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'''Classic mode''' | '''Classic mode''' is similar to the [[One player mode (N64)|one player mode]] in [[Super Smash Bros.]] However, it has more variation and a random factor to it since most of the characters and stages are chosen at random. Completing Classic Mode will earn you a trophy replica of your character (classic trophy). | ||
#Standard one on one match. | |||
#Two on two match (the player is given a random ally to help them complete the match) | |||
#[[Target test|Break the targets]] bonus stage. | |||
#Standard one on one match. | |||
#Three on one match (the opponent is a giant and the player is given two random allies to help them complete the match). | |||
#[[Snag the trophies]] bonus stage. | |||
#Standard one on one match. | |||
#Ten on one match (the player is alone against a team of ten lightweight fighters that are easy to KO). | |||
#[[Race to the finish]] bonus stage. | |||
#Standard one on one match against a random [[metal box|metal]] character. This match always takes place on the [[Battlefield]]. | |||
#[[Master Hand]] battle on the [[Final Destination]]. | |||
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Revision as of 19:36, August 23, 2007
Classic mode is similar to the one player mode in Super Smash Bros. However, it has more variation and a random factor to it since most of the characters and stages are chosen at random. Completing Classic Mode will earn you a trophy replica of your character (classic trophy).
- Standard one on one match.
- Two on two match (the player is given a random ally to help them complete the match)
- Break the targets bonus stage.
- Standard one on one match.
- Three on one match (the opponent is a giant and the player is given two random allies to help them complete the match).
- Snag the trophies bonus stage.
- Standard one on one match.
- Ten on one match (the player is alone against a team of ten lightweight fighters that are easy to KO).
- Race to the finish bonus stage.
- Standard one on one match against a random metal character. This match always takes place on the Battlefield.
- Master Hand battle on the Final Destination.