Talk:Super Smash Bros.

They're Figurines, Not Trophies

It needs mentioning on this page that the characters are figurines that are brought to life by Master Hand, unlike in Brawl, for example, in which the characters are trophies that are brought to life. I would add this in, but I don't know where it would go. Master Hand's page also needs changing along the same lines. Penguin of Death 10:21, 30 May 2009 (UTC)

The aforementioned edits have been made. If anyone cares strongly/at all, feel free to change the relevant pages back. Penguin of Death 17:05, 30 May 2009 (UTC)

Character Pages

Now, every character has his or her own SSB character page, whereas before they did not. However, many of these pages need work. Characters in need of a moveset: Luigi, DK, Link, Samus, Falcon, Ness, Yoshi, Kirby, and Pikachu

Characters missing a Combo/Stategy/Other Section: Luigi, Mario, DK, Link, Yoshi, and Kirby. Other issues or problems I found with each character.

Luigi-It is alright, but it should contain some strategies that Luigi players can use.

Mario-It gives some information, but nothing that a player couldn't discover in Training Mode by himself.

DK-Moveset and Combo/Strategy Section

Link-To me it seems a bit short, more info should be added

Samus-Can be made more useful

CFalcon-To me that overview paragraph is too long and intimidating

Ness-See Samus

Yoshi-See Link

Kirby-See Yoshi

Fox-Very good article (no bias coming from me making it >_>), maybe add attack descriptions and/or combos (depending on whether public opinion wants so) Pikachu-Moveset

Jigglypuff-IMO the best one.

Also, it would look better if all characters followed a single format. From what it seems, most of them are as follows: An intro paragraph/overview, a pros/cons list, a moveset, then Combos/Strats.

I think that Combo/Strats should be broken up. Then we can have an actual combo section, while strats can contain random useful info.ShoeThief 20:55, March 3, 2007 (GMT)

Needs work..

Read title -shogun No It does't --Luigi Iz Pro (talk) 00:20, January 6, 2010 (UTC)

C/Kongo Jungle

It's spelled with a C.

Oh, sorry. I haven't played SSB for a while, and since it's Kongo Jungle N64 in Melee, I thought that and all that stuff... – Smiddle / talk 08:43, November 26, 2006 (GMT)

Differences from Melee

Shouldn't this section really be in the Melee article? SSB came first, whereas Melee built upon and changed SSB's design. Also, we should avoid Melee-centrism (see User:Kirby King/Issues ) – MaskedMarth ^{(t c)} 20:05, January 31, 2007 (GMT)

I agree with moving it to Melee, or creating it's own page for it.ShoeThief 20:55, March 3, 2007 (GMT)

Agree too. – Smiddle ( Talk • Conts ) 21:16, March 3, 2007 (GMT)

Maybe. While it makes sense, what about things that don't actually have to do with Melee?(like origins of some things) HyperFalcon 05:43, March 15, 2007 (GMT)

It should be under Melee, unless Melee's article is overcrowded. If Melee's article is overcrowded, I say we keep it here. Johnknight1 18:54, November 11, 2007 (EST)

Went ahead and moved it. It made absolutely no sense for a section discussing changes made in a subsequent installment to be included in the predecessor's article. User:EPX2/sig 19:36, November 23, 2007 (EST)

Characters

Can someone make a list of characters that were supposed to appear, but didn't do to spacial issues. The only ones I know of are Peach and Bowser.--Aipom--

And Dedede, as well as possibly a few others. I think it could be neat, but we need valid sources and whatnot. Johnknight1 18:54, November 11, 2007 (EST)

I would put it on both places.

I edited it. The only ones that are true are Dedede, Bowser, and Mewtwo (true as in "the only ones that have a source backing them up"). No evidence for Peach, Pit, or the others mentioned there.Sir Ilpalazzo (talk) 17:19, 1 April 2009 (UTC)

Pit was mentioned by Sakurai but was ousted for Jiggly. Can't remember wher though.

