Super Smash Bros. Obliteration

Super Smash Bros Obliteration is a fighting Game Developed  by HAL Laboratories, with assistance from Sora Ltd. and Bandai-Namco Games, tri-Crescendo, and published for the Nintendo Switch. It is to be Released on November 8, 2018. This game is the sequel to Super Smash Bros for 3DS/WII U as well as the fifth game installment in the series overall, and is the first game in the series where Masahiro Sakurai does not direct the game, the game is instead directed by Masayoshi Tanamura, the founder and director of HAL Laboratories.
==Differences From 3DS/Wii U==
Up to 12 players can play in most modes, Up to 84 players can enter tournaments online
105 total Characters compared to 57, the largest Smash Roster ever!!!
101 Stages Compared to 55 Stages In Wii U, 42 in 3DS, In Addition Up To Four Stages From 8 Backgrounds can be created, thus giving, Players Largest Stage Roster To Date, a total of 105 Stages Maximum.
80 Assist Trophies, 124 Items and 128 Pokemon summonable from Poke/Master/Beast Balls, all the largest selection in Smash history.
Many Mechanics From the Retro Super Smash Bros. Melee Have Returned By Popular Demand, Air Dodging No Longer Freezes Opponents Or Renders them Helpless while airborne and can help the character travel a farther distance than usual if inputted, thus allowing Characters to Wavedash. The Speed and Combo Counter In Training Mode From Melee Is also brought back. 
Characters Can Now Do a Turn Around Version Of Their Forward Smash, Forward Aerial or Forward Tilt, this however will cut the attack marginally by quarters.
Smash Run now appears in a kingdom like setting Called "Lost Kingdom" and Smash Tour has been renamed "Smash Conquest"
Some Characters are now equipped with a "KO" Final Smash which only effects one Opponent at a time but triggers an animation sequence Which guarentees the opponent will be automatically one hit KO'd when the animation sequence is over.
Characters can turn around after A Back Aerial or Back Throw by holding the neutral button.
Some Characters have Alternate Costumes that can slightly change and austomize the Special Movesets and Final Smashes of each of the Characters.
New Single Player Modes including Retro and Rival Smackdown Mode appear.
==Gameplay==
Super Smash Bros. Obliteration! retains the classic gameplay of the Smash series. Here, up to twelve characters/players battle each other in a stage, and unlike most of the fighting games in the gaming universe, here in Smash, life bars don’t appear here, instead, a percentage meter is used to calculate the damage obtained. The higher the percentage of damage a character has, the farther distance will the character be launched away. To KO an opponent, the player needs to hit and launch the opponent so hard until it exits out of the stage limits, showing an explosion, which means the character has been knocked out. Also, the character can be KOed if he has received a strong attack or crushed by a platform.
Due to the fact that the Nintendo Switch has two remote controls, the player can use them as a way to fight and box, along with the use of the buttons, in a similar way to the ARMS videogame. However, the player can opt for the casual gameplay, with the smaller screen. The graphics are now more bright and vibrant, with realistic tones, though still has that cartoony and charming touch.
==Single Player Modes==
==Smash Mode==
The classic Smash Mode is back, and up to 8 players can battle with their favorite characters. Unlike Super Smash Bros. for 3DS/Wii U, the Smash for 8 option is merged with the normal, and thus stages won’t be affected despite the size, instead stages will be bigger than usual. Also in the Character Selection Screen, the player can adjust the rules to their liking, like, deciding if the battle ends in a certain amount of time, or via lives, or even Smash Money.
Now, Special Smash has been merged to the Rules of the battle, which means that a handicap option is shown to make easier or harder the battle, There are 10 Difficulties similar in format to the difficulty meter found in 3DS/Wii U ranging from Effortless as Pie - Nothing Harder, Players can change and control the difficulty to their liking.
Difficulties and their levels.
Intensity level 	Numeric values	Cost per 0.1 increment
Effortless As Pie	0.0 to 0.9 	-5 gold
Easy 	1.0 to 1.9 	-5 gold
Standard 	2.0 to 2.9 	8 gold
Tougher 	3.0 to 3.9 	12 gold
Challenging 	4.0 to 4.9 	15 gold
Heatin' Up 	5.0 to 5.9 	20 gold
Extra Spicy 	6.0 to 6.9 	25 gold
Infernal 	7.0 to 7.9 	45 gold
Raging Inferno 	8.0 to 8.9 	75 gold
White Hot 	9.0 to 9.9 	85 gold
Nothing Harder 	10.0 	100 Gold
The difficulty chosen - in addition to making the CPU opponents tougher and the prizes greater - determines what is faced at the end of the game, with higher intensities adding new foes to the mix. In the game, the encounter is as follows,
Inclusion 	Intensity range
Master Hand	All Intensities
Crazy Hand 	7.5 - 9.0
Master Core	9.0 and Up
New in Obliteration there is a "One Shot" feature That Can Be turned on at the character selection screen, for players seeking a challenge "One Shot" Does not give the option for continues if all stock is lost and will instead result in an automatic Game Over for the Player Character.
