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While he's enjoying the game, he notes that there is something rather peculiar about the title: the save file is significantly larger than normal, taking up almost six percent of the Wii's total memory. Our friend Spencer over at Siliconera has been enjoying the Japanese version of Super Smash Brothers Brawl for the past few days, making us extremely jealous.

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