Super Smash Bros. Cross (Switch)

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Super Smash Bros. Cross, often referred to as SSBX, SSBC, or SSB6, is the latest entry in the Super Smash Bros. series developed by Bandai Namco Enterntainment Inc. , Sora Ltd., and Thuldor Inc. and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo Switch.
It is the sixth entry in the series, and was released worldwide on November 16, 2024 to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the original game's release for the Nintendo 64. Super Smash Bros. Cross plays similarly to the previous entry in the franchise, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, only with a graphical upgrade, slightly tweaked gameplay, and new features for players to explore. The most significant of these features include a wide variety of modes outside of traditional battles, such as stadium events and minigames. In this sense, Super Smash Bros. Cross acts as a museum of sorts for video gaming history, and contains hundreds of small references and easter eggs hidden in every corner of the game.
==Gameplay==
The typical gameplay remains generally faithful to the previous entries of the series, especially Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Players will battle each other on two-dimensional, platform-based stages in order to try and knock each other off the platform, all confined by a certain predetermined ruleset. Every fighter has a set of special moves, as well as a Final Smash that can be unleashed after certain conditions are met. Cross sees the return of the directional air dodge, introduced in the previous game, as well as other gameplay changes to increase the speed and mobility of fighters. 
After choosing a ruleset, stage, and characters with which to fight, players will be able to use items, summon assist trophies and Pokémon, and unleash various special moves against each other in order to try and knock out their opponents and win the battle.
==Modes==
Super Smash Bros. Cross has a large variety of gameplay modes, including a vast singleplayer, multiplayer, and online experience. Cross moves beyond the label of fighting game and enters into the realm of pure variety, as the vast amounts of information, minigames, demos, galleries, and other features makes the game seem more like a collection of history than a typical fighter. New modes will be and modes returning from games older than Super Smash Bros. Ultimate will be . The modes include:
===Smash Modes:===
*Smash
**Timed Battle
**Stock Battle
**Stamina Battle
**Coin Battle
*Special Smash
*Smashdown
*Squad Strike
===Games & More:===
*Classic Mode
* - the ultimate all-star challenge, defeating every fighter in the game, in the order they entered the series!
*Stadium
**Training Mode
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** - while boss battles have indeed been featured in past games, this version allows players to tackle 32 unique bosses, either alone or with a friend! The boss selection screen is featured above.
*Mob Smash
**Century Smash
**All-Star Smash
**Cruel Smash
** - smack down as many Mii Fighters as possible while playing as the one and only Master Hand! Based off of the ending sequence in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate's World of Light campaign.
*Creative
**Mii Maker
**Stage Builder
*Challengers Approach
*amiibo
===Vault:===
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*Sounds
**MyMusic
**Playlists
**Voices
*Theater/Album
* - a place to view the array of alternate costumes you've obtained for your roster. There are a lot more this time around!
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*Shop
*Tips
*Challenges
===Spirits:===
*Adventure Mode
*Spirit Board
*Spirit Collection
**Spirit Teams
**Spirit List
**Summon Spirits
**Dismiss Spirits
**Level Up Spirits
===Online Modes:===
*Smash
**Quickplay
**Battle Arena
**Tournament
**Elite Smash
* - compete with players online in these special stadium modes!
**Target Smash
**Home Run Contest
**Race to the Finish
**Board the Platforms
**Boss Battles
**Mob Smash
*Spectate
*Share
**Video Sharing
**Stage Sharing
**Mii Sharing
==Fighters==
Super Smash Bros. Cross features the largest roster in the entire series' history. On top of every fighter from the series' history returning to the fray, Cross pushes forward into new franchises while at the same time greatly expanding upon the old roster through the use of Echo Fighters. On the character selection screen pictured right, fighters are listed by when they entered the series. Echo fighters are listed next to the fighter they are based on. The roster is made up of 110 unique fighters, as well as 20 echo fighters. There are 48 newcomers (counting both echo and traditional). They include:
(Note: Newcomers are listed in bold.)
