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Smash Bros. Brawl Broadcasts Wi-Fi Matches, Encourages Viewers to Gamble
by Chris Faylor, Nov 16, 2007 4:35pm PSTThe latest mode unveiled for the unbelievably feature-packed Super Smash Bros. Brawl (Wii) will allow gamers to observe online matches and gamble away their hard-earned coins by placing bets on who they think will win. "It feels like there's a continuous broadcast of matches on your television," game director Masahiro Sakurai wrote on the game's official site. "Even if you don't play, you can enjoy the battles of other characters!"
To be a part of what we here at the Shack are calling Smash Bros. TV, players only need to enable the "Allow Spectators" selection in the options menu. As previously reported, other additions to the latest entry in Nintendo's mascot fighting series include video replays, user-created screenshots, and a level editor, the creations of which can all be shared online. Nintendo's Super Smash Bros. Brawl arrives in North America on February 10.
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Now if only WoW could implement Goblin casinos for gold!
My cousin's kids do this with Smash Bros Melee. One of them (only 6 years old) is really really good and the older kids (11 and 13) bet on their younger brother to beat other older kids. They have quite a little racket since every 5th or 6th grader assumes that a kindergartener would suck.