Cross-platform comparison of Super Smash Bros. 4: Difference between revisions

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*Both versions have [[Home Run Contest]].
*Both versions have [[Home Run Contest]].
*Both versions have [[Multi-Man Smash]].
*Both versions have [[Multi-Man Smash]].
*Both versions have the [[Vault]] including the [[Trophy Shop]] and [[Trophy Rush]], and some of the trophies exist in both versions.
*Both versions feature [[character customization]], with the same [[Custom Part]]s appearing in both versions.
*Most music in the 3DS version also appears in the WiiU version.


==Differences==
==Differences==
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**However, the 3DS can be used as a controller for the Wii U version, but the actual match is not visible on the 3DS.
**However, the 3DS can be used as a controller for the Wii U version, but the actual match is not visible on the 3DS.
*The 3DS version has no movies besides the How-to-Play video. Because of this, it lacks an intro video, a first for the series, as well as character trailers and other videos.
*The 3DS version has no movies besides the How-to-Play video. Because of this, it lacks an intro video, a first for the series, as well as character trailers and other videos.
*Some of the trophies appear in one version and not the other. As with stages, the 3DS version has an emphasis of trophies based on games made for handheld consoles, while the WiiU version has an emphasis on home consoles.
*The WiiU version contains a much larger library of music and has the [[My Music]] feature to take advantage of this. There are still a small number of songs that appear only in the 3DS version.
*The [[Challenges]] are different between versions. The 3DS version is easier to complete, while the more difficult WiiU version awards 2 million [[Gold]] upon completion of its Challenge grid.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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