| The object
of the game is to knock your opponent off the edge of the ring. It's never
as simple as it sounds, as you can continue if you make it back to the
ring in a certain amount of time. First, you must weaken your opponent
by knocking him or her down. As a character takes a beating, his Challenge
Meter will start to go up. If it goes above 100%, the next time you get
knocked out of the ring, you might not be able to bounce back. The Triple
Jump will be vital to winning. As you reach the height of your first jump,
perform a Double Jump to reach new heights. The multiplayer game offers
a four player free-for-all, while the single player mode has a thirteen
level Tournament style game.
Controller Layout
| A Button |
Normal Attack |
| B Button |
Special Attack |
| Stick Left/Right |
Move to the left or right |
| Tap Left/Right 2x |
Dash |
| Stick Up |
Jump |
| Stick Down |
Duck |
| C Buttons |
Jump |
| Z Button |
Block |
| Z + Foward |
Roll |
| R Button |
Grab |
| L Button |
Taunt |
| Double Jump |
At the top of your first
jump, press Up or C
again to jump once more* |
| Triple Jump |
At the top of your second
jump, press Up +
B.* |
*Kirby, Yoshi and Jigglypuff
don't have a Double or Triple Jump, but they can float around longer by
holding Jump.
Tapping and Tilting
There are two ways to pull
off attacks in Super Smash Bros., the Tap and the Tilt. By simply pressing
A or B, you will get a weak attack. But if you hold the Stick in one direction,
you'll get a stronger attack. To get the ultimate Smash Attack, you must
tap the Stick and the A button at the same time. It's tough to time exactly,
but once you get the timing down, you'll be unstopable! |
Story
Basic
Moves
Items
Tournament
F.A.Q.s
Secrets
Tactics
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