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# Dynamic environments PlayStation characters Cross-Play feature PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale

**Brand:** sony
**Price:** R$237
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## Summary

> 🎉 Battle Royale Awaits: Join the Ultimate PlayStation Showdown!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale by sony
- **How much does it cost?** R$237 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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- sony enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Tournament Ready:** Compete locally or online in thrilling tournament modes.
- • **Unleash Iconic Moves:** Play as your favorite PlayStation characters with their signature abilities.
- • **Seamless Play Anywhere:** Enjoy Cross-Save and Cross-Play between PS3 and PS Vita for ultimate flexibility.
- • **Epic Environments Await:** Battle in dynamic settings inspired by beloved game worlds.
- • **Join the Mash-Up Madness:** Experience interactive events featuring a roster of PlayStation legends.

## Overview

PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale is an exhilarating fighting game that brings together iconic characters from the PlayStation universe, allowing players to engage in dynamic battles across various interactive environments. With local and online tournament modes, as well as Cross-Save and Cross-Play capabilities, this game ensures that the action never stops, whether you're on PS3 or PS Vita.

## Description

Product Description PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale is free-for-all brawler showcasing the best and brightest of PlayStation’s characters and worlds. From Kratos to Sly Cooper, Sweet Tooth to Parappa the Rapper, Sony characters from all over the gaming spectrum are brought together in a fighting adventure that’s both easy to play, and hard to master. Take the battle online for competitive multiplayer action, or go head to head with a group of friends on the couch and prove once and for all who's really the best! Characters (and their source franchises): - Kratos (God of War) - Sweet Tooth (Twisted Metal) - Fat Princess (Fat Princess) - Parappa (Parappa the Rapper) - Sly Cooper (Sly Cooper) - Colonel Radec (Killzone) - Ratchet (Ratchet & Clank) - Sackboy (LitlteBIGPlanet) - Dante (Devil May Cry) - Spike (Ape Escape) Environments: - Dreamscape (Little Big Planet) - Sandover (Jak & Daxter) - Hades (God of War) - Metropolis (Ratchet & Clank) desertcart.com PlayStation All-stars Battle Royale is a crossover brawler style fighting game featuring over 20 first, and third party characters famous from a range of game franchises. Each playable character has its own unique set of attacks and moves, and the game features 1-4 player multiplayer mash-up action, both online and in local play at home. Additional features include, tournaments, rivalries, an award system designed to encourage competition, full 1080p HD output, a range of different PlayStation themed play environments, and full PlayStation trophy support. Get Ready to Rumble on PlayStation 3 Like Never BeforePlayStation All-stars Battle Royale is a brawl on the PlayStation 3 system like nothing that has come before it. From Kratos to Sly Cooper, Sweet Tooth to PaRappa the Rapper, PlayStation characters from all over the gaming spectrum are brought together in a fighting adventure that's both easy to play, and hard to master. The game plays out across static and interactive Sony themed environments, and features local multiplayer support as well as the ability to take the battle online for competitive multiplayer action. Just a few of the game environments include: Dreamscape (LittleBigPlanet), Sandover (Jak and Daxter), Hades (God of War), and Metropolis (Ratchet & Clank). Key Game FeaturesOver 20 first and third party PlayStation characters, each with their own unique set of attacks and movesMultiple game modes - play through a single player game or an online experience via unique multiplayer modesMash-up, interactive environments created from different PlayStation IPsTournament, rivalry, and award system designed to encourage competition at all levelsFull PlayStation trophy supportAdditional Screenshots