Mario ssbultimate-2.png|1. Mario
DonkeyKong SSBUltimate.png|2. Donkey Kong
T730FunkyKong.png|2ε. Funky Kong
Link SSBUltimate.png|3. Link
Samus_SSBUltimate.png|4. Samus
DarkSamus SSBUltimate.png|4ε. Dark Samus
Yoshi SSBUltimate.png|5. Yoshi
240px-Kirby SSBU.png|6. Kirby
Fox SSBUltimate.png|7. Fox
Pikachu SSBU Artwork.png|8. Pikachu
Luigi SSBUltimate.png|9. Luigi
Ness SSBU Artwork.png|10. Ness
Ninten_by_Gaiamuth.png|10ε. Ninten
CaptainFalcon SSBUltimate.png|11. Captain Falcon
BlackShadowSSBH.png|11ε. Black Shadow
Jigglypuff SSBU.png|12. Jigglypuff
Peach SSBUltimate.png|13. Peach
Daisy SSBUltimate.png|13ε. Daisy
Bowser SSBU Artwork.png|14. Bowser
209px-IceClimbers SSBU.png|15. Ice Climbers
240px-Sheik SSBU.png|16. Sheik
Impa Great Sword.png|16ε. Impa
Zelda SSBUltimate.png|17. Zelda
HW Lana.png|17ε. Lana
DrMarioPortrait.png|18. Dr. Mario
Dr. Luigi Stethescope.png|18ε. Dr. Luigi
Pichu_SSBUltimate.png|19. Pichu
Falco SSBUltimate.png|20. Falco
Marth SSBU Artwork.png|21. Marth
Lucina SSBUltimate.png|21ε. Lucina
YoungLink SSBU250.png|22. Young Link
Ganondorf SSBU.png|23. Ganondorf
Mewtwo SSBU Artwork.png|24. Mewtwo
200px-Roy SSBU.png|25. Roy
Chrom SSBU Artwork.png|25ε. Chrom
MRG&W.png|26. Mr. Game & Watch
MetaKnight SSBUltimate.png|27. Meta Knight
Pit SSBU.png|28. Pit
Dark Pit SSBU Artwork.png|28ε. Dark Pit
ZeroSuitSamus SSBUltimate.png|29. Zero Suit Samus
Wario SSBU Artwork.png|30. Wario
Snake SSBUltimate.png|31. Snake
Ike SSBU Artwork.png|32. Ike
Squirtle SSBU userbox icon.png|33. Squirtle (Pokémon Trainer)
Ivysaur SSBU userbox icon.png|34. Ivysaur (Pokémon Trainer)
Charizard SSBU userbox icon.png|35. Charizard (Pokémon Trainer)
232px-DiddyKong SSBU.png|36. Diddy Kong
DixieKongSuperSmashBrosRenderBySmashified.png|36ε. Dixie Kong
Lucas SSBUltimate.png|37. Lucas
Sonic SSBU.png|38. Sonic
ShadowHedgehogSSBX.png|38ε. Shadow
KingDedede SSBUltimate.png|39. King Dedede
240px-Olimar SSBU.png|40. Olimar
Lucario SSBU250.png|41. Lucario
ROB SSBU Artwork.png|42. R.O.B.
ToonLink SSBUltimate.png|43. Toon Link
Tetra Saber & Pistol (Hyrule Warriors).png|43ε. Tetra
Wolf SSBU Artwork.png|44. Wolf
240px-Villager SSBU.png|45. Villager
240px-MegaMan SSBU.png|46. Mega Man
Protomansomethingsomethingnamespace.png|46ε. Proto Man
240px-WiiFitTrainer SSBU.png|47. Wii Fit Trainer
Rosalina SSBU.png|48. Rosalina & Luma
240px-LittleMac SSBU.png|49. Little Mac
240px-Greninja SSBU.png|50. Greninja
Mii_Brawler_SSBU.png|51. Mii Brawler
MiiSwordfighter SSBUltimate.png|52. Mii Swordfighter
Mii_Gunner_SSBU.png|53. Mii Gunner
Palutena SSBUltimate 2.png|54. Palutena
ViridiSSBH.png|54ε. Viridi
240px-Pac-Man SSBU.png|55. Pac-Man
200px-Robin SSBU.png|56. Robin
Shulk SSBU.png|57. Shulk
BowserJr_SSBUltimate.png|58. Bowser Jr.
