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Platforms are the basic building blocks of all stages in the Smash series. The four main classes of platforms are hard, semisoft, soft, and supersoft. Ledges from which characters can hang or, in Brawl, tether, can occur on any of the first three types, though they are most commonly found on the ends of hard platforms. Platforms can also possess a wide variety of other characteristics, such as rotation, weight sensitivity, destructibility, and more. Some items and special moves interact with platforms in more complex ways as well, such as a Hothead's ability to circumnavigate many platforms. (more...)

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...that the announcement of Steve's inclusion in Ultimate caused such a traffic spike on Twitter that it caused the site to be temporarily inaccessible, being only the second time with the first being Michael Jackson's death in 2009?
...that the damage output of some attacks had decimals since Melee, but it wasn't until Ultimate that the decimal output would be displayed in-game as a tenth?
...that it's possible to play Crazy Orders to 100 or more turns, although the turn counter is capped at 99?
...that in Ultimate, using Palkia to flip the Coliseum and Training stages on a fixed camera triggers afterimages due to exposing negative space?
...that Brawl's adventure mode, The Subspace Emissary, has 104 cutscenes compared to Ultimate's World of Light's 7?