The unintentional depth this game created resulted in one of the most interesting gaming communities to ever exist and turned this franchise from a “party game” to a full blown fighting game. There is plenty to do in this game from a solo player aspect, but you can only really experience the greatness of this game with friends. My only complaint is a nitpicky one that can only be validated by present day standards, but this game has a rather small roster of characters and no way to turn off stage hazards. At the time of release this didn’t matter much, but compared to Smash Ultimate your choices for viable characters and balanced stages is scarce.