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*[[Neutral attack]]s | *[[Neutral attack]]s | ||
*Strong attacks (a | *Strong attacks (also known as a "[[Tilt attack]]s") | ||
*[[Smash attack]]s | *[[Smash attack]]s | ||
*[[Grab]]s and [[throw]]s | *[[Grab]]s and [[throw]]s | ||
*[[Aerial attack]]s | *[[Aerial attack]]s | ||
*[[Special move]]s | *[[Special move]]s | ||
*[[Meteor smash]]es (not mentioned by name | *[[Meteor smash]]es (not mentioned by name, but Mario is shown using a meteor smash, with subtitles saying "Spot an enemy in the air and...intercept!") | ||
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Revision as of 10:59, June 27, 2011
The How to Play Video is a video in Super Smash Bros. Melee that plays if the player waits at the title screen for long enough. It depicts Mario battling Bowser on Kanto: Pokémon Stadium. The video explains the basic mechanics of Melee and is meant to teach a beginner how to play.
Basic techniques taught in the video
- Walking and running
- Shielding and dodging
- Jumping
- Neutral attacks
- Strong attacks (also known as a "Tilt attacks")
- Smash attacks
- Grabs and throws
- Aerial attacks
- Special moves
- Meteor smashes (not mentioned by name, but Mario is shown using a meteor smash, with subtitles saying "Spot an enemy in the air and...intercept!")
See also
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