Super Smash Bros. Obliteration/Smash Mode
==Adventure Mode (Throwback Journey)==
Super Smash Bros. Obliteration features an  Adventure Mode that is very similar to the one that is found in Melee. unlike Smash Run Adventure Mode can only feature up to one player at a time as they travel to multiple lands within the Nintendo Universe in a Vintage Side-Scrolling Fashion, Completing Adventure Mode will win the player a trophy of the character in their prime fighting stance.
Super Smash Bros. Obliteration/Throwback Journey
==Smash Run (The Lost Kingdom)==
Smash Run has returned and can now can feature up to 10 people playing at once in a mission to score as many items and star upgrades as possible, the time can now be extended to upwards of ten minutes, for a maximum of
10 people, as they race against time to find the source of an unknown entity within an ancient mythical civilization, who seeks to obliterate all time and everything in existence as we know it.
The Smash Run starts with a five-minute adventure course involving exploration of a large, expansive, but unnamed island in the sky. Players are tasked with strengthening their attributes via finding items in chests, as well as defeating numerous enemies from both Brawl's The Subspace Emissary, 3Ds/Wii U's Story Mode, and other game series. Bonus stages hidden behind doors in the map also allow for players to take part in challenges that can give them further boosts to their various attributes and more prizes.
Special events that occur on the map can also provide further benefits to players, such as by defeating an exceptionally powerful enemy or finding a hidden room filled with chests. In Group mode, players can trigger traps that will drop giant Bob-ombs, by activating a switch item that can appear from treasure chests. Enemies, however, can attack the player and make them drop their power-ups sometimes; getting KO'd is also a possibility, leading to significant penalties to the player's stat boosts.
Smash Run supports character customization like most of the other modes in the game. However, Smash Run expands on this formula, further adding a variety of unique "Powers" that can be granted to competitors; these are activated by tapping their respective icon on the 3DS's lower screens (ranging from healing, attacking, and boosting), and can only be used on the Smash Run map in order to activate their effect; Equipment-type Powers that grant a held item when the player spawns are applied the same way, but don't appear as an option on the screen while playing. The lower screen can also display a map of the Smash Run arena, alternating between screens by tapping the left-hand or top area of the touch screen.
When the five minutes have expired, all power-ups collected are added to the character's stats, and the players compete in one of a variety of "Final Battles", selected randomly, lasting one minute.
After a Smash Run match, players will obtain the trophies, character customization items, gold, and powers that they collected while in the adventure course.
The following items can be found by defeating enemies, opening chests, and completing miniature missions within the mode. Touching these items increases a specific stat for the character, giving potential benefits in the game's final challenge. Additionally, every item can be found in different sizes, which alters how much of each stat will be boosted, depending on the size it might increase that stat by 3, 10, 30, 100 or 200 points. Stat boosts with clocks on them also appear, which give a large temporary boost of 500 points.[1] Players can have a maximum of 1000 points for each category. Fighters can also build up their stats by performing the actions corresponding to them.
In addition to pickups for the stats below, rare stars that pulsate a variety of colors can appear in the mode; grabbing them increases all of the player's stats. Taunting raises a random stat by 1. There is also a rare stat booster shaped as a 2x that is called a Stat Megaboost that will double all stat gains for a period of time. It appears on the stage rarely/in Challenge Doors that are Treasure Rooms, as well as very rarely being dropped by enemies.
Super Smash Bros. Obliteration/Lost Kingdom
==Rival Smackdown Mode==
New To Super Smash Bros. Obliteration, Rival Smackdown Mode functions similar to Smash Mode in the fact that they both have the classic mode format, However Instead of fighting Master Hand, Crazy Hand, or Master Core, You will instead fight a 'Rival" In a Similar Manner to the Street Fighter or Mortal Kombat Series Of Games. Rival Battles Are Harder than Master Hand and Start With a Difficulty as low as 5 to as high as 10. You Must Deplete your foe of their Stamina before your Stamina is completely depleted, if you are defeated by your rival, it is an automatic game over continue is not an option in the final round.
The Rival Is Determined By The Total Time That is completed by the player at the final level, The Mode largely mirrors Smash Mode Except for the Final Fight. The Only Characters that cant possibly be fought in the Rival Battle are the Mii Swordfighter, Gunner, Or Brawler. The Final Battle Against the Rival Will Be Randomly Selected from one of six possible Groups that are featured on the titles of the All Star Matches in Event Match Mode, and Which are determined by the final score by level 12. Clearing Rival Smackdown Mode Will Win A Trophy Of The Character Assuming Their Prime Victory Pose.
