During the days of the Roman Empire, the Colosseum was a place where many would spectate gladiatorial contests. These contests were usually gory and brutal, and the gladiators had to face daunting challenges. It's for the best that such barbarisms were put to an end in real life, but we're glad we can try entering the ring ourselves in this new Smash Bros. Brawl stage by Ryan E.
In Rome, the Colosseum is also known as an architectural masterpiece. Building a stage upon such ideals has a lot to live up to, but luckily, this one delivers. So, click on past the break if you want to download or find out more about this level.
In Rome, the Colosseum is also known as an architectural masterpiece. Building a stage upon such ideals has a lot to live up to, but luckily, this one delivers. So, click on past the break if you want to download or find out more about this level.
The Colosseum 3 by Ryan. E
We found this stage over at IGN, and we couldn't help but fall in love with it. Other brawlers clearly feel the same way -- after being available for only a week, "The Colosseum 3" has over 800 downloads.
This is actually Ryan's third Colosseum attempt, since the first two had some flaws he wanted to fix. As a result, his final project is both great in design and incredibly fun to play on. The circular/oval shape of it is this stage's most distinguishable feature, as not many Brawl stages are round in nature. Other things worth noting about "The Colosseum 3" are its symmetry, platform placement, and use of Roman-looking stage pieces.
We found this stage over at IGN, and we couldn't help but fall in love with it. Other brawlers clearly feel the same way -- after being available for only a week, "The Colosseum 3" has over 800 downloads.
This is actually Ryan's third Colosseum attempt, since the first two had some flaws he wanted to fix. As a result, his final project is both great in design and incredibly fun to play on. The circular/oval shape of it is this stage's most distinguishable feature, as not many Brawl stages are round in nature. Other things worth noting about "The Colosseum 3" are its symmetry, platform placement, and use of Roman-looking stage pieces.
1. Download this file
2. Save it to an SD card in the following location:
- US versions of Brawl: \private\wii\app\RSBE\st\st_080515_0233.bin
- Japanese versions of Brawl: \private\wii\app\RSBJ\st\st_080515_0233.bin
4. During the stage selection, click "Melee Stages" in the bottom-right corner
5. Then click "Custom Stages" in the bottom-right corner and choose the custom stage you want to play on (this particular stage is called "The Colosseum 3")
Still don't get it? Not sure how to send in your own creation? Other questions on the stage feature? Just email smashsubs@nintendowiifanboy.com
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
6-10-2008 @ 5:12PM
GatorSax2010 said...
This one looks like it could be a lot of fun. Best one I've seen here for a few weeks.
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6-10-2008 @ 5:34PM
Gewurztraminer says: R.O.B. is the last Cylon! said...
Looks similar to one I tried to make with a "halfpipe" that Sonic could just run around on for the heck of it.
I like this one more.
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6-10-2008 @ 7:01PM
sn1per said...
Isn't it "Coliseum"?
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6-10-2008 @ 7:03PM
sn1per said...
Hmm, according to Wikipedia, both spellings are accepted.
6-10-2008 @ 11:28PM
Ipsum said...
This is madness!
6-11-2008 @ 1:43AM
Duo said...
THIS IS SMASH BROTHERS!
/overused meme
6-11-2008 @ 1:58PM
Candace Savino said...
Yep, both spellings are correct/accepted. Usually the specific amphitheater in Rome is spelled "Colosseum," though, since the name (probably) derived from a nearby statue, the Colossus of Nero. "Coliseum" is just a medieval butcherism of the word.
/history nerd