Where did you read that? And does Allstars have that because if so, good idea.

It's good, but not as good as Smash Bros.

This game makes me want to smash a bro. Maybe that's what they should have called it "bro smasher" or "Smash a playstation bro".

I remember disliking COD simply because it looked a little too much like Doom.

He could have just completely made it up, and also Ninty copying that from Allstars is nothing compared to Sony completely ripping Smash off. But regardless atleast i get to play this and Smash making me a happy camper. I can take my skills from Smash and apply them to this hopefully.

This makes no sense:

"Perhaps it's a benefit of these characters being born on more advanced hardware or not being limited to 2D platformers, but All-Stars roster feels much more imaginative and fitting than any Smash Bros. game."

That's just not true in more ways than one.

I think it's fine to like this more than Brawl, most Sony fans will "like" it better than Smash Bros. by default (it's on PS3, it has Sony characters, etc). It may boil down to whether you like ring outs vs a scoring system. But the author does seem to be more of a Sony fan because the comment I quoted is a little silly/fanboyish.

well here's the thing..the man uses vague ass hints...hints that can be used to spin either way so he can say..see this is what I meant by that if you get what I mean. I don't trust his hints at all..tho it's fun trying to decypher them 

@Fusioncode: No as they have said many times they want something that's good for both crowds. A game that's easy to get into but for those who want a deeper experience, a game that includes enough depth for that as well. This is not a highly technical game like Virtua fighter or anything afaik. But has a good learning curve.