Super Smash Bros. Obliteration/Rival Smackdown
==Multi-Man Obliteration==
The classic defeat em all mode first found in Melee and Brawl has returned by popular demand! The mode is more about endurance and survival rather than progress, as the player is only given a single life to outlast a slew of Mii Swordfighters, Gunner's, and Brawler's, within the allocated Time Limit, if the player is overpowered and Ko'ed it is game over, Beating certain match modes in Multi-Man Obliteration can unlock various, characters, stages, stickers and trophies that can be collected.
10-Man - challenges the player to defeat ten opponents. This is the shortest of all the Multi-Man challenges, usually taking between 10 and 20 seconds to complete for an amateur player, though world records are all within roughly 6 and 7 seconds.
100-Man - challenges the player to defeat 100 opponents, which get tougher as the mode continues. This usually takes a few minutes for players to clear, and can get quite difficult towards the end of the mode. The final Wire Frame to be fought will always sustain noticeably less knockback than the others.
3-Minute - challenges the player to survive for 3 minutes, defeating as many opponents as possible.
15-Minute - challenges the player to survive for 15 minutes, defeating as many opponents as possible. Foes get stronger as time passes by. Despite the need for endurance, simple strategies such as spamming a certain move or evading the opponents altogether will generally suffice.
20-Minute - Challenges the player to survive for 20 minutes, defeating as many opponents as possible within the time limit, there is a greater need for endurance and the opponents, become progressively more difficult as time goes on simple strategies such as spamming a certain move or evading the opponents altogether will generally suffice.
30-Minute - Challenges the opponent to survive for 30 minutes, defeating as many opponents as possible, Opponents tend to become more difficult in this mode around the 25 minute mark, making the need for endurance greater, however Spamming and evading some of the opponents could suffice here also.
45-Minute - Challenges the opponent to survive for 45 minutes, defeating as many opponents as possible, Opponents tend to become more difficult in this mode around the 40 minute mark, making the need for endurance greater, however Spamming and evading some of the opponents could suffice here also.
60 Minute - Challenges the opponent to survive for 60 minutes, defeating as many opponents as possible, Opponents tend to become more difficult in this mode around the 55 minute mark, making the need for endurance the greatest in any timed Obliteration match, however Spamming and evading some of the opponents could suffice here also, but more manpower is needed to outlast for a full hour against an endless stream of Switch Fighters.
Rival - challenges one player to defeat more opponents than their Rival (an AI copy of their character) before they are themselves defeated in an otherwise endless match. Rivals respawn after being KO'd. The player's final score is equal to the difference of number of opponents they and their Rival defeated. This mode replaces 15-Minute mode in SSB4.
Endless - challenges the player to defeat as many opponents as possible before being KO'd themselves. It has no time limit nor enemy KO limit, and as such can go on for an indefinite amount of time.
Endless - Challenges the player to defeat as many opponents as possible before being KO'd themselves. It has no time limit nor enemy KO limit, and as such can go on for an indefinite amount of time.
Cruel - challenges the player to defeat as many opponents as possible before being KO'd themselves, like Endless mode, but the opponents now have extremely high handicaps, increased aggressiveness, and a high AI level. Additionally, a high knockback modifier is applied to the player and no items will appear. This is unarguably the most difficult Multi-Man mode, as the opponents are immensely harder to KO while the player is also much easier to KO compared to the other modes.
Super Smash Bros. Obliteration/Multi Man Obliteration
==Target Obliteration==
Smashing targets to gain unlockable characters, stages, features, etc has returned this time with more characters to choose from then ever before once again the goal of the game is to smash all 10 targets scattered throughout a special arena as quickly as possible, the game records the shortest time taken to smash all ten targets. If a character has never smashed all the targets, the game will also record how many targets were smashed in that time. There is also a total time that is kept that includes the cumulative time taken to clear every character's stage, which appears only after all characters have cleared their stage, If a player falls into the abyss once again as in previous games it automatically results in a game over, the score that is best attained by the player will appear on the characters image after Target Smash is beaten with the said character.
Super Smash Bros. Obliteration/Target Obliteration
==Super Slugger Competition==
Mr. Sandbag has returned to be smashed once again, the format is very similar to the Home Run Contest found in Melee Brawl and 3DS/Wii U, only with a single home run bat to make the final and only swing at the sandbag while launching it for many feet, the contest once again takes place in the Home Run Stadium,  up to 50000 feet are found in the track, the highest prize attained by hitting up to 40000 of that distance.
