DeVuego LATAM

Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl feels incomplete in a lot of ways. It needed more modes, better sound design to provide some personality, a better selection of stages. If the developers take the time to fill the game out further, it could even end up being something pretty special. For now, this is still far better than a Nickelodeon fighting game has any right to be. The most important part of a fighting game is the feel, and the team at Ludosity nailed that. When I was tearing through foes with Reptar online, I had a hard time caring about what was missing. Players coming in with the right expectations will have a ton of fun, just don’t expect a game that is more than it is.

Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl is a solidly built platform fighter, hampered by connectivity issues and compelling solo modes.

Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl is a complicated package. Its core combat and attention to character detail are great, but everything around that is bone dry. Playing as these lovable Nicktoons may interest some, but I didn’t want to stick around for the no-frills matches. Hopefully, Ludosity and Fair Play Labs can keep adding to Nick Brawl post-launch and flesh out what's missing while getting Nickelodeon’s full backing to make it a better product for the fans.

Volviendo al género de los juegos de lucha, Super Smash Bros. es de los más difíciles de igualar, y más sabiendo el cariño y la dedicación que han gastado en todas las entregas, generando uno de los mayores crossovers de la industria. Y creo que Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl no puede ni llegar a ser comparado, incluso, con Super Smash Bros. Melee, un juego que le saca 20 años. Considero que podría ser un título prometedor si se le aplicara ese mimo que a veces vemos que falta en lanzamientos actuales, y que hace diferentes y más reconocibles a ciertos juegos.