Review: This game is not as bad as people are making it out to be - Guys, I'm gonna be honest. This game is not as bad as people are making it out to be. I just got this game about 3 weeks ago, and I've been having a absolute blast with it. I think the main problem with some of the reviews on this site is this. If you go into PlayStation All Stars judging it against Super Smash Bros. Brawl, you will not be happy, and will always find faults with it. Now let me explain myself before you all jump at my throat. This game did have some faults, be it in the Characters, Levels, Supers, Arcade Mode, and other faults, but we all need to look again. This brings out another point of mine. We need to stop looking entirely at what PlayStation All Stars did wrong, and look a little more at what they did right. I will admit, I have played Super Smash Bros. Brawl, and I know first-hand just how fun and immensely great of a game it is. After all, it did come first, and it came from a series, unlike Playstation All Stars. Having said that, I do have respect for SSBB, as while I do not have it, I have played it multiple times, either by borrowing or at a friends' house. Now, I'm gonna try to be as honest as I can, comparing the two. Comparing their "Campaign modes", I would have to say that overall, SSBB wins. I loved Subspace Emissary. All Stars' Arcade Mode was alright, but not the greatest(cough cough, stills with voice-overs) I did like the end battle against Polygon Man though. Now, for those who don't know, Polygon Man's roots trace back to the Playstation 1, when he was planned to be the mascot for the first PlayStation in North America, appearing in ads and such. However, before the console was released, Ken Kutaragi, global head of Playstation, also known as "The Father of The PlayStation", expressed anger towards the Mascot of Polygon Man, therefore, he was "taken out into the car park and quietly shot." (Polygon Man that is) So, there are some back-stories behind this game. When it comes to the Multiplayer, that is where most of the hate comes from. I will say, that personally, in my opinion, the Super System was not as bad as people are making it out to be. It even added a strategic sense to the game in a way, which was the skill of knowing your character's supers, knowing where the enemies were, and knowing when to use them the right way. True, it IS incredibly annoying when you miss with your well earned level 2 or just don't get any kills with your level 3(but if you fail the latter, you're just plain bad, no offense.) It did add a strategic sense to the kill system. I do remember SSBB had a health system, in which the higher your percentage was, and the more you took damage, the farther you would fly back from subsequent attacks, and increasing your chances of being ko'd, or flying off the stage. I did like this method to kill system, but I will say that I also enjoyed All Star's different take on it, with the Supers. Because, I remember the intense times, as soon as that Smash Ball came on stage, shimmering and glowing, it was a all-out blood battle to get it, and release your ability. I loved that. All Stars took this "character ability", but made something cool out of it, by making 3 levels of the ability. True, some were DEFINITELY not as good as others. The Items in each game were also good in my opinion, although I think the really noticeable difference in items was that SSBB had "food" you could eat to regain some health I believe. However, there were some good items for each game, I especially love the Hammer in SSBB, and the abusive fan comes to mind too. I liked some items in All Stars, such as the Axe, and the Spear of Destiny. There were also complaints regarding the characters of All Stars. I agree, there were some disappointing characters, and some characters were not even PS exclusives. However, SSBB had one that rings clear in my mind, Snake. There may have been others. However, even some of the 3rd Party characters weren't that bad in All Stars, specifically Raiden, Big Daddy, and Dante. Upon looking it up, I found that All Stars has a total of 24 playable characters, counting the 4 DLC, while SSBB has 37. However, some of these characters were quite similar, such as Wolf and Fox, Kind Dedede and Kirby, and then Zero Suit Samus and Samus were the same character. And of course, All Stars had two Coles. However, I feel like all in all, All Stars did a better job than Brawl about making sure that the characters didn't fight too similar. And the attacks, wow, the attacks were really good for both games I must say, All Stars did a great job of making sure that no two characters fought exactly the same. With, of course, the exception of Evil Cole/Cole. And although the character roster for Brawl was great, I also liked some of the characters for All Stars, namely the classic characters like Dan and Spike, Sweet Tooth, and even PaRappa, going against some of the newer, more iconic characters, such as Nathan Drake, Kratos(who is incredibly OP) and even Sackboy(who I will admit is my personal favorite, I've mastered his moves). And as for the attacks, I felt that even though Brawl had more characters, thus more potential attacks, they also had one directional pad and one attack button(b). Meanwhile, All Stars had one left stick and 3 buttons for attacks, which I personally felt was very ingenious, just adding attack after attack after attack. True, some attacks kind of sucked, but the same could be said about Brawl. And the stages in All Stars really weren't that bad. True, I don't think there were as many in Brawl, BUT the stages in All Stars were mash-ups and dynamic stages, meaning that they would change into another game's stage, or elements from a game, while SSBB's stages did NOT I believe. I especially loved maps that blended together well, such as LittleBigPlanet/Buzz, I was personally glad to see Buzz in this game, Hades/Patapon, Fearless/Wipeout, Stowaways/Bioshock, and San Francisco/Ratchet and Clank. However, there were some maps that were just not as good as others, namely Dojo and perhaps Paris comes to mind, simply because it looked like they just slapped a few platforms on