Duck_Hunt_SSBX.png|59. Duck Hunt
Ryu SSBUltimate.png|60. Ryu
Ken SSBU.png|60ε. Ken
Cloud SSBUltimate.png|61. Cloud
600px-Corrin SSBU.png|62. Corrin
Bayonetta SSBU Artwork.png|63. Bayonetta
Jeanne Bayonetta 2 render.png|63ε. Jeanne
Inkling SSBU.png|64. Inkling
Octolinggirl ingenuity.png|64ε. Octoling
Ridley SSBU Artwork.png|65. Ridley
Simon SSBU.png|66. Simon Belmont
Richter SSBU.png|66ε. Richter Belmont
KingKrool SSBUltimate.png|67. King K. Rool
Isabelle SSBUltimate.png|68. Isabelle
Incineroar SSBU.png|69. Incineroar
PiranhaPlant SSBUltimate.png|70. Piranha Plant
Joker SSBUltimate.png|71. Joker
HeroSSBU.png|72. The Hero
BanjoSSBUDLC.png|73. Banjo-Kazooie
TerryB.png|74. Terry Bogard
240px-Question Block Artwork - Super Mario 3D World.png|75. ?
CaptainToadWarriors.png|76. Captain Toad
Skull Kid Ocarina (Hyrule Warriors).png|77. Skull Kid
BombermanSmashified.png|78. Bomberman
RexRevolt.png|79. Rex
PaperMarioSSBX.png|80. Paper Mario
phoenix_wright_render_by_connorrentz_dc9krrb-pre.png|81. Phoenix Wright
BandanaDeeSSBC.png|82. Bandana Dee
mach_rider_render_by_nibroc_rock_dcr75qj-pre.png|83. Mach Rider
The Waluigi.png|84. Waluigi
Character-portrait Rayman.png|85. Rayman
Isaac SSBU.png|86. Isaac
KarateJoeSSBH.png|87. Karate Joe
Twintelle Blank.png|88. Twintelle
Screen Shot 2019-05-08 at 7.08.03 PM.png|89. Spyro
Screen Shot 2019-05-08 at 7.08.52 PM.png|90. Crash Bandicoot
220px-Doomguy (Doom 2016).png|91. Doom Slayer
Geno ultimate render by nibroc rock dcydivn-pre.png|92. Geno
Minecraft-steve 12.png|93. Steve
RyuHayabusaSmash.png|94. Ryu Hayabusa
elmaSmash.png|95. Elma
B-Mj4fPCMAAneNT.png|96. Amaterasu
Chibi robo smash bros style render by nibroc rock-d9ak4np.png|97. Chibi-Robo
Tails 2018 legacy render by nibroc rock-dcg3zmv.png|98. Tails
MonsterHunter.png|99. Monster Hunter
2807226-tekkentag2 heihachi.png|100. Heihachi Mishima
Screen Shot 2019-05-08 at 7.02.00 PM.png|101. Decidueye
ShovelKnightPortrait.png|102. Shovel Knight
Screen Shot 2019-05-08 at 7.35.19 PM.png|103. Euden
Dovakhiin.png|104. Dovakhiin
CronoSmashified.png|105. Crono
Sora KHIII.png|106. Sora
Leon-S.-Kennedy-PNG-High-Quality-Image.png|107. Leon Kennedy
PSSB Scorpion.png|108. Scorpion
MChief.png|109. Master Chief
Sandbag the awesome.png|110. Sandbag
==Stages==
Super Smash Bros. Cross sports the largest collection of stages to choose from in the history of the franchise. In total, the game allows players to select from 160 stages, including every stage from every previous game as well as 33 new stages. 
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