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[[Image:EventMatch.jpg|thumb|The Super Smash Bros. Brawl Event Match menu.]] | [[Image:EventMatch.jpg|thumb|The Super Smash Bros. Brawl Event Match menu.]] | ||
'''Event Matches''' are battle scenarios with a broad range of various predetermined conditions; such as characters, objectives, items, or many others. This mode first appeared in ''[[Melee]]'', with 51 events being available. In ''[[Brawl]]'', there are 41 single-player events and 21 co-op events (a new feature), each with three difficulty levels. | '''Event Matches''' are battle scenarios with a broad range of various predetermined conditions; such as characters, objectives, items, or many others. This mode first appeared in ''[[Melee]]'', with 51 events being available. In ''[[Brawl]]'', there are 41 single-player events and 21 co-op events (a new feature), each with three difficulty levels. Upon the appearance of characters, only player one comes to life from his trophy form. The CPU characters are already present when the match starts. | ||
Most ''Melee'' events allow you to choose any character, with relatively few being pre-determined; while this is reversed in ''Brawl'', as every battle except the few [[All-Star Matches]] and final events have set fighters. | Most ''Melee'' events allow you to choose any character, with relatively few being pre-determined; while this is reversed in ''Brawl'', as every battle except the few [[All-Star Matches]] and final events have set fighters. | ||
Revision as of 21:12, July 24, 2010
File:EventMatch.jpg
The Super Smash Bros. Brawl Event Match menu.
Event Matches are battle scenarios with a broad range of various predetermined conditions; such as characters, objectives, items, or many others. This mode first appeared in Melee, with 51 events being available. In Brawl, there are 41 single-player events and 21 co-op events (a new feature), each with three difficulty levels. Upon the appearance of characters, only player one comes to life from his trophy form. The CPU characters are already present when the match starts.
Most Melee events allow you to choose any character, with relatively few being pre-determined; while this is reversed in Brawl, as every battle except the few All-Star Matches and final events have set fighters.
