Super Smash Bros. Brawl update: Options menu, Ice Climber theme
Here’s another update for Nintendo Wii game Super Smash Bros. Brawl courtesy of the official website Smash Bros. DOJO! This week, we get to learn more about the menu’s Option section and the Ice Climber music.
The main menu of the game sports six areas namely Group, Solo, Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, Vault, Data, and Option. Once inside this sub-menu, all icons will be colored purple. Full details can be found via the “read more” link below.
Here’s another update for Nintendo Wii game Super Smash Bros. Brawl courtesy of the official website Smash Bros. DOJO! This week, we get to learn more about the menu’s Option section and the Ice Climber music.
The main menu of the game sports six areas namely Group, Solo, Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, Vault, Data, and Option. Once inside this sub-menu, all icons will be colored purple. And here’s the list of what you can do in this section as discussed by Smash Bros. DOJO!:
- Deflicker: Try toggling it on and off on your own TV. Play with the setting that fits your taste.
- Rumble:
- Set rumble separately for Gamecube Controllers and Wii Remotes.
- Toggle the proverbial buzz-buzz on your controllers on and off.
- Just remember, the Classic Controller doesnÂ’t have rumble, so donÂ’t get too carried away.
- You can also set rumble preferences for each logged name
- Sound:
- The slider goes left and right.
- You can use this to adjust the balance between the gameÂ’s music and sound effects.
- A sound test is also available from the first time you power the game on!
- MyMusic:
- Flip through by title or category.
- ThereÂ’s quite a few songs available, so IÂ’ve decided to also divide things up by category this time.
- You mean I can listen to sound effects from my favorite character all I want?
- Erase Data: This is by far the most dangerous of the option modes. DonÂ’t fiddle around with these options.
Lastly, the Ice Climber theme song in the stage The Summit puts the short phrases of the original to work, changing the atmosphere dramatically as the stage changes. It was composed Akito Nakatsuka and supervised by Toshiyuki Sudo.
If you want to listed to this specific track for Super Smash Bros. Brawl, click our “Via” link below.
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