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::::Are you referring to adding "(game)" to the page's URL, or the title on the page? Although its not the "official" name, most people ''do'' refer to it as ''Smash '''64''''' to differ from the series itself. The original ''Paper Mario'' is also commonly referred to as ''Paper Mario '''64''''' for the same reason. Despite a lot of games released on the N64 having '''64''' at the end, not all games without the 64 are referred to as '''64'''. ''Smash'' and ''Paper Mario'' just happen to some of them referred to as such. I believe it may stem from the fact that the next installment in the series was released on a different console. If finding the page is the problem, all the installments are always listed on the navigation on the left side of the Wiki under the Wiki's logo for that very reason. If we ''were'' to add "(game)", it would make more sense, to ''me'', to add it to the '''URL''' and not the page itself. However, the series is ''already'' specified to be a separate page by having "(series)". Although it is weird how the period is after ''64'' and not ''Bros'' considering its after Bros in the title. [[User:Wolff| Wolff]] ([[User talk:Wolff|talk]]) 18:18, May 1, 2019 (EDT) | ::::Are you referring to adding "(game)" to the page's URL, or the title on the page? Although its not the "official" name, most people ''do'' refer to it as ''Smash '''64''''' to differ from the series itself. The original ''Paper Mario'' is also commonly referred to as ''Paper Mario '''64''''' for the same reason. Despite a lot of games released on the N64 having '''64''' at the end, not all games without the 64 are referred to as '''64'''. ''Smash'' and ''Paper Mario'' just happen to some of them referred to as such. I believe it may stem from the fact that the next installment in the series was released on a different console. If finding the page is the problem, all the installments are always listed on the navigation on the left side of the Wiki under the Wiki's logo for that very reason. If we ''were'' to add "(game)", it would make more sense, to ''me'', to add it to the '''URL''' and not the page itself. However, the series is ''already'' specified to be a separate page by having "(series)". Although it is weird how the period is after ''64'' and not ''Bros'' considering its after Bros in the title. [[User:Wolff| Wolff]] ([[User talk:Wolff|talk]]) 18:18, May 1, 2019 (EDT) | ||
== | == Super Smash Electrics 64 == | ||
[[User:GregHeffley12345|GregHeffley12345]] ([[User talk:GregHeffley12345|talk]]) 16:48, August 30, 2020 (EDT) | |||
'''Super Smash Electrics 64''' is my first dream video game. It works just like [[Super Smash Bros.|Super Smash Bros 64]], but with electronic companyballs. | |||
=== Playable electrics === | |||
: | I can't put companyballs here, so I have added logos instead: | ||
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;margin:1em auto 1em auto;" | |||
!colspan=8|Starters | |||
|-style="vertical-align:bottom;" | |||
|width="33%"|[[Image:Sony.png|100x100px|]]<br />Sony<br /> | |||
|width="33%"|[[Image:Philips.png|100x100px|]]<br />Philips<br /> | |||
|width="33%"|[[Image:Nikon.png|100x100px|]]<br />Nikon<br /> | |||
|width="33%"|[[Image:Epson.png|100x100px|]]<br />Epson<br /> | |||
|width="33%"|[[Image:Toshiba.png|100x100px|]]<br />Toshiba<br /> | |||
|width="33%"|[[Image:Samsung.png|100x100px|]]<br />Samsung<br /> | |||
|width="33%"|[[Image:Hitachi.png|100x100px|]]<br />Hitachi<br /> | |||
|width="33%"|[[Image:TDK.png|100x100px|]]<br />TDK<br /> | |||
|} | |||
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;margin:1em auto 1em auto;" | |||
!colspan=4|Unlockables | |||
|-style="vertical-align:bottom;" | |||
|width="33%"|[[Image:Sharp.png|100x100px|]]<br />Sharp<br /> | |||
|width="33%"|[[Image:Fujitsu.png|100x100px|]]<br />Fujitsu<br /> | |||
|width="33%"|[[Image:Kyocera.png|100x100px|]]<br />Kyocera<br /> | |||
|width="33%"|[[File:HP.png|100x100px|]]<br />HP<br /> | |||
|} | |||
== | ==1P Game== | ||
Here are the stages in the SSE64 1P Game: | |||
# Nikon | |||
# Toshiba Team | |||
# Hitachi | |||
# Break the Targets! (bonus stage) | |||
# Sony Bros. (Sony and Sharp) | |||
# TDK | |||
# Giant Philips | |||
# Board the Platforms! (bonus stage) | |||
# Samsung Team | |||
# Epson | |||
# Metal Sony | |||
# Race to the Finish (bonus stage) | |||
# [[Fighting Polygon Team]] | |||
# [[Master Hand]] | |||
== | ===Unlockables=== | ||
*Clearing the 1P Game in 20 minutes or less with no continues will unlock Kyocera. | |||
*Clearing the 1P Game without any continues on any difficulty will unlock HP. | |||
*Clearing Break the Targets with all eight original characters will unlock Sharp. | |||
*Clearing the 1P Game with 3 lives or less and no continues on the Normal difficulty or higher will unlock Fujitsu. | |||
