Are you a fan of Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl? If so, you’ve probably noticed that something is lacking, specifically that the title doesn’t have any voiced characters since launch. It is quite a bummer for a game with a lot of renowned characters like SpongeBob and Garfield. Well, things are about to change as brawler voice-overs have finally been added in the latest update.
As revealed in the game’s official Twitter account, all of the brawlers in Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl now have voice-overs, with some of them voiced by their original actors like Tom Kenny (SpongeBob) and Janet Varney (Korra).
We hope everyone enjoys the impeccable voice talent that these incredible individuals are able to bring to the table: pic.twitter.com/oRwGNtKQK9
— Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl (@NickBrawlGame) June 6, 2022
Items are also now available in Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl. Things such as an anchor, boombox, and ball, to name a few, will now spawn on the battlefield. You can grab them from the ground and use them against your opponents to turn the tide of battle. What’s more, you can set which items you want and how frequently they will spawn in a match.
Other changes have been implemented as well, and below are just some of the highlights:
- Default stock count increased from 3 to 4
- Airdashing now has a 2 frame warmup before a character starts traveling. This warmup is skipped when making contact with the ground
- Player indicators will be hidden if a character is performing an action that makes them invisible
- Attacking a blocking opponent no longer incurs self-hitlag
- Made all damaging hitboxes transient
- Removed corner slants
- Lowered ceiling by 3 units
- Made it easier to scale up the underside of the stage without colliding with a ceiling
- Overhauled the collision system of the moving platform, removing several bugs associated with the old implementation
- Light Mid 1
- Changed so the second hit is now manually activated, and the first hit can now be used in isolation
- Single-hit frame length decreased to 17 frames
- Damage increased to 4
- Light Mid 2
- Damage increased to 4
- Knockback decreased to 50
- Stun decreased to 29
- Getup attack
- Hitboxes rearranged to appear on Danny’s feet
- Animation timing readjusted to ensure larger coverage of leg sweep
- General
- Vampire mode’s jump height decreased
- Ghost mode’s jump height increased
- Aerial Light Mid 1
- Damage decreased to 1
- Knockback increased to 8
- Stun decreased to 8
- Hitlag decreased to 0
- Aerial Light Down 1
- DI angle increased to 16°
- Aerial Light Up
- Umbrella can now be held and retracted with the second stick
- Aerial Light Down
- DI angle increased to 16°
The latest update is currently only available on PC and Nintendo Switch. Voice-overs and items will soon be added to PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
So, what are your thoughts about characters now having voice-overs in Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl?
