offers up to 4-player matches with twelve Nintendo characters to choose from. Each of the characters have distinctive attacks, most of the time based on their moves from their own respective series of games. Some characters like Kirby have many jumps, making their recovery much easier, while others like Donkey Kong have a weaker recovery but are heavier and thus harder to knock off the stage. If a fighter is knocked off the stage, they may use a series of jumps in an attempt to recover.
Most stages consist of floating islands and platforms, making it possible to be KO'd in any direction. Stages are rendered in 3D, but characters are restricted to moving in two dimensions, but they can move freely around the stage. The higher the percentage, the easier it is to be knocked off the stage by an opponent's attack. the goal is to KO your opponent by knocking them off the stage.įighters have a "percentage" which increases from 0% to a maximum of 999% as the player takes damage. Whereas most fighting games task the player with depleting an opponent's health meter, in Smash Bros. is unlike most traditional "arcade-style" fighting games such as Street Fighter or Mortal Kombat. Master Hand is the end boss of the single player mode, and after beating him a short movie plays showing the fighter return to a lifeless doll. This is mainly illustrated in the game's opening movie. The game has a loose premise involving a being known as Master Hand bringing to life doll versions of classic Nintendo characters to fight.
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