The Vault is the menu area where trophies, stickers, snapshots, replays, and masterpieces collected in the game are stored. This area also contains the custom stage editor, Chronicle list and the Challenges screen.
The Vault is the menu area where trophies, stickers, snapshots, replays, and masterpieces collected in the game are stored. This area also contains the custom stage editor, Chronicle list and the Challenges screen.
In Super Smash Bros. Melee, the player used the Lottery mode to win trophies. The Lottery mode has been replaced with the Coin Launcher mode in Brawl, a mode in which the player fires coins collected in the game to get rewards. Enemy units appear in groups, and are destroyed when struck with a fired coin. Destroying an entire group sometimes yields a reward; either a sticker or a number of coins (1, 10, 20, 50). As enemy units are destroyed, a bar in the lower-left hand corner fills. When the bar is full, the player's rate of fire vastly increases for a temporary time, and the bar resets afterward. Trophies also appear, and are collected upon being struck by a number of coins (2, 3, or 4). The number of shots required to collect the reward depends on the specific trophy. Obstacles such as pits and coin-reflecting orbs also appear to hinder the player's progress.
In Super Smash Bros. Melee, the player used the Lottery mode to win trophies. The Lottery mode has been replaced with the Coin Launcher mode in Brawl, a mode in which the player fires coins collected in the game to get rewards. Enemy units appear in groups, and are destroyed when struck with a fired coin. Destroying an entire group sometimes yields a reward; either a sticker or a number of coins (10, 20, 30, 40, 50). As enemy units are destroyed, a bar in the lower-left hand corner fills. When the bar is full, the player's rate of fire vastly increases for a temporary time, and the bar resets afterward. Trophies also appear, and are collected upon being struck by a number of coins (2, 3, or 4). The number of shots required to collect the reward depends on the specific trophy. Obstacles such as pits and coin-reflecting orbs also appear to hinder the player's progress.
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* [[The Legend of Zelda]]
* [[The Legend of Zelda]]
* [[Super Mario Bros.]]
* [[Super Mario Bros.]]
* [[Fire Emblem : Mystery of the Emblem]] (Japanese version only)
* [[Fire Emblem: Monshou no Nazo|Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem]] (Japanese version only)
* [[EarthBound]] (Japanese version only)
* [[EarthBound]] (Japanese version only)
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* '''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]''': Play 10 Vs. matches as Toon Link.
* '''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]''': Play 10 Vs. matches as Toon Link.
All demo games have a time limit which should be on the game you choose to play. It will look weird in widescreen so go to the options and choose standard to enjoy a better experience of the demo games.
All demo games have a time limit which should be on the game you choose to play.
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==Chronicle==
==Chronicle==
[[Image:SSBB_chronicle.jpg|thumb|Chronicle]]
[[Image:SSBB_chronicle.jpg|thumb|Chronicle]]
This is simply a library with almost every title that has appeared in the Nintendo consoles. You can fill the chronicle obtaining stickers related to the game, but some will only appear in the very end of the game.
This is simply a library with almost every title that Nintendo has published. You can fill the chronicle obtaining stickers related to the game, but some will only appear in the very end of the game.
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Here is a list of the chronicle, donated by Benjamin Morgan, Canada
The Vault is the menu area where trophies, stickers, snapshots, replays, and masterpieces collected in the game are stored. This area also contains the custom stage editor, Chronicle list and the Challenges screen.
Trophies are prizes received during the game that have explanations or descriptions about the person or object that is in the trophy. Stickers are more common rewards for accomplishments, but they can be used to increase the power, resistance, etc. of a character in Subspace Emissary mode.
Here you can see your trophy collection and read the descriptions of the trophies. It's the same as in Melee except that it doesn't say what year the character's games came out in.
In Super Smash Bros. Melee, the player used the Lottery mode to win trophies. The Lottery mode has been replaced with the Coin Launcher mode in Brawl, a mode in which the player fires coins collected in the game to get rewards. Enemy units appear in groups, and are destroyed when struck with a fired coin. Destroying an entire group sometimes yields a reward; either a sticker or a number of coins (10, 20, 30, 40, 50). As enemy units are destroyed, a bar in the lower-left hand corner fills. When the bar is full, the player's rate of fire vastly increases for a temporary time, and the bar resets afterward. Trophies also appear, and are collected upon being struck by a number of coins (2, 3, or 4). The number of shots required to collect the reward depends on the specific trophy. Obstacles such as pits and coin-reflecting orbs also appear to hinder the player's progress.
Watch your stickers in a neat and ordered way. Highlighting a sticker will show what bonus it offers in Subspace Emissary mode, and what characters can use it, if it's specific. If it is, then the face of the characterr will be shown. If not, then all characters can use it.
Now you are able to create your own stages to battle on. You can put music, background and of course the structure of the stage (platforms, traps, floor, etc). And you can even submit via Wi-Fi your stage to Nintendo or receive the best created stage of the day.
How to unlock hidden parts
Edit Parts A: Play ten times or more on stages you built in Stage Builder.
Edit Parts B: Build five or more stages in Stage Builder.
Edit Parts C: Build 15 or more stages in Stage Builder.
The challenge mode gives you hints to unlock rewards you haven't obtained. If you unlock one single thing, the two squares on the sides will become visible but in red. If you pass the cursor over these red squares you can see what to do to obtain your prize. There are five golden hammers (Acquired from completion of specific other squares) that you can use to break almost any square, but they are limited so try to use them only with rewards you can't beat. Golden hammers cannot break squares requiring completion of Boss Battles mode on a certain difficulty or number of times.
This is simply a library with almost every title that Nintendo has published. You can fill the chronicle obtaining stickers related to the game, but some will only appear in the very end of the game.
