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Arenas can have a password set, preventing unauthorized players from entering. The type can also be set, for ''All Skill Levels, Veteran Players, Glorious Smashers, Anything Goes, Playground, [[amiibo]] Battle'' (available after update 3.1.0), ''Elite Only'', and ''Beginners Only'' (both available after update 6.0.0). | Arenas can have a password set, preventing unauthorized players from entering. The type can also be set, for ''All Skill Levels, Veteran Players, Glorious Smashers, Anything Goes, Playground, [[amiibo]] Battle'' (available after update 3.1.0), ''Elite Only'', and ''Beginners Only'' (both available after update 6.0.0). | ||
Many players have opted to use emulation via the [https://yuzu-emu.org/ yuzu emulator] in combination with external video streaming software such as [https://parsec.app/ Parsec] as a means to play [[Ultimate]] online. This has become popular in the wider competitive scene mainly due to the problems faced with the game's native online service, with some top players such as | Many players have opted to use emulation via the [https://yuzu-emu.org/ yuzu emulator] in combination with external video streaming software such as [https://parsec.app/ Parsec] as a means to play ''[[Ultimate]]'' online. This has become popular in the wider competitive scene mainly due to the problems faced with the game's native online service, with some top players such as {{Sm|Fatality}} and {{Sm|Dark Wizzy}} using this technique to play. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||