Classic: Play as your favorite character and fight against eleven enemies, including bonus stages, a metal matchup, a sub-boss, and the final boss.

Adventure Mode: Consisting of fourteen stages, including the final stage.MissingNo: New moveset (also has the dramatic Blue Screen of Death as a Final Smash).There are characters who appear in here that have been given drastically changed movesets (Ganondorf, Sora, and Roy are primary examples). But what's more different from previous entries is that you are now able to enter a cheat code during gameplay that allows you to unlock any character you wish (this is also for stages and extra game modes, but done a lot easier than what was just said before about character roster). There will be a whoopin' total of about 121 characters! All in all, there are 71 starter characters and 50 unlockable characters. Brawl into here, with some other familiar third-party characters and new individuals to debut. Many can expect to see nearly every character from Super Smash Bros. Furthermore, Super Smash Flash 3 adds more variety in the game: whereas it's the ability to now do triple jumps with any character you choose, hold more than one item, and last but not last, each fighter now has two Final Smashes instead of one (Super Smash Bros.

games had: intro animations, victory animations, the same character roster setup, and most of the playable modes you are allowed to access. Despite the change in appearance, Flash 3 still has a lot of the originality that the Super Smash Bros. Players can battle each other in either P1 vs. SSF3 changes the entire outlook of the previous two entries in the series and now reinvents the style as more of a 'Card Saga Wars-esque' treatment, although no card attack system is in place.

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