Super Smash Bros. Brawl/Modes

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[edit] Brawl

In Brawl you can set up regular matches with up to four players. If you don't have any friends around you can brawl with the computer! You can set up team battles, free-for-all's, play timed matches, and control witch items appear and how often.

[edit] Events

Here you can play through a large number of special brawls that have you complete a certain task to proceed like using a character's final smash or K.O.ing a certain enemy.

[edit] Training

It's what the name says! Train! You can control speed, items, amount of enemies, enemy actions, camera angles, and enemy damage.

[edit] Wi-Fi

Connect to anyone in the world who wants to play an online brawl match or connect with friends via friend codes.

[edit] Tourney

Tourney mode might give you a hint of what it is. A tournament! In Tourney mode, you have a tournament which can have up to 32 players. You decide(in the settings) how many players you want per round - 2, 3 or 4. The tournament carries on until someone reaches the finals and wins! The Tournament mode is for deciding who is the top player. If you don't have other players to play with, you can play on your own while all the other competitors are computer players.

[edit] Special Brawl

In comparison to a regular Brawl, Special Brawl allows you to have a little more variety with your matches. Toggling the options, you could simply have an Invisible Brawl where characters are invisible, a more complex Mega Heavy Brawl that uses big characters with high gravity, or if you like, a Stamina Flower Curry Fast Brawl that involves HP, a permanent flower, permanent curry, and fast speed!

[edit] SubSpace Emissary

Subspace Emissary is the adventure mode, one of the biggest modes in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Playing through will allow you to unlock every character, as long as you meet and beat them. You can also collect many stickers, which will appear throughout the game in special boxes. Trophies also appear in boxes, and you can also pick up a Trophy Stand and throw it at your enemies to turn them into trophies. That way you get trophies you can't obtain in any other mode. You can also finish a few challanges!

[edit] Stage Builder

Stage builder is one of the really entertaining sections of the game and... you get to build your own stage! Customised stages! You create the stage by selecting the size, background, floors, other stuff like ladders and spikes and finally music. Sadly, you can only choose music from the game, not any music that you like. Thankfully, you can save the stages you have made on an SD card and play that stage as many times as you want. If you have Wi-Fi connection, you can submit your stages to Nintendo and even receive stages that other players have made around the world!

[edit] Stadium

Stadium is a free play mode where you can do group, solo and other activities.

[edit] Classic

This mode consists of 12 rounds. The Target Smash bonus stages appear after rounds 4 and 10. You'll be fighting characters from different franchises. You'll sometimes fight with an ally, fighting against a duo, a giant, a team of opponents, a metal opponent, and round 11 there are 3 random opponents from random franchises. Round 12 is the final stage, You'll be fighting Master Hand towards the end.