experience that may well appeal to any...
About N4G
N4G is a social game news site that covers the game industry 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
More Info... | Submit News