Pit was never mentioned by Sakurai (for the first Smash). I'm absolutely 100% sure of this, and that the three mentioned above were the only ones who were supposed to be in at some point (along with Sukapon). People keep editing the article to add those others back in, but there's no proof.Sir Ilpalazzo (talk) 17:19, 1 April 2009 (UTC)

I'm sorry for this, but I don't know how to cite sources here. These are the links that prove (as in - direct statements from Nintendo's sites and Sakurai) that those three were planned at some points (Sukapon was considered for Melee, not Smash 64, so I was wrong there).

http://www.nintendo.co.jp/n01/n64/software/nus_p_nalj/smash/PostResult2.html

I was wrong to have Sukapon there (perhaps a Melee trivia section is in order, there's definitely enough for that) but the others are right, and in all my searches through official materials, I've never seen proof for the others.Sir Ilpalazzo (talk) 17:19, 1 April 2009 (UTC)

According to that page (translated), the characters (in order) that were desired but didn't appear were...

Bowser -- 169 votes
Peach -- 66
Wario -- 65
King Dedede -- 46
Ganon/Ganondorf -- 36
James Bond -- 35
Mewtwo -- 35
Banjo & Kazooie -- 33
Toad -- 27
Mew -- 24
Marth -- 21
Mr. Saturn -- 18
Ash Ketchum -- 18
Characters from Fire Emblem (generic) -- 18
Gooey -- 17
Diddy Kong -- 15
Sukapon -- 15
Pokemon? (generic) -- 12
Meta Knight -- 11
Lugia -- 11

Hmm... makes me wonder which ones should really deserve mention... And definitely NOT Meowth. Miles (talk) 20:59, 21 May 2009 (UTC)

It wasn't Giygas, the votes were for "Mother 2 characters" or something like that. It didn't refer to any specific character (like the vote for Pokemon farther down the line). EDIT: It was really Mr. Saturn.

Also, it was specifically Ash / Satoshi and not the game Pokemon Trainer that was voted for. Weird but worth mentioning.

I hope it's okay, but since that list is the one that people will be seeing if they go to this page, I've edited it to be more accurate. If this is wrong, you can change it back. Sir Ilpalazzo (talk) 00:33, 29 June 2009 (UTC)

No, this was a poll for who people wanted in the NEXT Smash game. (Melee) Not for who was considered in the original Smash, because in the full list, it has characters like Sonic, Megaman, and Crash Bandicoot. This poll was made before Melee was announced as well. Meowth and Pit were on the poll too, but they weren't in the top 20. (GoldenYuiitusin (talk) 00:51, May 19, 2010 (UTC))

Hyrule and Peachs castle and Saffron City

Hyrule and Peach's castle appeared redone in Melee though it dosent say, and the Saffron City model has changed to the...unlockable earthbound stage...in Melee.

I'd be hesitant to consider any of those stages the same. The two castle stages both force completely different game play styles and the Earthbound stage is only like Safron insofar as it is on the tops of buildings. As for any other elements, they are completely different. Clarinet Hawk (talk · contributions) 00:20, 28 September 2008 (UTC)

LOL Giygas In SSB

Character models

It looks like, for the characters that had 3D models made for them prior to SSB, the character models used in game are taken directly from the relevant game. In particular, I've noticed Fox and Link look very similar to their models in Star Fox 64 and Ocarina of Time, respectively. If this is the case, then I'm pretty sure it's the only SSB game to do so; aren't all the models in Melee and Brawl unique to that game? Might be worth mentioning under Trivia.

