Super Smash Land

[Star Bright]

Has anyone seen this yet?
I was randomly looking through my YouTube homepage when this video caught my eye under the "Recommended for you" section:

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=351CO5_8fbM[/media]

At first I was like "Oh cool, they're making some sort of down-port type thing for the Game Boy". Then, I realized, "Oh, it's out already? Cool." And then, I realized, "OMG IT WAS MADE WITH GAME MAKER! MUST GET NAO!"

It's awesome! There aren't any items or bosses or anything like that, but it has 6 (4 unlocked, 2 secret) characters and 11-ish stages.
You can download it here:

http://www.supersmashland.com/

But yes, for the low low price of free, this game is awesome.

 

[CM30]

I have to say, this is probably one of the most professional looking fan games I've seen yet. Really, it has about most of the stuff from the original (stages and characters) and later games (options), in an entirely consistent style with in some cases, new music. That's very good.

Haven't played it yet though, I need to find the time to do so in the future.

 

[Star Bright]

Oh yeah, one of the coolest things I forgot to mention: The Tower of Heaven is one of the unlocked maps. It's quite amusing, actually.

 

[Emoluvjd2]

I've seen it already, but don't remember where. Looks really neat, though.

 

[SuperMarioFanX100]

This is awesome.

 

[Dark Young Link]

Well I tried it... It's really difficult to control for some reason.

 

[Star Bright]

It's because he wanted to give the game a real "Gameboy"-esque feel, so you only get one attack button. It's hard to get used to, but fun enough when you get there.

 

[Steven9wii]

if this was playable using an actual GBA/DS that would be neat

 

[Dark Young Link]

It's because he wanted to give the game a real "Gameboy"-esque feel, so you only get one attack button. It's hard to get used to, but fun enough when you get there.

That's not the problem. It just feels like the controls stick for some reason.

 

[F'jeris]

It's because he wanted to give the game a real "Gameboy"-esque feel, so you only get one attack button. It's hard to get used to, but fun enough when you get there.

That's not the problem. It just feels like the controls stick for some reason.

Really? I have nearly no problems with it. my only problem is that they made megaman hard as heck to beat....stop spazzing on the damn bombs!