Nickelodeon All-Stars Brawl 2 Review - Casting Nostalgia

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Although Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2 makes some improvements over its predecessor, including new characters and a campaign mode, it still falls short of offering a truly distinct gaming experience. The absence of certain characters from the first game is also a disappointment. The upcoming DLC characters may address some of these concerns, but time will tell. It serves as a decent alternative to games like Smash Brothers or Multiverses while players wait for other releases or seek a nostalgic trip down memory lane to battle their favorite Nickelodeon characters in four-person versus matches.

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[Popyman]

Smash hasn't done a lot of the things this game is doing in a long time though. So while it may be a copy of it, it still excites me because old Smash modes were so much better in the Melee/Brawl eras.

[SilverShion]

It’s not that big of a deal.
People familiar with fighting games know that not every character from Street Fighter 5 will return for Street Fighter 6

[kyserares]

You didnt say anything about the slime mechanics. Which is new for the genre. ( Platform fighting game. ) or the badass training mode. Or the netplay ...