Which Smash Bros Announcer Is Your Favorite?

[ShadowBrain]

I liked Melee's announcer the best, mainly because of the way he made me feel like such a total loser whenever he said "Failure".

I feel like I want to punch somebody every time I hear the Brawl guy's pompous "GAME... OVER"

[N64 Chick]

Heheh. Jeff Manning was a great announcer in the first Smash Bros., wasn't he? Anyone know who was the announcer in the other ones?

[kirbyman]

SUPER SMASH BROTHERS....... MEEEEELLLLLLLLLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[missingno]

Original.

[ShadowBrain]

I like "Brawl" better than "Melee" because the former can be both a noun and a verb.

[Wii-Player]

I like the original better. The Melee one is pretty cool, and the Brawl one is ok. I don't have SSBB, but I've played it. I entered the contest but lost.

[Glitchy]

Melee.

Brawl: Failure
Melee: FAILURE!!

And of course, they Brawl announcer tries to perfect the Melee one. But they forgot one thing....


SUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUPER.......SMASH BROS.....MELEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!

Also, in sound test in Melee, they do have Master Hand. Or better the Melee announcer say it...
MASTA HAND!
There's also...
SUUUUUUPPER...SMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASH...BROS.!, which is pretty identical to the original.
And the ever-funny:
Fightiiing WIRE Frames!
His "Sudden Death" thing is better too.

SUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUPER SUDDDDDDDDDDDDDEN DEATHHH!!

Finally...

Brawl: Game
Melee: GAME!!!!!!!!!

[Kuromatsu]

Brawl: Game
Melee: GAME!!!!!!!!!

Wasn't it "GAME SET!" for Brawl?

[Turtlekid1]

I'm not sure... I'll have to play it later and find out...

[Kojinka]

Wasn't it "GAME SET!" for Brawl?

In the Japan version of both Melee and Brawl, it is "GAME SET" but in the original, both versions had "GAME SET"

[penguinwizard]

Melee: GAME!!!!!!!!!

God I miss that. It never made much sense to me (just like "No contest!"), but it was said so energetically and had the same feel as "Shine Get!" that it's unforgettable. It just really caps off the match when it comes to an abrupt halt and "GAME!!!!!!" blasts through your TV. Come to think of it, that's another nitpick I have about Brawl, the game end seems considerably weaker when everything goes in slow-motion instead of stopping instantly.

[BP]

I prefer the slow motion end over the sudden cessation of action. It allows for you to sneak in a last taunt.

"Time!"
"...Okay!"

[ShadowBrain]

the game end seems considerably weaker when everything goes in slow-motion instead of stopping instantly.

That's actually one of my favorite new features (if you can call it that).

[Chupperson Weird]

I like it too because it adds more suspense to that final KO (or lack thereof).

[ShadowBrain]

I like it because it gives me time to strike a pose or throw an item or some random thing for dramatic effect (what would have been a lot of good pictures always seem to occur right when the slo-mo ends and it does that zoom-in).