Super Smash Bros. Obliteration/Super Slugger Competition
== Trophy Rush ==
Trophy Rush has returned from the Ashes of Smash Bros. 4, and has been upgraded to around 200 seconds where players are
able to obtain as may trophies as they can get their hands on, in Trophy Rush, the player selects any character they wish, then selects how long they wish to play the game. The minimum length of time is 30 seconds, though it can be increased by one second for every six Coins the player adds to the cost.
In the actual game, the player placed upon a thin platform that they can jump through, and grab the ledges on. They are tasked with destroying as many crates that fall onto the platform as possible. Two types of crates exist: standard wooden crates that are destroyed in one hit, and stone crates that require several hits to be destroyed. The geometry of these crates vary, and players can be pushed around by the crates depending on how stacks of them may fall.
A line above the mode's main platform indicates how high the crates are allowed to pile up, and if the crates breach this line for more than five seconds, then the platform disappears, forcing the player to be KOed. In addition to this danger, bombs with a five-second fuse can fall onto the stage, certain boxes will shoot fire from one side if not destroyed within 3.5 seconds, and if the player stays in one place for too long, a ball of lightning falls from the sky. In addition to dealing knockback and damage to the player's character, these obstacles can also destroy the various crates that fall. Getting KOed for any reason on any blast line causes a deduction of fifteen seconds of play time for the first KO, then ten seconds for the second KO, and finally five seconds on any subsequent KOs; the lost time can also potentially end a player's chain, slowing their progress down.
While destroying boxes, the player is able to build up a "chain", which is broken if they fail to destroy any boxes in a small period of time; the higher the chain, the more points are awarded for each box destroyed. Scoring points fills up a meter in the top left of the screen; when the meter is full, it triggers a Fever Rush, where pentagonal crates holding coins, trophies, and occasionally custom parts constantly fall onto the stage for seven seconds. These blocks are notable for being able to start chain reactions, destroying identical blocks next to them. Of note is that only the first Fever Rush is guaranateed to drop a Custom Part; subsesquent Fever Rushes will not necessarily dispense such rewards.
==All Star Mode==
Once all 100 characters (Minus the 5 DLC Characters) have been obtained by the player, the player character now has the arduous task of fighting through all 100 of them, with only 5 lives maximum and a few mixed recovery items  there are once again the exact same 10 difficulties which are found in smash mode, as well as a limited amount of recovery items, (maximum tomato's heart container's, bonus fruit, etc), could the player survive the assault before they falter? The battles are usually set up by series with no more than four characters on the stage at once, and no more than 13 maximum fought in one round at once. The Player must fight and defeat all Main 94 out of 105 Characters in the game, except for the DLC and Custom Characters. Defeating all opponents at a time within a series/round will open a door that takes you to the lobby before another series round. DLC Characters will appear to battle the player as well, as long as they are downloaded.
Completing All Star Mode will win a trophy of the character based off the game that they debuted in.
Super Smash Bros. Obliteration/All Star Mode
==Boss Battles==
Boss Battles Mode has returned, and once again the goal is to defeat every boss in the game with a single stock. When a player begins Boss Battles Mode, they are immediately dropped into combat against one of the twelve bosses. Once a boss is defeated, the player is brought to the rest area. The rest area displays all defeated bosses as trophies, a screen that displays the face of next boss to be fought, and has three Heart Containers, which, like in All-Star Mode, recover the player's damage to 0% and do not reappear upon later visits to the rest area. This format continues until all bosses are defeated. Unlike the
previous games the bosses are fought in sequential order and the mode can be completed regardless if you have completed smash mode or not. There are a total of twelve bosses to fight in Boss Battles Mode found throughout all across the various Nintendo Universes.
This format is mostly the same as All-Star Mode. However, the player is not allowed to continue after being KO'd and using up their stock, as it is a Stadium game. Boss Battles also includes a co-op mode (a mode that a player can get up to three additional players to help them with 1 player mode games), where both characters will have a single stock and there will be three extra Heart Containers for a total of six (If done on co-op mode, there are 12 Heart Containers instead of three.).All four players must remain alive; if all of the players lose their stock, the game ends.
Bosses 	Bosses 	Bosses 	Bosses 	Bosses	Bosses	Bosses	Bosses
Crazy Hand 	Emperor Bulblax	King Bob-Omb	Master Kohga	 	 	 	
Medusa 	Metal Face 	Nihlego 	Porky Minch 	 	 	 	
President Haltmann	Ridley 	Tiki Kong 	Validar 	 	 	 	
==Event Match Mode==
As in Melee, Brawl, and 3DS/WII U, There are 60 of these special challenges in which lace the player into a scenario with special conditions and a certain objective. The player must complete the objective in order to complete the event match, and the game records the completion and "score" of each event match.
Each 10 sets of event matches 60 in total are determined by the characters per series that you have unlocked, once all
94 characters (minus the downloadable ones are unlocked), all 60 event matches are accessible to play for the characters,
If a player loses stock or the match ends with an exceeded time limit, it is game over.
