| Console | Nintendo Wii |
| Publisher | Nintendo |
| Developer | Game Arts , Sora Ltd |
| Genre | Fighting |
| Downloads | 54,282 |
| Released | March 9, 2008 |
Welcoming you to a fight that will go down in history, where anything can happen, anybody may show up, and there are no guarantees of anything happening.
Following in the footsteps of its illustrious ancestors, Brawl is a platform fighter who employs a combat system distinct from conventional fighting games. Players have a wide variety of characters to pick, and as they progress through the game’s many levels, they do their best to eliminate their rivals from view. The majority of the playable characters in Brawl are the same as those in the games that came before it, such as Mario and Pikachu.
In multiplayer games, characters from all of Nintendo’s universes come together in Nintendo settings to wage battle against one another.
In the single-player mode of Smash Bros., referred to as “The Subspace Emissary,” the game’s universe is attacked by a being known as the Ancient Minister and his army of creatures known as “The Primed.”
In the universe of Smash Bros., characters usually come to life to engage in combat and then revert into trophies when they have been beaten.
On the other hand, the Ancient Minister begins transforming characters into trophies to harvest their power. He then detonates bombs that pull portions of the earth back into his Subspace domain.
The side-scrolling stages are played to achieve this objective, requiring all protagonists to collaborate to defeat the aliens that have invaded Subspace.