In contrast with the other custom cabinets commissioned by the FEC, the Smash Bros. Of particular note is the design of the control panel. This starts with the use of a 27” CRT, guaranteeing the fastest possible play (and the kind of monitor that the game was originally created for). The cabinet in question was finished in Jand, according to the press release, offers lots of features to bring the fun of the original game to the arcade. This game more than doubled the playable roster of its predecessor with a total of 26 characters. Melee, the version of the game released originally on the Nintendo Gamecube in 2001. Their custom cabinet is based upon Super Smash Bros. It goes without saying that this game is incredibly popular, which is why High Score Arcade’s custom-built cabinet is a truly apt homage to such a huge franchise.
Ultimate on the Switch, features a whopping 76 characters, with at least 4 more coming as DLC in the future. However despite its humble beginnings in the first game, which featured a playable roster of 12 characters, the latest iteration of Smash, Super Smash Bros.
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To date, the series still has a massive competitive scene and is featured in some of the largest tournaments in existence, including EVO. Suffice to say, the game received critical acclaim both for its brilliant concept as well as flawless execution. Furthermore, the stages are quite varied and feature unique hazards and exciting cameos from supporting characters in other Nintendo games. Up to 4 players could pick a controller and play, competing either in free-for-all brawls or team fights.
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While the combatants face off in several 2D environments like in other fighting games, they all have free range movements coupled with several mobility skills such as free dashing, double jumping, and other attacks. The reason as to why it’s considered a party game by some is because Super Smash diverges from the traditional fighting game formula. is an immensely popular series of fighting/party games that started off in the Nintendo 64, with its first title simply named “Super Smash Bros.” The first installment was released in 1999 and pit some of Nintendo’s most popular characters against each other in a fight to the death. And with the announcement of the Hero from Dragon Quest and Banjo-Kazooie characters coming to Smash Ultimate, what better time to talk about this?įor those who don’t know, Super Smash Bros.
However, this time around, High Score Arcade outdid themselves once again by presenting us with a custom-built arcade cabinet for the hit party game Super Smash Bros. Furthermore, they also feature a fully-function port of the controls to their arcade equivalent, with the appropriate buttons, only using a stick instead of a d-pad for movement, at least in the case of the Zelda cabinet. These machines featured a fully-functional version of their respective games alongside some truly unique and inspiring cabinet designs.
In the past, the folks at High Score designed and released a couple of custom cabinets for popular retro games such as The Legend of Zelda(pictured above), and the Oregon Trail. However, not content with only going through the motions, they also dedicate themselves to designing some of the most awesome, unique arcade cabinets for their customers to experience. The husband-and-wife run family entertainment center and retro arcade museum opened their doors at a time when the prospect of a classic FEC was shoddy, at best. This time around, we want to take a brief moment to recognize the genius that is High Scores Arcade. While we make a living from the sales and rental arcade cabinets and other amusements, we can’t help but recognize the incredible efforts that are sometimes put into custom projects.
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