Super Smash Bros. Brawl gets EU release date

chautemoc | May 09, 2008 | News | Wii

Nintendo has just announced Super Smash Bros. Brawl will see European shores this coming June 27, a perfect time for some good ol' wrasslin'. The game will be priced at £39.99. The game - which pits famous (and not so famous) Nintendo characters (as well as third-party ones this time around) against each other - boasts an average ranking of 94 over on Metacritic, not too shabby.

The game features a large cast of characters like Meta Knight, Pit, Zero Suit Samus, Wario and even Snake. The previous game, Super Smash Bros. Melee, was developed for the GameCube and it is considered by Nintendo one of its best-selling games of all time.

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Twisted | May 09, 2008

Way old.

I submitted that 15 days ago.
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Gotenks | May 09, 2008

Duplicate Article

Edit: oooo Andrew is quick. >>
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  Twisted | May 10, 2008
  
  I'm SUPER fast. BEAT THAT.
  
  Replies are working for me now. =D
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    xegaldis | May 10, 2008
    
    If only Brawl was as fast as Andrew5, I'd be happy about this news.
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Benedict | May 09, 2008

Ohh... GREAT! Thanks. Can't wait...
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Twisted | May 09, 2008

quote
Duplicate Article

Edit: oooo Andrew is quick. >>
I win. =D

For some reason replies aren't working right now...
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chautemoc | May 09, 2008

Aw .
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Final Blade | May 10, 2008

_{Gamegrep needs a new duplicate system. Cause alot of double articles being released. And this has been the case for 6 months. So its nothing new.

Anyway its good news for EU.}