Super Smash Bros. Obliteration/Event Matches
==Training Mode==
Back from the dead of four years Training mode is once again available for players looking to hone their skills and 
practice before entering the fray to become legends, the format is set up more similar to that of Brawl where the 
format is not timed and players have an unlimited time to gather combo's and prectice till their heart's content
for ample time, until restarting and leaving the mode.
As implied by its name, Training Mode is intended to allow players to practice using characters in a non-serious setting. All matches within the mode are actually Time matches of infinite length, as seen on the Jumbotrons featured in the Pokémon Stadium stages. The player can use any character they wish and select one CPU character as their opponent. Any stages available to the player can be used in the mode, including Smash 4's Omega Form stages.
Interestingly, Stale-Move Negation is not present in the mode for Brawl or SSB4. Additionally, in SSB4, the rage mechanic is ignored and pausing while in Training Mode will freeze the stage and all such elements, but not the characters or items.
Within Training mode, a specialised UI overlay, unavailable in any other mode, is displayed on the screen in order to show data relevant to gameplay. The overlay is always present in Smash 64, Melee, and Smash 4, but is disabled by default in Brawl.
The overlay contains information regarding:
Speed: Shows the speed at which the game is running. Not present in Smash 3DS.
Enemy: Shows the behaviour set by the player for any CPUs in play. Not present in Smash 4.
Damage: Displays amount of damage most recent attack inflicted by the player.
Combo/Consecutive Hits: Displays how many hits the player has attained on the opponent in one standard combo; this data is saved, with the longest combo done by each individual character being displayed on the character select screen for the mode. The counter in the overlay will top out at 999, though the mode can display higher combos on the character select screen. Named "combo" in SSB64 and 3Ds/Wii Uand named "consecutive hits" in Melee and Brawl.
Total Damage: Added in Melee, this displays how much damage the present combo has done on opponents. Like the Combo counter, it maxes out at 999.
Super Smash Bros. Obliteration/Training Mode
==Retro Mode==
This New Single Player Mode in Super Smash Bros. Obliteration, takes players back to the days of the 1980s and features a Retro Mode that basically what you'd expect; a demake somewhat similar to Super Smash Land made by Dan Fornace, with most of the content in the original game taken away in this mode. This mode can be activated any time, however they can go back to the original after a thirty second cooldown of booting the mode up.
==Multi-Player Modes==
==Vs. Mode==
Multiplayer has come back in the ring to take another swing, and can now feature up to a total of 12 players, which is a record for super smash games. As the Mii Fighter, Brawler, Gunner, and Swordfighter are not available in the game, Players can choose the custom option on the main Smash menu and thereby create the Amiibo of their choice which can then be inserted as a playable character either in an online or normal Vs. Match, the modes in Vs. Mode are modeled after those in Melee, therefore giving a nostalgic vibe in the battle options.
==List of Playable Modes in Vs. Mode==
Obliteration - This is the basic multiplayer mode, similar to the previous four games.
Team Obliteration - Up to 5 players can be on a max of 2 teams and 3 or 4 if the mode is made for 3 teams to play, can be played online or offline with a max of 10 players.
12 Player Obliteration - Up to 12 players are able to play either online or offline
Tournament Obliteration - Allows the player to set up a tournament with up to 90 players, compared to 64 in the previous games.
Coin Obliteration = Players or teams in Coin Obliteration compete and Smash each other to gain coins for themselves/their team, the player/team with the most coins at the end of the match will be the winner, Falling or losing a life in battle will automatically shed half of the players coins, Gold Coins are Worth 50, Silver are Worth 25, Dimes are Worth 10, and Copper Pennies are worth just one.
Special Obliteration - Players can choose from the following options, Stamina, Time and Stock
Stamina Obliteration - Up to 10 players can fight, and instead of damage hit points are featured and your health damage
bar decreases every time you take a hit, if a players stamina reaches 0%, they are elimnated from the fight.
Stock Obliteration - Players battle with a set number of lives in Vs mode, (max is 100) if a players stock runs out of lives
the player is eliminated from the match/contention.
Time Obliteration - Players must defeat their opponents in the limited time and the score is calculated by points, if one player KO's the other they get a point while the KO'ed player loses one, A player that falls off the arena's ledge and dies loses a point for themself or their team, If two players off each other in a mutual kill, they both lose a point, the Player with the highest Net Positive points at the matches end wins.
Sure Shot Obliteration - In Sure Shot Obliteration Mode, Only Items from the Shooting Character Appear On The Battlefield.
Summoning Obliteration - In Summoning Obliteration Mode Only Pokeballs, Master Balls, Beast Balls, and Assist Trophies Appear On The Battlefield.
