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==Custom Stages==

''Brawl'' introduced the [[Stage Builder]], a tool that allows players to build their own stages, for use in multiplayer matches, using sets of provided objects, some unlockable. ''Brawl'' includes a set of [[Sample Stages]] that were built using the Stage Builder. The stage builder can also be used to build [[No KO]] stages and "[[CD Factory|CD Factories]]" - exploitative stages used for quickly obtaining [[CD]]s. The Stage Builder returns in ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U'', with some features removed and other features added. In version 3.0 of ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'', the stage builder was released.

==In competitive play==

Only Versus Mode stages are even considered to be tournament legal, as hacking the game to use single player stages and the rigorous testing needed to approve custom stages are too much of a hassle for [[tournament organizer]]s. After that, the general requirements for [[stage legality]] are usually minimal random events, no significant mid-match layout alterations, no design aspects that promote camping or stalling, and no design aspects that give a player an unfair advantage over their opponent. For these reasons, relatively few stages are universally agreed as tournament legal, with the rest being banned. While the legality of every stage will forever be contested and debated, most major tournaments abide be the same stage setlist and must unanimously agree to ban or unban a stage.

==Trivia==

* ''Ultimate'' is the only installment to not have any unlockable stages.

* From ''Brawl'' onward (except in ''for 3DS''), stages on the stage select screen show the logo of their origin game (or origin series). However, due to localization differences or certain games not being released in certain regions, various inconsistencies show up:

* From ''Brawl'' onward (except in ''for 3DS''), stages on the stage select screen show the logo of their origin game

(or origin series). However, due to localization differences or certain games not being released in certain regions, various inconsistencies show up:

** If the language is set to Latin American Spanish or Canadian French, all logos will use their US English version.

** If the language is set to Castilian Spanish, Parisian French, UK English, German, or Italian, all logos will use their properly translated European versions.

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 ==Custom Stages==
 ''Brawl'' introduced the [[Stage Builder]], a tool that allows players to build their own stages, for use in multiplayer matches, using sets of provided objects, some unlockable. ''Brawl'' includes a set of [[Sample Stages]] that were built using the Stage Builder. The stage builder can also be used to build [[No KO]] stages and "[[CD Factory|CD Factories]]" - exploitative stages used for quickly obtaining [[CD]]s. The Stage Builder returns in ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U'', with some features removed and other features added. In version 3.0 of ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'', the stage builder was released.
+==In competitive play==
+Only Versus Mode stages are even considered to be tournament legal, as hacking the game to use single player stages and the rigorous testing needed to approve custom stages are too much of a hassle for [[tournament organizer]]s. After that, the general requirements for [[stage legality]] are usually minimal random events, no significant mid-match layout alterations, no design aspects that promote camping or stalling, and no design aspects that give a player an unfair advantage over their opponent. For these reasons, relatively few stages are universally agreed as tournament legal, with the rest being banned. While the legality of every stage will forever be contested and debated, most major tournaments abide be the same stage setlist and must unanimously agree to ban or unban a stage.
 ==Trivia==
 * ''Ultimate'' is the only installment to not have any unlockable stages.
-* From ''Brawl'' onward (except in ''for 3DS''), stages on the stage select screen show the logo of their origin game (or origin series). However, due to localization differences or certain games not being released in certain regions, various inconsistencies show up:
+* From ''Brawl'' onward (except in ''for 3DS''), stages on the stage select screen show the logo of their origin game
+(or origin series). However, due to localization differences or certain games not being released in certain regions, various inconsistencies show up:
 ** If the language is set to Latin American Spanish or Canadian French, all logos will use their US English version.
 ** If the language is set to Castilian Spanish, Parisian French, UK English, German, or Italian, all logos will use their properly translated European versions.