Somehow my practicing with computers didn't happen in Melee and I doubt I would be that good. It was on the N64 where I was great. Played a 15 stock match against 3 level 9 computers on the same team and I only lost 2 stocks. Melee just feels so different in contact though.
Is there an update today? I don't remember how they routine it.
No, not today only monday-friday.
@Fuzzmosis: What I hate about CPU´s though: They can´t "learn". You can repeat your attacks a hundred times, the´ll never find a way to counter them.
Human players can you can´t use the same tatics twenty times playing agains your friends.
Just sad my friends always want to Play Wii Sports... I rather go out with them or have some party instead of playing Golf every day... 
| Sporticus said: Never played a Smash Brother's myself, this will be my first. Should I bother with the GC one? |
BUY SSBM NOW OR YOU'LL REGRET IT!
Mii want to smash
Need people to play online with me for Brawl.
4382-1731-1511.
Name is DROAK.
Peach on Monday! (sorry someone had to call it.)
| clandecyon said: Peach on Monday! (sorry someone had to call it.) |
It probably will be her. I expect her profile this week.
So Melee will be hard to find after this game launches you say?
“The Hardcore of the Peach is its pits. Try to get the whole fruit!”
- John Lucas
“Every industry is filled with the grave stones of companies who kept doing the same thing.”
- Reggie Fils-Aime
“You don’t play Graphics, you look at them.”
- Unknown
“Casual Gaming = Anything that’s not an FPS”
- Sony Fandom
| Sporticus said: So Melee will be hard to find after this game launches you say? |
maybe, who knows, just buy it! It kicks ass!
What's the deal with the list of franchise icons I see here and there...
A list of 18, which people seem to be filling in randomly when new icons are seen, most recently the Earthbound/Mother icon... Does anyone know what I'm talking about? Where is this coming from?
"[Our former customers] are unable to find software which they WANT to play."
"The way to solve this problem lies in how to communicate what kind of games [they CAN play]."
Satoru Iwata, Nintendo President. Only slightly paraphrased.
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