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The '''Vault''' is a mode in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' that features many of the non-fighting elements of the game. The Vault is depicted as a locked box with a green background. | The '''Vault''' is a mode in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' that features many of the non-fighting elements of the game. The Vault is depicted as a locked box with a green background. | ||
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The Vault is a mode in Super Smash Bros. Brawl that features many of the non-fighting elements of the game. The Vault is depicted as a locked box with a green background.
Features
Trophies and stickers
This can show every trophy or sticker the player has, as well as let the player play a shooting game to get more.
Masterpieces
This made allows demos of games from the Nintendo 64 or an earlier Nintendo console to be played.
Stage Builder
This allows the player to develop many stages as well choose their music, size, and background.
Chronicle
The Chronicle lists notable Nintendo titles on Nintendo consoles, including, but not limited to, the Nintendo Entertainment System, the Virtual Boy, and Wii titles before Brawl's release.
Album
This shows photos that the player has taken using the Wii camera, be it from the Subspace Emissary, multiplayer mode, or another place in the game.
Challenges
The challenges are a plethora of achievements that can be accomplished. These can vary from Target Smash!! records to beating Boss Mode.
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