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Smash Bros on Gamecube still thriving
We catch up on the competitive scene at Dreamhack.
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Despite being more than a decade old and requiring a console that's two generations behind what's state of the art, Super Smash Bros. Melee is booming. When we saw the games' popularity at DreamHack Summer, we had to find out what's behind the game's comeback. Super Smash player Robin "FA0" Castlin gives us the rundown of the competitive scene is thriving in the video below.
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