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*Like in ''Smash 4'', this video uses the music in [[How to Play (SSBM)|the "How to Play" video]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. | *Like in ''Smash 4'', this video uses the music in [[How to Play (SSBM)|the "How to Play" video]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. | ||
*In the base version of ''Ultimate'', the primary [[Revival platform]] on [[Final Destination (SSBU)|Final Destination]] and [[Ω form]] stages was to the left of the centre of the stage, rather than in the middle. This behaviour is present in this video. | |||
*Oddly, the clips in the video showing Mario walking, running and jumping on an empty stage take place on the [[8-Player Smash|8-player]] Ω form of [[Battlefield (SSBU)|Battlefield]], despite the regular Ω form having more than enough room to demonstrate these movement options, especially without any other fighters present. | |||
*Similar to the How to Play videos in [[How to Play (SSBB)|''Brawl'']] and [[How to Play (SSB4)|''Smash 4'']], specific buttons are not mentioned, with the video naming buttons as "attack", "special", "shield", etc., due to the ability to customize controls. Like in ''Brawl'', the button colors match the default configuration of the [[GameCube Controller]]. | *Similar to the How to Play videos in [[How to Play (SSBB)|''Brawl'']] and [[How to Play (SSB4)|''Smash 4'']], specific buttons are not mentioned, with the video naming buttons as "attack", "special", "shield", etc., due to the ability to customize controls. Like in ''Brawl'', the button colors match the default configuration of the [[GameCube Controller]]. | ||
*This is the third How to Play video that shows the offscreen areas where fighters can be launched towards any blast line. | *This is the third How to Play video that shows the offscreen areas where fighters can be launched towards any blast line. | ||
Revision as of 18:06, March 6, 2020
| How to Play (SSBU) | |
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 Mario dodging Bowser's Down Special | |
| Appears in | Ultimate |
How to Play is an instructional movie in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate that showcases several mechanics and techniques and is intended to teach beginners how to play the game. It shows Mario and Bowser fighting on Battlefield Ω. The video plays when the player waits for a short period of time on the title screen.
Basic techniques taught in the video
- Walking and running
- Jumping
- Performing standard attacks (neutral attacks), strong attacks (tilts), and smash attacks with the Attack button
- Recovery
- Using special moves with the "Special" button
- Edge guarding (though not mentioned by name)
- Shielding
- Rolling and dodging
- Grabbing
- Activating a Final Smash with the "Special" button
Trivia
- Like in Smash 4, this video uses the music in the "How to Play" video in Super Smash Bros. Melee.
- In the base version of Ultimate, the primary Revival platform on Final Destination and Ω form stages was to the left of the centre of the stage, rather than in the middle. This behaviour is present in this video.
- Oddly, the clips in the video showing Mario walking, running and jumping on an empty stage take place on the 8-player Ω form of Battlefield, despite the regular Ω form having more than enough room to demonstrate these movement options, especially without any other fighters present.
- Similar to the How to Play videos in Brawl and Smash 4, specific buttons are not mentioned, with the video naming buttons as "attack", "special", "shield", etc., due to the ability to customize controls. Like in Brawl, the button colors match the default configuration of the GameCube Controller.
- This is the third How to Play video that shows the offscreen areas where fighters can be launched towards any blast line.
- This is the only How to Play video that runs at the game's native frame rate and resolution (excluding Smash 64's How to Play video, which is rendered in real time).
- This is the first How to Play video since Smash 64 to not use the DF Gothic Japanese font (which is also the font used for large text in Smash 4).
- This is also the first How to Play video since Smash 64 to have Mario face an unlockable character.
