The BEST Super Smash Bros. 64 Character (Long Matches, Big Debates, N64 Chaos)
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Show Notes
In this full episode of The Terrible Gamers Podcast, Kevin and Kyle return to the Nintendo 64 to settle the debate the only way that really matters—by actually playing Super Smash Bros. 64. Instead of quick arguments, the guys jump into extended 3–10 minute matches, putting each character to the test in real gameplay situations to find out who truly holds up as the best Smash fighter in the original game.
This episode focuses on the original eight characters—Mario, Link, Pikachu, Donkey Kong, Kirby, Samus, Fox, and Yoshi—breaking down how each one performs in longer matches where survivability, recovery, and move sets actually matter. Kevin and Kyle analyze what works, what falls apart under pressure, and which characters dominate when the chaos settles and the skill gaps start to show.
If you love retro gaming, Nintendo 64 classics, Super Smash Bros. nostalgia, or watching honest gameplay-backed discussions instead of theory-only debates, this episode delivers. It’s all about real matches, real reactions, and real opinions formed in the heat of battle.
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Intro Music - Tenacious D, "Video Games"
Music Used in this Podcast: Song - Video Games
Artist - Tenacious D
Album - Video Games
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