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Maybe I shouldn't be telling you this, maybe I should, but apparently one of the characters in Smash Bros Melee is Sonic the Hedgehog, news has it one of the first deals Nintendo worked apon with Sega was the use of there character in the new game, maybe he is a boss, maybe he is the best chacracter, who knows, lets just hope ts true....
...and also Mario can do the Raguki move which he used so much in Mario Bros 3, when he can turn into a statue and not be moved nor harmed....
...also there will be these characters that date from the NES era, and they are getting touched up and chucked in...
...so in conclusion, I am going to pick Smash Bros Melee as my gameaday.
That is all I have heard.
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...and also Mario can do the Raguki move which he used so much in Mario Bros 3, when he can turn into a statue and not be moved nor harmed....
...also there will be these characters that date from the NES era, and they are getting touched up and chucked in...
...so in conclusion, I am going to pick Smash Bros Melee as my gameaday.
That is all I have heard.
er-no
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Grix it was actually made!
It connected to the Super NES using the Ext. Port at the bottom of it (The NES and N64 both have this port too, and the NES one was used in America for floppy disks, not sure about UK though and the N64 would've been used with the DD)
It connected to the Super NES using the Ext. Port at the bottom of it (The NES and N64 both have this port too, and the NES one was used in America for floppy disks, not sure about UK though and the N64 would've been used with the DD)
Grix it was actually made!
It connected to the Super NES using the Ext. Port at the bottom of it (The NES and N64 both have this port too, and the NES one was used in America for floppy disks, not sure about UK though and the N64 would've been used with the DD)
It connected to the Super NES using the Ext. Port at the bottom of it (The NES and N64 both have this port too, and the NES one was used in America for floppy disks, not sure about UK though and the N64 would've been used with the DD)
Whoops sorry about that triple post! My modem mucked up.
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