Fixed-Camera Obliteration - In Fixed-Camera Obliteration mode, the camera is fixed and does not move around. The whole stage will be seen on the screen.
Giant Obliteraion - In Giant Obliteration mode, all the characters are big, similar to the giant characters that are fought in Classic Mode. The characters will have a harder time to KO their opponent, but they will fall faster and the distance of their jump will decrease.
Invisible Obliteration - In Invisible Obliteration mode, all characters are invisible and weaker/faster, but are still able to take damage.
Metal obliteration - In Metal Obliteration mode, all characters will be coated with gear from Metal boxes, and
will become slower/stronger, yet they are still able to take damage.
Lightning Obliteration - In Lightning Obliteration mode, the movement speed of the characters will increase.
Molasses Obliteration = In Molasses Obliteration mode, the movement speed of all characters will decrease.
Single-Button Obliteration = In Single Obliteration Button mode, the only controls that can be used in battle are the A button and the control stick. The use of the B button is disabled for every character in this mode. The characters can still jump however by tilting the Control Stick up.
Super Sudden Death - In Super Sudden Death mode, each of the characters will have 300% damage. If a character is KO'd and still has remaining stock, then their damage meter will return to 300%.
Tiny Obliteration - In Tiny Obliteration mode, all the characters are small, similar to the effects of a Poison Mushroom. The opponents in Tiny Melee will be easier to KO but they will also have a greater recovery distance.
Rules - Players can adjust the rules of matches in this menu.
Names - Players can enter names for gameplay here.
Stage Builder - The Stage Builder has returned allowing the player to create new stages in addition to the other stages that are starter or unlockable in the game, Up to four Stages can be created in this mode at a time, There are 12 blueprints compared to five in the previous game, In addition Custom Stages are also availible for playing on in 12 player Obliteration, unlike in 3DS/WII U.
== Other Modes ==
Coin Launcher = The Coin launcher, as the name implies, is a machine that uses coins as projectiles. Using the launcher, coins are shot at trophies to obtain them. The shooting button can be held down, and when released the coin will be launched much faster than usual. There are also various types of metallic drone-like enemies that can be shot; shooting an entire group earns stickers and bonuses. One bonus is a slight increase in spawn rate of rarer trophies. Another bonus is a certain amount of extra coins, that can range from 10 to 50. As the player destroys enemies, part of the green gauge below the player's coin supply fills up. When the gauge completely fills up, three trophies appear (although this does not always happen), and coins can be shot out at a significantly faster rate. Once a certain time has passed, the gauge empties. (This is called "Blast Away".) There are also periodic missiles that will deduct coins if they hit the lower section of the coin launcher, or give "bonus points" when destroyed. The missiles may also reduce the charge in the green gauge.
Vault = All of the Trophies, Stickers, and Music that you have obtained throughout the game is seen here, also there is a
series of boxes of question marks per series, showing the player what is left to be unlocked.
Options = The features of the game in relation to Screen, Deflicker, Rumble, Controls, Sound, Brightness, Music and Data Erase.
==Quest Marks==
New to Super Smash Bros. Obliteration, Quest Marks are Daily or ong Term Goals that Can be Obtained by Random Feats From As Basic As Koing An Opponent To Unlocking A Certain Character/Stage/Trophy/Item, Playing a Certain of Vs/Online Matches For Achievements, to Completing A Mode On a Certain Difficulty Or A Limited Time, A Box With an Image Will Be Filled When A Quest Mark Task Is Accomplished.
==Online Play==
Online Play has been unchanged for the most part from 3DS/WII U except now up to 12 players can battle either against each other, with friends, and in tournaments
Modes
With Friends = Can Play with any friends. Players Can Also Create Their Own Room For Their match As Well As Custom Rules For The Match.
With Anyone = Play against random people online from across the world. This Mode Can Be Divided Up Into Two Sub Modes
For Fun = Match Results Are Not Recorded, Stage Gimmicks/Items Are On, And Players Can Use Custom Names and Items.
For Glory = For Players Seeking A Real Competition, Match Results Are Always Recorded, And Custom Items/Names Are Set To Off.
Tournament = Play in a Tournament with Friends or Strangers, up to 84 participants may enter.
==Smash Conquest==
Playing As Mii's on a Board Game Format Has Returned To Super Smash Bros. Obliteration, Up to 50 players can cast their own Mii's as Characters in an every man for themselves format as they cross the boards and collect Powerups and Fighters In Preparation For The Final Battle. The Small Board Can Hold Up to 15 Players, The Medium Board Can Hold Up to 35 Players, and in the Big Board Up To 50 Players can compete.