I don't see how the models can be "copied". For example, Link's (SSB) sword does not look like the Master Sword, and his hands have no fingers. Toomai Glittershine eXemplary Logic 18:12, 30 May 2009 (UTC)

None of the characters have fingers...except for Pikachu. Smasher2000^{May the Brawl be with you...} 20:46. 22 December 2009 (UTC)

Character articles for this game

I wasn't sure where else to put this, but, what exactly is the typical format for a character article of SSB? Looking around their articles, it's fairly random. --Havoc Reaper '48 19:30, April 25, 2010 (UTC)

I'd say try and imitate the Brawl and Melee character article layout when possible. Miles (talk) 19:32, April 25, 2010 (UTC)

Also, what of the images of the character's aerial attacks? The image is quite large. I'm working on Mario, but I noticed that picture on his article and others as well. --Havoc Reaper '48 19:50, April 25, 2010 (UTC)

Stages

I saw you guys forgot to put in "Alternate Yoshi's Island" on the list of "non-playable stages"

- Sandeyboy

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Talk 19:20, June 19, 2010 (UTC)

Items

Should we add items to this page or do people have to just go to the items page to see all of the SSB64 items?

-Gamefan759 —Preceding unsigned comment added by Gamefan759 (talk • contribs) 22:30, 21 March 2013 (EDT)

It can be done, but personally I think it's unnecessary. Toomai Glittershine

The Quiet 23:23, 21 March 2013 (EDT)

Video

The YouTube video does not work right now. ht14 _(talk) 16:03, 10 June 2013 (EDT)

Stage Chart?

Should we perhaps edit the stage list into a chart, similar to what has been done on the Brawl and SSB4 pages? Ditto to Melee. _{(The preceding signed comment was made by Ghabulous Ghoti)} 18:09, 10 January 2014 (EST)

There is no downside into doing so other than spending some effort.

Green Mario 18:40, 10 January 2014 (EST)

Misread section

Sign here if you always thought that the box said "Duke It Cut" instead of "Duke it Out" because the U was covering the O.

Name

It has been brought up elsewhere that there's a decent case to move this to Super Smash Bros. 64, under the same rationale that we use to explain why we call it Super Smash Bros. 4. The main reason this page has never been brought up is probably just because it's never occured to anyone, or for grandfather clause reasons, or what have you. I'm not currently officially suggesting we move the page; I'm just casting out a feeler to see what people would think of it. Toomai Glittershine The Dispenser 16:02, 26 April 2014 (EDT)

"Smash 64" is rather common, but is it ever called "Super Smash Bros. 64" as a full name? - Ceci n’est pas un Smiddle. 16:07, 26 April 2014 (EDT)

I don't really see a reason in changing this article's name to "Super Smash Bros. 64". It's common to refer to the game as "64" but as an article title, it's probably best to just go with the official name when adding "64" has no real benefit. DoctorPain99 16:13, 26 April 2014 (EDT)

Not only should this page not be moved, we should at some point soon make an effort to switch to using the "for Wii U/Nintendo 3DS" titles, considering the 3DS one will be out in a matter of only a few months. Miles (talk) 16:19, 26 April 2014 (EDT)

I agree with Miles that we should start using the 3DS/Wii U titles. DoctorPain99 16:29, 26 April 2014 (EDT)

English Clip in Japanese Game

"As a relatively low-budget game with an unusual concept, there were not originally any plans to export the game outside Japan."

Odd enough, a voice clip of the English Announcer saying 'Jigglypuff' exists in the Japanese game's data. http://tcrf.net/Super_Smash_Bros.#Miscellaneous Should this be mentioned at all? --ComJay (talk) 09:11, 5 January 2015 (EST)

I'm not an expert or anything, but there are several things that could be going on here. 1. They could have been lying, who knows. 2. It could have been pulled from the files of a later version of the Japanese game. 3. They might have planned for a language selector to be in the game, as in Melee. 4. Some non-Japan native could have been put in charge of getting the voices, I don't know. or 5. They could have decided to port the game after overseas hype of the Japanese version BEFORE it was released. That last one seems like the most likely one to me. Buuuut, I have no way of proving any of this without further research. Anyone with some free time could probably figure this mystery out. Laikue (talk | contribs) 19:11, 5 January 2015 (EST)

Yoshi and F-Zero characters trivia

I do see your point, but there's no good way to phrase it to make the difference clear, and it's also already covered on Yoshi and F-Zero by the fact that they note they are the only universes to be in all four games with only one representative. ---Preceding unsigned comment added by cupid♥. Or maybe DatNuttyKid. 19:55, 13 February 2016 (EST)

Move to Super Smash Bros. (game)?

