8-Player Smash
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8-Player Smash is a gameplay mode in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. This mode allows eight players to play on the same stage at one time. However, only a select few stages and their Ω Forms can be played on. The known stages are:
Battlefield- Big Battlefield
Gaur Plain
Mario Galaxy
Palutena's Temple
The Great Cave Offensive
Duck Hunt
Windy Hill Zone
Congo Jungle
Onett
Temple
Yoshi's Island-
75 m - Bridge of Eldin
Castle Siege
The stages only usable with 5-6 players are:
Most stage hazards will be removed when playing in this mode.
The Ω Forms of the above stages are also playable, along with Ω Forms of those listed below:
Gamer
Garden of Hope- Jungle Hijinxs
Kalos Pokémon League- Mushroom Kingdom U
Pyrosphere
Wily Castle
Wrecking Crew- Halberd
- Luigi's Mansion
- Norfair
- Skyworld
The stages only usable with 5-6 players:
The stages will increase in size to accommodate all the players.
In addition to red, blue, yellow, and green indicators for players 1-4, players 5-8 receive new indicators colored orange, cyan, purple, and black respectively. In Team Battles, an additional team color, the yellow team, can be selected.
Gallery
- 8-Player Smash 1.jpg
- 8-Player Smash 2.jpg
On Gaur Plain
- 8-Player Smash 3.jpg
On Mario Galaxy
- 8-Player Smash 4.jpg
On Onett
Trivia
- Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS includes various unused elements within its data for 8-player Smash.
- While Ω forms of stages are available in 8-Player Smash, Final Destination itself cannot be used in 8-Player Smash, despite the Ω stages usually being no larger than Final Destination itself.
- Although regular Mario Galaxy can be played, its Ω form cannot be played. The same applies to The Great Cave Offensive.
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