the screen and the Negativatron in the back of Paris, and Dojo was just a small room, which is good for just about only short range characters. I also heard complaints about the music being horrible. That's Bull people. The music, while not as great on a few maps, was awesome. A few maps come to mind. Black Rock Stadium, which included a Mashup of Twisted Metal/Jak and Daxter, Columbia, which was Bioshock/Twisted Metal, Dreamscape, which included LittleBigPlanet/Buzz, Fearless, another mashup of Heavenly Sword(Ah, Nariko)/Wipeout, Franzea, which was a mashup of LocoRoco/Metal Gear, the music sounded a bit childish, but that added to it, and the last two are Stowaways, which was Uncharted/Bioshock, and Rival Arena, which depended on which character you were playing as. And let me take a moment to talk about what All Stars did that Brawl didn't. One, Online play, which yes, is hard to find a match nowadays. Two, character costumes. There were some freaking AWESOME costumes for characters. Three, Character Customization, you could customize, on top of your costume/costume color, your intro, taunt, outro, and victory music. That was cool. Four, Player Customization. You could customize your Minion, Background, and Icon, which added a sense to distinguish yourself from the others. And 5, which was huge for me. Graphics. There is no doubt that PS All Stars had the greater graphics. This came in handy a lot, I liked looking close up at taunts, intros, and throwing opponents. And the gameplay was NOT CLUNKY. It was very smooth and linear. I also liked the Goals that you could do to level up your character. Now, some things that I hated about All Stars. It seemed like, when looking at the map selection, it just seems like so few maps. Makes it feel boring in a way. Arcade Mode, which sucked compared to Brawl's, but was interesting none the less. Overpowered, unpatched characters, namely Dante, Raiden, Kratos, Kat, and maybe Spike. I also hated how Santa Monica Studios were planning on releasing more dlc, but due to financial restrictions and being left by Sony were not able to continue. Blame Sony, not Santa Monica. So, with all that I said, above, I believe that they should make a sequel. Maybe not now, but later. And for goodness sake's Sony, actually put some great Characters in it! Crash Bandicoot, Joel, Ellie, Lara Croft, Snake, Ghost, come on, tons of others! If they could just try again and listen to the community, it would be a great game. That's all I'm saying guys. Look guys, I do respect Super Smash Bros Brawl. It did come first, and was, and still is one of the most iconic brawlers of all time. However, we need to go into this game not pitting it against Brawl. True, there were some things that Brawl did better/first, but this game was great. Definitely a massively under-rated game of the entire Sony franchise. This game is AWESOME.
Review: My most anticipated game of 2012, a kick ass! - After playing the beta and the full version for hours... I want to share my thoughts with you. First of all, I want to say that I am a huge ssb fan, I even bought a Wii just to play that game. So my expectations regarding Sony's brawler were high, thankfully the game is a sleeping beast very fun to play. STORY 7/9: The story or singleplayer campaing is the weakest feature in the game. Comparing to its competition, the singleplayer story mode will not fill your expectations, having the oportunity of making a cool and unique story mode. the developer, superbot, has created an arcade mode instead, pretty similar to tekken, but less polished. There are no animated cutscenes (expect for the 15 seconds mini cutscene between the character's rivalry), no cgi animated ending... instead the prologs and endings are static 2d art images; Although since this is a barely new franchise, its quite understandable that the game doesn't have a strong story (superbot polished the multiplayer and gameplay), perhaps further sequels will give us something better in this aspect, non the less you would expect something better coming from a first party game. PRESENTATION 9/9: Game graphics are superb. Each of the characters are very detailed and resembles perfectly, no jaggies, very good anti aliasing, light effects and shaders. The stages are also very well detailed. In this aspcet all stars does a great job. Although I'm substracting 1 point because the game menus and screens don't have the same level of quality; they do their job, they are easy to use, but there is no eye catching in them. Also, you can play ranked 2v2 matches with your buddy (he can be on his house playing online, or sitting with you on the couch playing together, although there is no multiple psn singups here :( ) GAMEPLAY 10/10: Here is were the cherry in the cake is. The gameplay is superb, the game is super fun to play and the more you play the more you don't want to stop. The game mechanics are different from SSB, there is no heath bar or meter, instead the game is based on kills made by character's specials, in paper this seems to be not that fun and challenging, but is quite the opposite, there is a high level of satisfaction when you kill someone with your special power, more if it is a level 2 or 3 were you had to earn a lot of action points to fill your special bar to perform them. Actually is more satisfying than SSB in my opinion. Multiplayer plays extremelly well (no lag from day one). Each character is different to use than the other, no as generic as SSB, more like tekken where every character has its own unique fighting style. REPLAYABILITY 10/10: There are tons of content to unlock, from costums, badges, to minions. There are many customizable multiplayer modes for you to try and play with friends and the online modes are incredible. The game is so fun to play that every mode is great. The arcade mode will help as a tutorial and practice (even though these modes do exist as well). You can play this game for hours and hours and never get bored. OVERALL: 9/10 This game is a must for every playstation and brawler fan. Haters gonna hat, wii users will hate it since its SSB's competition. Do a favor and play it before judging, this game may suprise you.