To a newcomer to the wiki who's trying to find this page and not the entire series, it might get confusing. I thought it might be helpful if we added (game) at the end of the title so it'd be a little bit more convenient. FinalSmashMan (talk) 00:05, March 15, 2019 (EDT)

I second this. I'm 100% certain that the games official title is not Super Smash Bros 64. I'd rename it myself but it's a major article and I'm not sure that two people can make such a decision. KungFuLakitu (talk) 16:35, April 30, 2019 (EDT)

It's because it's the first game that it doesn't get the classification. The series and universe pages get the classification because they cover the generalness of the series itself and what the universe encompasses, respectively - the first game is just that: the first game. It's the same reason why Miiverse doesn't have "(stage)" at the end of the page name, because it's simply what it is - it's a type of priority, a "bonus" of being something major within the series.
The page is not called "Super Smash Bros. 64", and even if it was, SmashWiki is not official.

Aidan, the Rurouni 17:24, April 30, 2019 (EDT)

I completely agree with you, but "Super Smash Bros 64." is not an appropriate name for one of the biggest articles on the site, a featured article. The period after the 64 rather than Bros is especially unfitting, and "Super Smash Bros. (game)" would be a much more appropriate title on the wiki. An article that is on the site's toolbar shouldn't have such a mess of a name. KungFuLakitu (talk) 16:29, May 1, 2019 (EDT)

Are you referring to adding "(game)" to the page's URL, or the title on the page? Although its not the "official" name, most people do refer to it as Smash 64 to differ from the series itself. The original Paper Mario is also commonly referred to as Paper Mario 64 for the same reason. Despite a lot of games released on the N64 having 64 at the end, not all games without the 64 are referred to as 64. Smash and Paper Mario just happen to some of them referred to as such. I believe it may stem from the fact that the next installment in the series was released on a different console. If finding the page is the problem, all the installments are always listed on the navigation on the left side of the Wiki under the Wiki's logo for that very reason. If we were to add "(game)", it would make more sense, to me, to add it to the URL and not the page itself. However, the series is already specified to be a separate page by having "(series)". Although it is weird how the period is after 64 and not Bros considering its after Bros in the title. Wolff (talk) 18:18, May 1, 2019 (EDT)

Super Smash Electrics 64

GregHeffley12345 (talk) 16:48, August 30, 2020 (EDT)

Super Smash Electrics 64 is my first dream video game. It works just like Super Smash Bros 64, but with electronic companyballs.

Playable electrics

I can't put companyballs here, so I have added logos instead:

Starters
File:Sony.png Sony	File:Philips.png Philips	File:Nikon.png Nikon	File:Epson.png Epson	File:Toshiba.png Toshiba	File:Samsung.png Samsung	File:Hitachi.png Hitachi	File:TDK.png TDK

Unlockables
File:Sharp.png Sharp	File:Fujitsu.png Fujitsu	File:Kyocera.png Kyocera	File:HP.png HP

1P Game

Here are the stages in the SSE64 1P Game:

Nikon
Toshiba Team
Hitachi
Break the Targets! (bonus stage)
Sony Bros. (Sony and Sharp)
TDK
Giant Philips
Board the Platforms! (bonus stage)
Samsung Team
Epson
Metal Sony
Race to the Finish (bonus stage)
Fighting Polygon Team
Master Hand

Unlockables

Clearing the 1P Game in 20 minutes or less with no continues will unlock Kyocera.
Clearing the 1P Game without any continues on any difficulty will unlock HP.
Clearing Break the Targets with all eight original characters will unlock Sharp.
Clearing the 1P Game with 3 lives or less and no continues on the Normal difficulty or higher will unlock Fujitsu.