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Errr what?

I'm pretty sure I performed combos in soul calibur 2. The ones I did mostly consisted of launching the opponent into the air and then juggling him. I think the problem with the lack of strings in brawl is that whenever you successfully approach someone, you can get 1 or 2 hits in before they knock you away with their fastest attack, and then you have to approach all over again. This becomes troublesome vs characters with large priority or a good projectile game. Wherein melee it was easier to punish someone that spaced poorly and they had to make more of an effort to escape your follow-up attacks. Bottom line is that there is a LOT more room for mistakes in brawl, this is coming from someone who had never heard of wavedashing until 2006.

Heaven just make sure you can at least choose 4 or 5 games you know you're going to play before buying the wii Currently waiting for a Wi-Fi FZero

staying away from this then

I played this version of pitfall on windows 95, it was pretty fun. The original was on the atari, here's a gameplay demonstration fro ma video of the 80's:

I'm seriously thinking about buying this (i have a BMI of 24 and find jogging extremely tedious), but I have a few questions: 1) Do I really need any extra accessories? 2) Is there any kind of exercise that should be incorporated into my workout that can't be done on the wii fit? 3) How long do you think it will take me, if I commit an hour every day, to lose 20 pounds?