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KylieDog said:
Einsam_Delphin said:
KylieDog said:
Einsam_Delphin said:


Brawler, fighter. Tomato, tomahto. I'm pretty sure you fight in Smash Bros., just like you race in Mario Kart, hence they can be considered fighting and racing type games respectively.


Is a clear difference.  Is like trying to call Mario Kart a driving simulator, well you drive in it don't you?



It's not a driving simulator because it doesn't use real word cars or mechanics. It is a racer however because you, well, race.


Right and SSB is not a fighter because it does not use 1v1 at a time combat, health bars or a round system.



Doesn't matter how you fight, as long as fighting is the main draw of the game then said game can be considered a fighter. How you fight just determines the specific type of fighting game it is.