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*''Brawl'' is the only game that does not have an announcer read the game's name on the title screen (or anywhere else). | *''Brawl'' is the only game that does not have an announcer read the game's name on the title screen (or anywhere else). | ||
*All Smash games have the Smash Bros. logo on | *All Smash games have the Smash Bros. logo on their title screens. | ||
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Revision as of 08:58, September 30, 2011
The title screen is the screen that is shown after most video games are turned on, typically after the opening credits and/or introduction cutscene. Super Smash Bros., Super Smash Bros. Melee and Super Smash Bros. Brawl all follow this trend.
In all three games, if the player does not do anything on the title screen for a long enough time, then multiple attract modes will take place. In all three games, the player can be treated to demos featuring characters fighting each other on stages, in either Time, Stock or Coin matches. The opening cinematic can also play, as can the How to Play films. Exclusive to Melee is the Special Movie that can play, though only in NTSC regions (as the movie is removed in PAL versions).
Gallery
SSB's Title screen.
Melee's Title screen.
Brawl's Title screen.
Trivia
- Brawl is the only game that does not have an announcer read the game's name on the title screen (or anywhere else).
- All Smash games have the Smash Bros. logo on their title screens.
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