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==Final countdown timer== | ==Final countdown timer== | ||
[[File:SmashUltimateMatchFinalSeconds.gif|thumb| | [[File:SmashUltimateMatchFinalSeconds.gif|thumb|200px|Final countdown timer in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' during a versus match.]] | ||
The '''final countdown timer''' is an element that appears at the end of a match. When there are only five seconds remaining, the match timer will disappear (except for ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]''), and the announcer will start to count down with each number getting bigger onscreen (the numbers are the same size in ''Smash Wii U'' and ''Ultimate'') before calling out "TIME!" ("TIME UP!" in the Japanese version and original game) to signal the end of the match. When that word appears onscreen, a winner will be chosen based on the highest total score each fighter/team has during the match, depending on the [[mode|game mode]]. Players who are tied will face off in a [[Sudden Death]] match to break the tie. | The '''final countdown timer''' is an element that appears at the end of a match. When there are only five seconds remaining, the match timer will disappear (except for ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]''), and the announcer will start to count down with each number getting bigger onscreen (the numbers are the same size in ''Smash Wii U'' and ''Ultimate'') before calling out "TIME!" ("TIME UP!" in the Japanese version and original game) to signal the end of the match. When that word appears onscreen, a winner will be chosen based on the highest total score each fighter/team has during the match, depending on the [[mode|game mode]]. Players who are tied will face off in a [[Sudden Death]] match to break the tie. | ||