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===''Super Smash Bros. 4'' / ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''===
===''Super Smash Bros. 4'' / ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''===
Neither version of ''Smash 4'', nor ''Ultimate'', use analog connections (Although the Wii U is natively compatible with analog connections); as such, the gameplay is identical in both the PAL and NTSC versions of these games, again accommodating for cross-region multiplayer. However, the PAL version of ''Smash 4'' uses a variety of different names for characters, moves, and items, most notably [[Duck Hunt Duo]], [[Mii Sword Fighter]]s, [[Housewarming Party]], [[Duck Jump Duo]], and (in both ''Smash 4'' and ''Ultimate'') the [[Football]]. Some names and voices are also changed on the Spanish and French languages between both regions. In addition, both [[Wii Fit Trainer]]s have different voices in the PAL versions, and completely different translations are used for incidental text such as [[trophy]] descriptions. Masterpieces, however, are now identical to the NTSC version, running at 60 hertz. As the Nintendo Switch is region free, ''Ultimate'' essentially only has one version, with all of its regional differences built into the cartridge.
Neither version of ''Smash 4'', nor ''Ultimate'', use analog connections (Although the Wii U is natively compatible with analog connections); as such, the gameplay is identical in both the PAL and NTSC versions of these games, again accommodating for cross-region multiplayer. However, the PAL version of ''Smash 4'' uses a variety of different names for characters, moves, and items, most notably [[Duck Hunt Duo]], [[Mii Sword Fighter]]s, [[Housewarming Party]], [[Duck Jump Duo]], and (in both ''Smash 4'' and ''Ultimate'') the [[Football]]. Some names and voices are also changed on the Spanish and French languages between both regions. In addition, both [[Wii Fit Trainer]]s have different voices in the PAL versions, and completely different translations are used for incidental text such as [[trophy]] descriptions. Masterpieces, however, are now identical to the NTSC version, running at 60 hertz. As the Nintendo Switch is region free, ''Ultimate'' essentially only has one version, with all of its regional differences built into the cartridge.
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