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===In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''=== | ===In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''=== | ||
Unlike the Nintendo 64, the [[Nintendo GameCube]] is a disc-based system that is notoriously durable and can effectively keep inserted games in place. As such, freezes in ''Melee'' from a connection disruption are rare. When crashes do occur in ''Melee'', the game will completely freeze and cease all response to any input, though any in-game music will continue to play. | Unlike the Nintendo 64, the [[Nintendo GameCube]] is a disc-based system that is notoriously durable, and can effectively keep inserted games in place. As such, freezes in ''Melee'' from a connection disruption are rare. When crashes do occur in ''Melee'', the game will completely freeze and cease all response to any input, though any in-game music will continue to play. | ||
While ''Melee'' can occasionally lag the GameCube in certain circumstances, such as playing with multiple {{SSBM|Ice Climbers}} on [[Fountain of Dreams]], it is never CPU-intensive enough in normal play to crash the system. However, "black holes" created from the [[black hole glitch]] can strain the system to an exorbitant amount, heavily lagging the game when they are in play. If players create more than one black hole, or create a more intensive black hole (such as putting more [[Turnip]]s in it or using multiple [[PK Fire]]s on it), they heavily risk crashing the game, and will inevitably do so if they keep on making more black holes or keep putting more projectiles into one. | While ''Melee'' can occasionally lag the GameCube in certain circumstances, such as playing with multiple {{SSBM|Ice Climbers}} on [[Fountain of Dreams]], it is never CPU-intensive enough in normal play to crash the system. However, "black holes" created from the [[black hole glitch]] can strain the system to an exorbitant amount, heavily lagging the game when they are in play. If players create more than one black hole, or create a more intensive black hole (such as putting more [[Turnip]]s in it or using multiple [[PK Fire]]s on it), they heavily risk crashing the game, and will inevitably do so if they keep on making more black holes or keep putting more projectiles into one. | ||