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Topic	What do you consider to be the most revolutionary video game ever?
Rango 12/23/20 11:15:19 PM #73:	LeonhartFour posted... your idea of impact is apparently hype nothing beats Smash in term of hype but Brawl did that, not Melee Fair enough. We'll leave it at that. I will agree Brawl did beat Melee in terms of hype especially since even more eyes were on the game thanks to Snake & Sonic and the install base of the Wii. I use Melee predominately since it started many of the Smash traditions that weren't previously featured in Smash 64. Brawl put more eyes on it and added more to what was already there. Arguably better as well if you're not a fan of Melee's scene or competitive meta. On the other hand, you can't deny the impact Melee itself left on the competitive scene. Even outside of Smash players, everyone knows what Melee is. --- http://tinyurl.com/jfdvuhu <cite>Rango posted [p:948697520] in What do yo... [t:79192988]...</cite> <quote>LeonhartFour posted... </cite> <quote>your idea of impact is apparently hype nothing beats Smash in term of hype but Brawl did that, not Melee</quote> Fair enough. We'll leave it at that. I will agree Brawl did beat Melee in terms of hype especially since even more eyes were on the game thanks to Snake & Sonic and the install base of the Wii. I use Melee predominately since it started many of the Smash traditions that weren't previously featured in Smash 64. Brawl put more eyes on it and added more to what was already there. Arguably better as well if you're not a fan of Melee's scene or competitive meta. On the other hand, you can't deny the impact Melee itself left on the competitive scene. Even outside of Smash players, everyone knows what Melee is. --- http://tinyurl.com/jfdvuhu</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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