Recent content by Another Fan

Hm, don't know Sentinel, Yahtzee mentioned that it takes a long, long time to get used to all the mechanics though. Anyway, uh... I'm in the minority on this one, I guess. I found this review terribly boring, and awfully brief. Eh, obviously the formula would get old eventually, but I guess...

While I found the review very amusing and in fine taste really, I seem to disagree quite a bit with the vast majority of people in this thread. Yahtzee wasn't being a douche to the fanboys or putting them in their place. He just took out some fairly badly written and rushed defenders of...

I think this one was pretty fun. And I am an SSBB fan. Can't say I agree with a lot of SSBB haters on the board here, but Yahtzee's criticisms in the review were valid enough for me. Anyway, yeah, fun. I rather liked how Yahtzee called us out on the whole "defending Nintendo" thing. God works...

I'm sure we'll reach 1k. Let's just bash both sides and the ambiguous ones! Heh. Funny how the debate doesn't really exist even. Just people keep coming in and stating their opinion. Is anyone actually bothered by anyone's opinion here? To me, it only sort of bugs me that people assume...

Uh, sorry to point this out, but he played the entire Adventure Mode. He references one of the final levels in it in the whole play it twice thing. The Great Maze is really the only part you have to do levels over again. Though the point that others make a decision based on hearsay is fairly...

Hm... seems like things like anti-fanboys do exist. That's a bit annoying. Yeah, Brawl has flaws, but for people who appreciate the spectacle of playing and the shoutouts to nostalgia and obscurity, things like, repetitive adventure mode or featuring unlockable characters, seem like...

You know what? I'm a big nintendo fan. And fanboy, obviously, as I did defend the name and love Super Smash Bros. Brawl. But! I found this review, as quite expected, funny, not that mean at all really and all the points are just matters of taste really. At the beginning, you could tell it...