Super Smash Bros. Obliteration/Smash Conquest
==Characters==
Super Smash Bros. Obliteration features 105 Playable Characters in the game, which is by far the most in series history, Once all of the first 94/97 characters (not including the 6 downloadable, 3 Transformed,  or 3 amiibo ones based on the Mii Fighters from the previous game, which can be created) are unlocked, the Single Player Modes of All Star and Boss Battles are unlocked, in addition some stages can be unlocked by unlocking certain unlockable characters as well.
Super Smash Bros. Obliteration/Characters
Starter and Unlockable Characters, Italics = Unlockable Character
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/Mario/ 	/Luigi/ 	/Peach/ 	/Daisy/ 	/Captain Toad/ 	/Bowser/ 	/Bowser Jr./ 	/Petey Piranha/ 	/King Boo/ 	/Paper Mario/  	 	 	 	 	 	
/Wario/ 	/Waluigi/ 	/Ashley/ 	Rosalina @ Luma 	/Geno/ 	/Yoshi/ 	/Donkey Kong/ 	/Diddy Kong/ 	/Dixie Kong/ 	/King K. Rool/ 	 	 	 	 	 	
/Link/ 	Zelda 	Sheik 	/Ganondorf/ 	/Young Link/ 	/Toon Link/ 	/Lana/ 	/Midna/ 	Imp Midna 	/Skull Kid/ 	 	 	 	 	 	
/Fox/ 	/Falco/ 	/Krystal/ 	/Wolf/ 	/Ice Climbers/ 	Samus 	Zero Suit Samus 	/Dark Samus/ 	/Inkling's/ 	/Olimar/ 	 	 	 	 	 	
/Kirby/ 	/King Dedede/ 	Meta Knight 	/Bandana Dee/  	/Takamaru/ 	/Ness/ 	/Lucas/  	Isaac  	/Wonder Red/  	/Shovel Knight/ 	 	 	 	 	 	
/Pikachu/ 	/Charizard/ 	/Jigglypuff/  	/Mewtwo/  	/Decidueye/ 	/Greninja/  	/Lucario/  	/Zoroark/  	/Starfy/ 	/Pac-Man/ 	 	 	 	 	 	
/Duck Hunt/  	/Professor Layton/ 	/Villager/ 	/Excite Biker/ 	/Balloon Fighter/ 	/Sonic/ 	/Shadow/  	/R.O.B./  	/Shulk/ 	/Elma/   	 	 	 	 	 	
/Captain Falcon/ 	/Black Shadow/ 	/Dillon/  	/Snake/  	/Bayonetta/  	/Cloud/  	/Pit/ 	/Palutena/ 	/Dark Pit/ 	/Hades/ 	 	 	 	 	 	
/Marth/ 	/Ike/ 	/Black Knight/  	/Lucina/  	/Robin/ 	/Roy/  	/Corrin/  	/Vyse/  	/Shantae/  	/Chibi-Robo/  	 	 	 	 	 	
/Little Mac/ 	/Ryu/ 	/Simon/  	/Rayman/ 	/Mega Man/  	/Bomberman/  	/Mr. Game & Watch/  	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Free DLC Characters
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/Sylux/ 	/Ninten/  	/Banjo & Kazooie/ 	/Lloyd/  	/Spring Man/  	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Amiibo (Custom) Characters
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/Mii Brawler/ 	/Mii Swordfighter/ 	/Mii Gunner/ 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
==Full Roster (With Character Icons)==
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==Stages==
Super Smash Bros. Obliteration features up to 101 Stages from various universes across the gaming world, Roughly Half of these stages are starter and half unlockable, there are also six stages, (One for each downloadable character which are obtained automatically through paid DLC upon downloading the character). Downloadable stages will appear in the bottom right section of the selection screen,  In addition there is a stage creator function at the bottom right hand corner allowing the player to create up to 5 custom stages,  these stages will then appear in the bottom left corner of the selection screen. The Majority of stages as in previous games also has the Omega (Ω) Function, during the which the stage has no additional platforms and is rather flat or can be made rather flat in appearance.
