Games To Play If You Like Super Smash Bros.

In an announcement that shocked the world, a brand new fighting game was announced by the popular studio Ludosity, and it is going to feature the animated characters of Nickelodeon . The first trailer came out for Nickelodeon All-Stars Brawl , and it looked to have several similarities to Nintendo's popular franchise Super Smash B

Seeing that one stage in the trailer pointed to or hinted at certain platform-specific characters or stages. This may not actually happen at launch but could certainly be an aspect for DLC down the line.


One of its biggest unique traits is that it supports eight-player matches like Super Smash Bros. Ultimate itself. While Roof Rage isn't a bastion of platform fighter innovation like Indie Pogo or King of the Hat might be, it's definitely a platform fighting game hidden gem and worth looking i

First up is this hilarious Tweet. It's been long established that the online for the Smash Bros games have always been, quite frankly, awful. Nintendo is a gigantic company and Smash is one of their most profitable properties, so why is the netcode/online experience for every Smash game so arduous?


Next up is Brawlhalla , probably the most successful game on this list. While Brawlhalla 's art and animation style haven't won it a ton of fans, it is a free-to-play game on most platforms that receives frequent updates and has a thriving competitive scene. It's gameplay struck the right balance between deep, and accessible, to draw in a playerbase and keep

And, lo' and behold, he got well past that amount of likes rather quickly, and Mike graciously delivered, making Hugh sound like a fighting game veteran. Moments like this where even the voices behind the characters themselves interact with the memes is what makes browsing Twitter worth it (for the most part).

Patrick Star and Oblina are shown in the trailer making some silly moves at the camera or other characters which might lead to the possibility of various taunts to equip to use in-match. While character taunts don't really do much to alter gameplay, they do at least provide a fun and lighthearted way to express yourself in a multiplayer match.

This group of plastic superheroes consisted of The Flesh, Thundergirl, Stinky Diver, and Meltman. A recurring segment on KaBlam, these superpowered toys had distinct abilities that ranged from underwhelming to silly and utterly impractical. Internal squabbling and disagreements usually got in the way of whichever adventure they were on.


The Crimson Chin is the shows standard comic book hero brought to life on occasion, and his crime-fighting abilities are perfectly suited for a fighting game. He has your standard hero super strength that would make him a great brawler, but attacks with his enhanced chin can make for some fun atta

Hostile, aggressive, and defensive over his enchiladas, Crazy Steve was definitely a fan-favorite character in Drake and Josh. Jerry Trainor’s performance is a memorable one, and Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl Stars esports could definitely use a wildcard like Crazy Steve in the roster.


Arnold is generally your average kid, but that doesn't mean he couldn't still have a unique move-set that separates him from not only Helga but everyone else. Episodes have featured anything from baseball bats, to trash cans, to pigeons, all of which can be incorporated to make Arnold fun to p

The trailer for Nickelodeon: All-Stars Brawl shows off a good amount of stages from the likes of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Hey Arnold, Spongebob Squarepants, and even Ren and Stimpy. The stages that are shown briefly might be unlockable secret stages or perhaps even variations on the default stage.

We hadn't thought about it until now, but thanks to @ActualAero's question on Twitter, what is the soundtrack of this game going to be like? The most realistic possibility is that it'll just use the background music from all the Nickelodeon shows and movies as stage music, with a couple of new songs created just for the game.

While character entrances probably won't dynamically change gameplay, they will at least flesh out each character's respective Nickelodeon universe. Perhaps the trailer is alluding to unlockable or secret animations that can be equipped from a character screen.

This next one is sort of along the same vein as our first entry, and it's all about how if another game shows up using iconic and nostalgic characters, but has better consumer practices, most people usually jump ship. Twitter user Clipboards uses this concept to make a point of sub-tweeting on another post from @HuskySSBM about how the developers of All-Stars Brawl confirmed rollback netcode on their Discord . Rollback netcode is, of course, the type of netcode that fighting game fans much prefer compared to delayed input netcode that Smash uses.


While most characters may have a move-set that would be a little more grounded in reality, that is not the case for Rocko as the world he lives in makes almost anything believable. One of the more popular episodes involves Rocko on a jackhammer, so that would be a great option for one of his atta