The first one isn't that bad.  It's not like you pause the game and zoom into the character in every match.  Of course it's going to look very dated if you do that.  In actuality it still looks great (and is still fun to play).

@Wow  :   Yeah I know but it didn't give me anymore that sensation I first had.

When I first saw 3D games my heart skipped some beats of adrealine and if I see them now it is like 'WTH my heart skipped beats for that?'.

 FYI, the Star Fox level they showed in Brawl is the Melee Star Fox level, it's unchanged.

They should of gone with a graphically Improved SB64 Starfox stage the size of the great fox is just funny, its got a tiny bridge where i guess one of fox's team kinda lies down in, also the fact you had to double jump to get back over the tail fin added a good element to the stage.

Yeah, it's kinda lame that they used the Corneria level for the Brawl comparison. It's cool because it shows just how much has changed while keeping it on a familiar level, but the Corneria stage in Brawl is graphically identical, it's just there for nostalgia.

And that'll confuse people like griffin who didn't know that.

Fox's character model was so very bad in the original Super Smash Bros. It's not hard to see that it was never intended to be seen outside of the cockpit of an Arwing, or up close.

Lmao, I love how they ended it with a montage of Falcon Punches, plus Falcon Kirby Punch.

after watching the video again I see how much the series has moved on, I can also see how much better Brawls graphics are when compared to Melee.

I loved the original Smash Brothers. The graphics look very ugly by modern standards, but they weren't bad at all for 1998. Although we only had 12 characters and 9 stages, I spent sooooo much time playing with my friends. I'm one of the few people who still prefers the original Smash over Melee too; the Gamecube sequel just played too fast and had too much "wavedashing" (or whatever you call it) for my tastes.

The falcon punches at the end was awesome.