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I disagree, but only barely, and in the way you compare them, of course Brawl will win, but when comparing fatal flaws, Melee has none that I can think of, where Brawl has the infamous tripping. While I personally am not horribly annoyed by tripping, the thing is, it was only included to punish the competitive players for playing the game in a way they didn't intend and in the process made it a smidgen less fun for everyone. Cause there is no liking tripping, there is only a how much does tripping bug you on a scale of 1/10; it adds nothing to the game, and I'm referring to the random 1%(2% for Luigi, poor weegee) chance of tripping when dashing, not banana peel tripping, that's fine.

I play with the Wii Remote and Nunchuck. Works just as well.

I would still argue for melee due to it pacing and lack of in game fatigue, intentional controller lag, tripping, and smash balls in brawl.

Brawl at tournaments. Funniest thing I have heard all day. Now all I am waiting for is bejewled tournaments. Seriously though, Brawl is a good game to have fun with, though the game play trips over it own tripping mechanics, which is probably one of my biggest gripes with the game. The second being that with the items on the smash ball comes out way too often to even put it in if you want to play, so I generally never have it used. The emissary was fun, but once you beat it you really don't have a reason to go back. In contrast the number of things that melee introduced was far more overwhelming than what brawl had done. The general game play in melee was far faster which I think offers more engaging game. I give your review seven asses.

On another note I find it almost funny how lengthy of an argument the pro melee people give. Whereas those who support Brawl give 1-3 sentences that talk about characters being the soul reason or giving an opinion with no supporting evidence. I guess it just speaks the generation difference...

It's a really good show, and I agree that brawl would win in a head to head. But I do wish that you would have given the point to melee in the controller/engine department mainly due to the amount of control the physics engine allowed in melee in reference to "shining", "wavedashing" and other techiniques. This is counterable and in my opinion a better set of features in comparison to brawl's trip gimmick, infinite dodges in air, "bounce" glitching and chain grappling.

I approve of this show. I'm glad to know I can use gamecube controllers in Brawl and which game is better in gameplay. Thank you.

what was the song at the 1:49 mark?