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| Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS
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| 大乱闘スマッシュブラザーズ for Nintendo 3DS
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| N. America:
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October 3, 2014[1]
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| Japan:
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September 13, 2014[2]
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| Europe:
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October 2, 2014 (Germany only)[3]
October 3, 2014[4]
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| Australia:
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October 4, 2014
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| S. Korea:
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2015
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Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS (Japanese: 大乱闘スマッシュブラザーズ for Nintendo 3DS, Dairantou Smash Brothers for Nintendo 3DS) is a Nintendo fighting game directed by Masahiro Sakurai for Nintendo 3DS. It is the fourth installment in the Super Smash Bros. series along with its console counterpart Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS features the same playable characters as Super Smash Bros. for Wii U[6], however, the selection of stages between the two are different, with more stages based on handheld games than the Wii U version.[7]
Blurb
Fight anytime, anywhere! An all-star lineup of Nintendo characters!
Guest fighters join the battle!
All new Smash Run mode
Create a fighter unique to you
Battle it out as Nintendo's greatest heroes—right in the palm of your hands! Power-up your combatant and face off against your friends in the new Smash Run mode, then in a series first, unlock new move variations to personalize your fighter. With new StreetPass features, mini-games, and trophies to collect, there's plenty to keep you smashing!
With modes and stages made for portable play, Super Smash Bros. makes its debut on the Nintendo 3DS system. Square off against Nintendo favorites such as Mario, Link, and Seamus, or take on newcomers like: Mega Man, Wii Fit Trainer, and Greninja just to name a few. For the first time in series history, traverse a huge maze and defeat enemies for power-ups in Smash Run, or go into Character Builder to tweak the special moves of your favorite hero! After you've triumphed over your friends in local multiplayer, go online and challenge the world!
Gameplay
Players fight each other and computer-controlled fighters on stages with the objective of knocking opponents off. There are several modes with specific rule sets as well as mini-games. Classic Mode has the player choosing a character and going through a string of fights with standard rules. All-Star Mode is a continuous fight against all of the playable characters. New to the series and exclusive for the 3DS version is Smash Run. In it, the player is given five minutes to explore a large map and battle enemies from various Nintendo games. Defeating enemies causes them to drop power-ups to increase the player's stats. After the five minutes, the player fights against other players.
Technical details
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Nintendo 3DS cartridge
Digital download
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17,300 blocks
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Nintendo Network (online multiplayer, online sharing, eShop connectivity), 1-4 player local multiplayer, amiibo, StreetPass, SpotPass
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| Input / compatible controllers:
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Nintendo 3DS
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Additional content
Demo
A demo version was released that allowed 30 uses, while a special unlimited uses version of the demo was released earlier to Club Nintendo members. Players can choose from Mario, Link, Pikachu, Villager, or Mega Man and battle on Battlefield, either against computers or other players through local multiplayer. The demo requires 1044 blocks of save data.
Updates
| Version number
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Date released
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Description
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| 1.0.0
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Default
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Initial release
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| 1.0.1
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September 12th 2014
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Adds Conquest to the game. It requires 364 blocks of save data.
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| 1.0.2
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September 19th 2014
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Fixes an issue where Peach's down special would cause erroneous bans in the no-items For Glory online mode, as well as balancing the game.
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| 1.0.3
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October 27th 2014
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Hides the percentages in Conquest mode, as well as adjusting the interface. Requires 561 blocks of save data.
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| 1.0.4
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November 18, 2014
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Balancing and gameplay adjustments.
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| 1.0.5
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February 9, 2015
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Adds Share mode, adds amiibo functionality for New Nintendo 3DS, gameplay adjustments
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| 1.0.6
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April 15, 2015
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Adds the ability to purchase and receive the first set of downloadable content; balancing and gameplay adjustments
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| 1.0.7
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April 23, 2015
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Resolves a glitch in which creating Global Smash Power using Mewtwo is interpreted as invalid.
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Downloadable content
Two types of downloadable content have been added to the game:
- Characters: So far, two characters are being released: Mewtwo (on April 15, 2015 to Club Nintendo members who registered both versions, and April 28 to the public) and Lucas (on June 14, 2015).
- Costumes: Downloadable Mii costumes. Includes:
- Bundle #1: SSB T-shirt, Link Cap, Link Outfit, Majora's Mask, X's Helmet, X's Armor, Proto Man's Helmet, Proto Man's Armor, Dunban Wig, Dunban Outfit, Cat Hat, Cat Suit, Monkey Hat, Monkey Suit. Released April 15, 2015.
- Splatoon costumes: Inkling Wig, Inkling Outfit, Inkling Squid Hat. Released June 14, 2015; those who pre-ordered Splatoon at GameStop received a free download code for these costumes.
- K.K. Slider: K.K. Slider Hat, K.K. Slider Outfit; exclusively downloadable at 7-Elevens in Japan between June 19-July 11, 2015.
A bundle consisting of the first set of costumes and Mewtwo is also available.
External links
References
Related NIWA Wiki 
