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Smash 64 start screen
The original start screen for the Nintendo 64 release of Smash Bros.
The Original 12
The original roster of a whopping 12 characters.
Fight it out
A classic fight between Mario, Pikachu, Fox, and Luigi.
One on... how many?!
The old story mode chapter screen. Players would take on hoards of fighters or just 1 on 1 fights.
I'll see you in the Mushroom Kingdom
Another standard Smash battle in the Nintendo 64 version.
Start screen for Melee
The start screen for Super Smash Bros. Melee.
The glorious 25
The beginning roster for Melee, which featured 25 playable characters.
One on one on one on one...
Gameplay of the standard Smash mode. Not much has changed aside from graphical overhauls.
Bowser why...
More of Melee. Stages were more detailed than the N64 version of the game.
Smash Bros. Brawl's start screen
The start screen for the Wii's Super Smash Bros. Brawl
The gigantic 35
The roster for Brawl, which featured 35 playable characters.
Glorious, glorious sub-HD
Smash mode once again, this time showcasing more detailed graphics and special effects.
Wario is too good
Wario, Fox, Pikachu and Mario duke it out in an intense Smash battle.
TAKE THAT BOWSER
Kirby, Bowser, King Dedede, and Mario fight to the finish over the waters of Isle Delfino.
Project M is so... *drools*
A screenshot from the Project M version of Brawl, which featured HD textures and looked considerably better on 16:9 widescreens.
Dr. Mario at your service!
Fan favorite costumes made a comeback in Project M. Dr. Mario, for example, can be accessed in the game, even though he was never playable in Brawl.
HELLO CARPEL TUNNEL
The game flow of the 3DS version of Super Smash Bros. Battles take centerstage on the top screen of the device, while damage rates and other stats are featured on the bottom.
Donkey KOOOONG
Donkey Kong knocks Kirby sky-high in glorious 3D.
Fairy warrior versus space warrior
Graphics in Smash Bros. for 3DS favor a more cel-shaded approach. This can be turned off if players do not like it.
Leave it to the plumber
New, customizable Smash attacks are featured in Smash Bros. for 3DS. Old, tired moves can easily be upgraded, giving characters wholly unique move sets.
Rise Kirby, rise.
More dynamic camera angles can be seen via the Pause Menu in any Smash battle in Smash Bros. 3DS
Glorious HD demo screens
A demo version of the Wii U edition of Super Smash Bros.
Let's work those shoulders
Early screenshots of the Wii U Smash Bros.
Blown away
HD graphics are a major feature of the Wii U release. Just look at that Storm Punch...
Rock'em Sock'em Robots (and rodents)
Cyborg versus cyborg versus rat thing..? Samus, Mega-Man and Pikachu duel in this Wii U screenshot.
Go back to Corneria
Mega-Man takes out Fox with a fatal blow.
Love on the battle field
Romance blooms on the battle field. Not really. Characters Peach and Marth are seen sharing a moment after a battle.
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