Super Smash Bros., a fun little game that was released on the Nintendo 64 some time ago. It wasn't critically acclaimed, though it received moderate grades. The fighting was fun, though there wasn't much to the skeletal structure of the first entry in the series. People played it, it was nice, end of story. Right? Well, no... Nintendo and HAL shocked the gaming world when they introduced a second installment - Super Smash Bros. Melee. It included everything... But, what its the foremost justification for Melee's popularity? Is it the pitch-perfect gameplay? The incredible amount of replay value? The multitude of unlockable content? Possibly, though I'm sure that most if not all fans will agree that the most notable attribute of Melee was the immense nostalgic high that you'll go under whil