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== Home Run Contest Strategies == | == Home Run Contest Strategies == | ||
Revision as of 18:05, November 1, 2006
Mr. Game & Watch's first appearance was in the Game & Watch Series (1980), created by Gunpei Yokoi. However, he wasn't given a name until SSBM, and his obscurity took many by surprise.
Mr. Game & Watch is unlocked by clearing Target Test with all twenty five characters, or alternatively, by playing 1,000 VS. Matches.
Clearing Classic Mode with Mr. Game & Watch will unlock Flat Zone, a level that takes place in a giant Game & Watch.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Small and can crouch under projectiles
- Has many strong killers
- Can chain throw with each of his throws
- Can combo characters fairly well
- Huge vertical recovery distance
- High range and large hitbox on many of his attacks (for example, his neutral aerial has higher range than any other nair)
Cons
- Very light weight, thus is able to be killed easily
- Can be comboed fairly easily
- Predictable recovery, has trouble sweet-spotting the edge
- Has a very poor roll and sidestep, crippling his defensive game
- Head is exposed during sheilding, allowing for shield stabbing
Home Run Contest Strategies
Coming soon
Break the Targets Strategies
Coming soon
VS. Melee Strategies
Coming soon