## Features

- Play as your favorite PlayStation characters with all their signature moves
- Dynamic environments straight from the characters' worlds
- Interactive mash-up events featuring additional PlayStation characters
- Local and Online tournament modes
- Never Stop Playing with Cross-Save and Cross-Play between the PS3 and PS Vita
- Purchases of the PS3 version of "PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale" include the downloadable version of the same game for PS Vita

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Platform For Display** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: It is physical or digital?**
A: Physical game bro.. great game.

**Q: The Game It's In Spanish**
A: not that I know of

**Q: if i buy the game new on amazon does it come with the online pass?**
A: Yes, it comes with online pass activation code.

**Q: does it have the DLC Vita version?**
A: The game has 4 dlc characters and 2 dlc stages.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This game is not as bad as people are making it out to be
*by A***O on December 4, 2016*

Guys, I'm gonna be honest. This game is not as bad as people are making it out to be. I just got this game about 3 weeks ago, and I've been having a absolute blast with it. I think the main problem with some of the reviews on this site is this. If you go into PlayStation All Stars judging it against Super Smash Bros. Brawl, you will not be happy, and will always find faults with it. Now let me explain myself before you all jump at my throat. This game did have some faults, be it in the Characters, Levels, Supers, Arcade Mode, and other faults, but we all need to look again. This brings out another point of mine. We need to stop looking entirely at what PlayStation All Stars did wrong, and look a little more at what they did right. I will admit, I have played Super Smash Bros. Brawl, and I know first-hand just how fun and immensely great of a game it is. After all, it did come first, and it came from a series, unlike Playstation All Stars. Having said that, I do have respect for SSBB, as while I do not have it, I have played it multiple times, either by borrowing or at a friends' house. Now, I'm gonna try to be as honest as I can, comparing the two. Comparing their "Campaign modes", I would have to say that overall, SSBB wins. I loved Subspace Emissary. All Stars' Arcade Mode was alright, but not the greatest(cough cough, stills with voice-overs) I did like the end battle against Polygon Man though. Now, for those who don't know, Polygon Man's roots trace back to the Playstation 1, when he was planned to be the mascot for the first PlayStation in North America, appearing in ads and such. However, before the console was released, Ken Kutaragi, global head of Playstation, also known as "The Father of The PlayStation", expressed anger towards the Mascot of Polygon Man, therefore, he was "taken out into the car park and quietly shot." (Polygon Man that is) So, there are some back-stories behind this game. When it comes to the Multiplayer, that is where most of the hate comes from. I will say, that personally, in my opinion, the Super System was not as bad as people are making it out to be. It even added a strategic sense to the game in a way, which was the skill of knowing your character's supers, knowing where the enemies were, and knowing when to use them the right way. True, it IS incredibly annoying when you miss with your well earned level 2 or just don't get any kills with your level 3(but if you fail the latter, you're just plain bad, no offense.) It did add a strategic sense to the kill system. I do remember SSBB had a health system, in which the higher your percentage was, and the more you took damage, the farther you would fly back from subsequent attacks, and increasing your chances of being ko'd, or flying off the stage. I did like this method to kill system, but I will say that I also enjoyed All Star's different take on it, with the Supers. Because, I remember the intense times, as soon as that Smash Ball came on stage, shimmering and glowing, it was a all-out blood battle to get it, and release your ability. I loved that. All Stars took this "character ability", but made something cool out of it, by making 3 levels of the ability. True, some were DEFINITELY not as good as others. The Items in each game were also good in my opinion, although I think the really noticeable difference in items was that SSBB had "food" you could eat to regain some health I believe. However, there were some good items for each game, I especially love the Hammer in SSBB, and the abusive fan comes to mind too. I liked some items in All Stars, such as the Axe, and the Spear of Destiny. There were also complaints regarding the characters of All Stars. I agree, there were some disappointing characters, and some characters were not even PS exclusives. However, SSBB had one that rings clear in my mind, Snake. There may have been others. However, even some of the 3rd Party characters weren't that bad in All Stars, specifically Raiden, Big Daddy, and Dante. Upon looking it