One of the most entertaining extra activities in past Smash titles has been pausing the game in action, while something funny is happening on screen, and then zooming in the camera to get a better look. Brawl continues to support that feature, but elaborates upon it by allowing you to take screenshots that can be saved to your Wii's internal memory, or to an SD Card plugged into your system.
The snapshots can also be sent to friends through the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, which should give new life to the Photo Channel that's just hanging around collecting digital dust on most people's machines. A second update today just reconfirmed, in Sakurai's own words, that the Brawl delay to February is official – though he's excited that members of the public will get a chance to play the game in demo form for the first time at E for All, coming up in just a few days in Los Angeles.
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The snapshots can also be sent to friends through the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, which should give new life to the Photo Channel that's just hanging around collecting digital dust on most people's machines. A second update today just reconfirmed, in Sakurai's own words, that the Brawl delay to February is official – though he's excited that members of the public will get a chance to play the game in demo form for the first time at E for All, coming up in just a few days in Los Angeles.
Learn more here