For the 90s kid, computer game characters like Super Mario, Sonic, and Megaman are major things that made our childhood meaningful. Fortunately, developers have created a way to twist our favorite childhood superheroes and bring them back to life. They successfully restored the excitement of playing simple and uncomplicated games. Unblocked Super Smash Flash 2 and Crunchball 3000 are the second part of the simple game featuring some of the classic characters that we met in the 90s – Son Gokou, Super Mario, Sonic, and Mega-man, among others.

The game can be in a battle mode game between and among characters from different anime and gaming world. The player can select a particular character that he may use throughout. An adventure mode is also available for the user. However, this will only work once the player has achieved level 4 in the battle mode. For beginners, Unblocked Super Smash Flash 2 also offers a training mode where the player can practice his skills, particularly the controls, which may require a little getting used to, as it utilizes a keyboard instead of the joystick we once had during the 90s.

The player would have to use the mouse and other keyboard keys to execute commands and control his character. By default, keyboard key O is used to make the character jump, while P is for the attack. The player may nonetheless change the configuration of the controls at the settings to his convenience. The arrow keys are also utilized for character mobility.

The game is a multi-player-enabled game allowing you to fight other characters through your friends. But of course, a single option is always available where you will be up against a computer. Similarly, a single player can play the adventure mode as well.

As the game progresses, the character also develops. A certain level will allow the player to jump through different other levels and enjoy the game just the same. The game also allows the player to collect the bonuses as they increase levels. Bonuses can likewise be collected at the training mode for an excellent performance.

The feel, looks, and, to a certain extent, the abilities of the characters are closely similar to the way battle modes were done for games in the 90s. Though a bit lagging behind the latest and graphics-intensive online games we have today, the simplicity of the game is what captured its users. No complicated stuff, just playing and enjoying the games the way most of us used to enjoy some 2 decades ago. Next version of the game you can find on the official blog.