Melee vs. Brawl

Really? I find Ganondorf's molest to be way too slow.

Samus has a better molest without all her armor, in my opinion.
 
I find Melee's physics to be better than Brawls (I hate perfect shielding!). It made me go back into the game more times than Brawl.

However, Brawl had more replayability and decent music. You can also hack it
 
I wouldn't go back to Brawl if it weren't for stuff like Homebrew, Brawl Vault, texture hacks, model imports, moveset hacking, music swapping, etc.

Melee had a much better gameplay and the computers were fun to play against.
 
Yoshiwaker and I donated our Gamecube along with a score of other great games to our church recently.

What's the most played, you ask?

Yup, Melee.

That said, I'm in a better position now to comment on the differences than I was earlier because I've played it more recently.

why

why was marth nerfed

also why was fox nerfed

Basically, what happens is Yoshiwaker and I dominate the games (he mains Fox and seconds Roy, I main Marth and second Young Link) and I'm slightly better.

And let me tell you all this: Melee has no tripping, so is therefore awesome.
 
Marth isn't necessarily nerfed. He's still in a good tier list position.

Why was Mario nerfed? He wasn't an excellent character to start with anyway.
 
Marth may not have been nerfed, but his attacks seem more sluggish and he doesn't dominate the game like he does in Melee.

I suppose it's attributable to the gameplay changes and new characters, though, so not too bad.

Fox nerf though - why.
'3K said:
Dr. Javelin said:
why was marth nerfed

also why was fox nerfed
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WHY CAN'T SAMUS FREAKING KILL
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True, the Samus nerf was arguably the worst nerf of all of them.

But hey, we do get Zero Suit Samus as an added bonus, and she isn't a bad fighter, so...
 
Link was nerfed from a bad character to a worse character. -_- I feel sorry for him for being bad in all three games.
 
I'm actually surprisingly good with Link in Brawl - his shield blocks projectiles well if you know how to use it, which is a nifty trick that most people don't expect. One trick is to walk forward by tapping the left/right direction so that he shifts between his walk animation and his idle animation, which keeps his shield in front of him.

Also, his main problem is his high learning curve - meaning, if you can get good with him, he's actually a rather good character.
 
I've always been good with Link...not Toon Link, though. I don't like him as much.