up, I found that All Stars has a total of 24 playable characters, counting the 4 DLC, while SSBB has 37. However, some of these characters were quite similar, such as Wolf and Fox, Kind Dedede and Kirby, and then Zero Suit Samus and Samus were the same character. And of course, All Stars had two Coles. However, I feel like all in all, All Stars did a better job than Brawl about making sure that the characters didn't fight too similar. And the attacks, wow, the attacks were really good for both games I must say, All Stars did a great job of making sure that no two characters fought exactly the same. With, of course, the exception of Evil Cole/Cole. And although the character roster for Brawl was great, I also liked some of the characters for All Stars, namely the classic characters like Dan and Spike, Sweet Tooth, and even PaRappa, going against some of the newer, more iconic characters, such as Nathan Drake, Kratos(who is incredibly OP) and even Sackboy(who I will admit is my personal favorite, I've mastered his moves). And as for the attacks, I felt that even though Brawl had more characters, thus more potential attacks, they also had one directional pad and one attack button(b). Meanwhile, All Stars had one left stick and 3 buttons for attacks, which I personally felt was very ingenious, just adding attack after attack after attack. True, some attacks kind of sucked, but the same could be said about Brawl. And the stages in All Stars really weren't that bad. True, I don't think there were as many in Brawl, BUT the stages in All Stars were mash-ups and dynamic stages, meaning that they would change into another game's stage, or elements from a game, while SSBB's stages did NOT I believe. I especially loved maps that blended together well, such as LittleBigPlanet/Buzz, I was personally glad to see Buzz in this game, Hades/Patapon, Fearless/Wipeout, Stowaways/Bioshock, and San Francisco/Ratchet and Clank. However, there were some maps that were just not as good as others, namely Dojo and perhaps Paris comes to mind, simply because it looked like they just slapped a few platforms on the screen and the Negativatron in the back of Paris, and Dojo was just a small room, which is good for just about only short range characters. I also heard complaints about the music being horrible. That's Bull people. The music, while not as great on a few maps, was awesome. A few maps come to mind. Black Rock Stadium, which included a Mashup of Twisted Metal/Jak and Daxter, Columbia, which was Bioshock/Twisted Metal, Dreamscape, which included LittleBigPlanet/Buzz, Fearless, another mashup of Heavenly Sword(Ah, Nariko)/Wipeout, Franzea, which was a mashup of LocoRoco/Metal Gear, the music sounded a bit childish, but that added to it, and the last two are Stowaways, which was Uncharted/Bioshock, and Rival Arena, which depended on which character you were playing as. And let me take a moment to talk about what All Stars did that Brawl didn't. One, Online play, which yes, is hard to find a match nowadays. Two, character costumes. There were some freaking AWESOME costumes for characters. Three, Character Customization, you could customize, on top of your costume/costume color, your intro, taunt, outro, and victory music. That was cool. Four, Player Customization. You could customize your Minion, Background, and Icon, which added a sense to distinguish yourself from the others. And 5, which was huge for me. Graphics. There is no doubt that PS All Stars had the greater graphics. This came in handy a lot, I liked looking close up at taunts, intros, and throwing opponents. And the gameplay was NOT CLUNKY. It was very smooth and linear. I also liked the Goals that you could do to level up your character. Now, some things that I hated about All Stars. It seemed like, when looking at the map selection, it just seems like so few maps. Makes it feel boring in a way. Arcade Mode, which sucked compared to Brawl's, but was interesting none the less. Overpowered, unpatched characters, namely Dante, Raiden, Kratos, Kat, and maybe Spike. I also hated how Santa Monica Studios were planning on releasing more dlc, but due to financial restrictions and being left by Sony were not able to continue. Blame Sony, not Santa Monica. So, with all that I said, above, I believe that they should make a sequel. Maybe not now, but later. And for goodness sake's Sony, actually put some great Characters in it! Crash Bandicoot, Joel, Ellie, Lara Croft, Snake, Ghost, come on, tons of others! If they could just try again and listen to the community, it would be a great game. That's all I'm saying guys. Look guys, I do respect Super Smash Bros Brawl. It did come first, and was, and still is one of the most iconic brawlers of all time. However, we need to go into this game not pitting it against Brawl. True, there were some things that Brawl did better/first, but this game was great. Definitely a massively under-rated game of the entire Sony franchise. This game is AWESOME.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My most anticipated game of 2012, a kick ass!
*by C***O on November 22, 2012*

