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Smash Bros. Game Boy Demake Now Available For Download
Way back last year we first reported on Super Smash Land, a fan project imagining what Super Smash Bros. would be like with Game Boy-style graphics. Now the game is complete and you can download it for yourself!
The final version of Super Smash Land features six characters, eleven stages, and multiple game modes. Best of all, the creator of this title has done what Nintendo won't and put Mega Man in the game. You can download Super Smash Land now at Piki Geek.
For a better look before you download, check out the launch trailer below. And to get yourself hyped up to play some Smash Bros., be sure to watch our Smashed documentary.
[via Joystiq]
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