Alas, Super Smash Bros. Brawl . Now, I'm not a big fan of the Smash Bros. series fan at all, and I after playing this game, that hasn't changed. In fact, this is only the first incarnation of the game that I've actually played. I think it's the simplistic nature of the game that passes me by. If you can mash buttons on a controller, then you're ready for Smash Bros. As a kid, I grew up on Street Fighter II: World Warrior as well as the original Mortal Kombat ... games where key combinations were the road to victory. Random mashing just didn't cut it back then. But I suppose the simple nature of the game appeals to a wider generation of audiences, something the Wii has excelled at since release. I think the only thing I really liked from this game was the single player campaign, dubbed The Subspace Emissary . Basically it's an old-school side scroller, with a storyline that ties in all the available characters within the game. I finished the campaig...