After playing the beta and the full version for hours... I want to share my thoughts with you. First of all, I want to say that I am a huge ssb fan, I even bought a Wii just to play that game. So my expectations regarding Sony's brawler were high, thankfully the game is a sleeping beast very fun to play. STORY 7/9: The story or singleplayer campaing is the weakest feature in the game. Comparing to its competition, the singleplayer story mode will not fill your expectations, having the oportunity of making a cool and unique story mode. the developer, superbot, has created an arcade mode instead, pretty similar to tekken, but less polished. There are no animated cutscenes (expect for the 15 seconds mini cutscene between the character's rivalry), no cgi animated ending... instead the prologs and endings are static 2d art images; Although since this is a barely new franchise, its quite understandable that the game doesn't have a strong story (superbot polished the multiplayer and gameplay), perhaps further sequels will give us something better in this aspect, non the less you would expect something better coming from a first party game. PRESENTATION 9/9: Game graphics are superb. Each of the characters are very detailed and resembles perfectly, no jaggies, very good anti aliasing, light effects and shaders. The stages are also very well detailed. In this aspcet all stars does a great job. Although I'm substracting 1 point because the game menus and screens don't have the same level of quality; they do their job, they are easy to use, but there is no eye catching in them. Also, you can play ranked 2v2 matches with your buddy (he can be on his house playing online, or sitting with you on the couch playing together, although there is no multiple psn singups here :( ) GAMEPLAY 10/10: Here is were the cherry in the cake is. The gameplay is superb, the game is super fun to play and the more you play the more you don't want to stop. The game mechanics are different from SSB, there is no heath bar or meter, instead the game is based on kills made by character's specials, in paper this seems to be not that fun and challenging, but is quite the opposite, there is a high level of satisfaction when you kill someone with your special power, more if it is a level 2 or 3 were you had to earn a lot of action points to fill your special bar to perform them. Actually is more satisfying than SSB in my opinion. Multiplayer plays extremelly well (no lag from day one). Each character is different to use than the other, no as generic as SSB, more like tekken where every character has its own unique fighting style. REPLAYABILITY 10/10: There are tons of content to unlock, from costums, badges, to minions. There are many customizable multiplayer modes for you to try and play with friends and the online modes are incredible. The game is so fun to play that every mode is great. The arcade mode will help as a tutorial and practice (even though these modes do exist as well). You can play this game for hours and hours and never get bored. OVERALL: 9/10 This game is a must for every playstation and brawler fan. Haters gonna hat, wii users will hate it since its SSB's competition. Do a favor and play it before judging, this game may suprise you.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A must have title for your PS3 software library
*by P***R on November 21, 2012*

I'm a huge fan of Smash, and I admit I was really unsure about this game. After playing the beta I walked away thinking this game was not for me. That was largely because I kept comparing it to Smash. However, I decided to keep playing it, and the more I played the more I realized how much fun could be derived. I had a blast with friends. The strategy you have to employ here is totally different from Smash Bros., and in some ways the game is deeper too. So I per-ordered! (still waiting on my code from Amazon). I have NO regrets and this game is worth every penny. Added to that, we get two free DLC characters for 2 weeks sometime early next year. I got this game around 2 PM yesterday and I played it till 5 AM this morning. It is very addictive. I suggest people to give it a chance. Pick one character and focus on that character and ease into it. It's one of those games you have to play for sometime to really appreciate it. It also helps to not compare this game to Smash since this is a totally different beast and it is NOT a clone. IT is true, it was inspired by Smash Bros. and on a superficial level there are similarities on the exterior, but they are worlds apart when you analyze the core. Furthermore, this game was designed for hardcore fighters who want depth in their games and also for people who just want to pick up and play. Sony and Superbot are definitely going in the right direction with this and I cannot wait to see what they can do with the next installment. Now ... back to my tag team match with my buddies online. :)

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