Default And Unlockable Stages Ω = Omega Stage Italics = Unlockable Stage
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New Donk City 	Mushroom Kingdom Castle Ω 	Mushroom Kingdom (64)  Ω 	Bowser's Castle Ω 	Delfino Plaza Ω 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Comet Observatory Ω  	Paper Theatre Ω  	Mine Cart Tunnel Throwdown   	Treacherous Mansion Ω  	Booster's Tower   	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Rainbow Road 	Diamond City 	Waluigi Stadium 	Yoshi's Island Ω  	Yoshi's Story (Melee)  Ω 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Snowmad's Island Ω 	Jungle Hijinxs Ω 	Bramble Scramble 	Gangplank Galleon Ω 	Great Plateau Ω 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Temple 	Outset Island Ω 	Gerudo Valley Ω 	Clock Town  Ω 	City In The Sky 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Valley Of Seers (Warriors) Ω 	Norfair Ω 	Phaaze Ω 	Frigate Orpheon (Brawl) Ω 	Fountain Of Dreams Ω  	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
King Dedede's Castle Ω  	Halberd  Ω 	Green Green's (Melee)  Ω 	Corneria (Zero) Ω 	Lylat Cruise Ω 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Sauria  Ω 	Sargasso Space Zone  Ω 	Pokemon Stadium (Switch) Ω	Saffron City (64)  	Alola Region Ω 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Ultra Space  Ω 	Spear Pillar (Brawl)  Ω 	Skyarrow Bridge  	Prism Tower Ω  	Port Town Aero Dive Ω  	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Outer Space Ω 	Big Blue (Melee)  	Onett Ω 	New Pork City (Brawl) Ω 	Coliseum Ω 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Arena Ferox Ω 	Castle Siege Ω 	Castle Shirasagi 	Serenes Forest Ω 	Galactic Sea Ω  	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Palutena's Temple Ω 	Reset Bomb Forest Ω 	Underworld  Ω 	Garden Of Hope  Ω 	Formidable Oak   	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Tortimer Island Ω 	Town And City Ω 	Gaur Plains  	Industrial District  Ω 	Icicle Mountain  	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Windy Hill Zone 	Radical Highway 	Murasame Castle 	Tower Of Fate  	Inkopolis Ω 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Turf War  Ω  	Blossom City Ω 	Venus Lighthouse Ω 	London  	Boxing Ring Ω 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Suzaku Castle Ω 	Gluglug Lagoon Ω 	Excite Bike  Ω 	Balloon Fight Ω 	Wrecking Crew  	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Duck Hunt  Ω 	Old Mission Ranch Ω 	Shadow Moses Island  Ω 	Umbra Clock Tower  	Midgar Ω 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Jenny's Room  Ω 	Scuttle Town  	Pac-Maze Ω 	Daccat's Island  Ω 	
Ghost Ship  Ω 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Wily's Castle  	Glade Of Dreams  Ω 	Bomber Arena  Ω 	Flat Zone HD  	Big Battlefield Ω 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Final Destination  Ω 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Downloadable (Free DLC) Stages, Ω = Omega Stage
These Stages Are Immediately Obtained By Dowloading the 5 Free DLC Characters in Super Smash Bros. Obliteration, off the Nintendo Switch Dashboard.
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Tallon Overworld Ω	Magicant  	Spiral Mountain Ω 	Luin  Ω 	Spring Stadium Ω	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
==Assist Trophies==
Super Smash Bros Obliteration will aso feature up to 80 assist trophies which can be summoned from Assist Trophy Capsules and will assist the player or team by attacking other opponents in the arena, note assist trophies will now come not only from Nintendo franchise but third party games as well.
Assist Trophy Characters	Assist Trophy Characters	Assist Trophy Characters	Assist Trophy Characters	Assist Trophy Characters	Assist Trophy Characters	Assist Trophy Characters	Assist Trophy Characters
Alph  	Andross   	Barbara   	Black Bomber 	Black Mage  	Buldorb  	Cappy  	Celica 
Chain Chomp  	Color TV-Game 15 	Cupil 	Devil  	Dimentio  	Dr. Kawashima  	Dr. Wright  	Drake Redcrest 
Elec Man 	Fiora  	Funky Kong  	Genis Sage  	Ghirahim  	Ghosts 	Gray Fox  	Hammer Bro 
Helirin  	Il Piantissimo   	Infantry And Tanks 	Isabelle  	Jeff  	Jill  	Jody Summer  	Kamek 
Kat And Ana  	Katrina   	Knuckle Joe  	Kumatora  	Lakitu And Spinies 	Leon Powalski  	Lissa  	Luxaar 
Lyn  	Magnus  	Manhole  	Mars Djinn  	Mechanica  	Metroid  	Micaiah  	Mipha 
Miura  	Moe  	Mother Brain  	Mr. Resetti  	Mumbo Jumbo  	Nightmare  	Nintendog 	Octoling 
Phosphora 	Rabbid Mario   	Rabbid Luigi   	Rambi  	Ray MK III  	Revali  	Ribbon Girl  	Riki  
Russ  	Saki Amimaya  	Samurai Goroh  	Sheriff   	Shield Knight   	Starman 	Sukapon  	Susie
Tails  	Tethu 	Tingle 	Tom Nook  	Viridi  	Wii Fit Trainer   	Wonder White   	Zant 
==Items==
124 items will be able to be used by the players or CPU opponents on the battlefield. These items can range from the following categories
Container items release other items once broken open, which can be done either by attacking them or by picking up and throwing them. In general, container items have a 12.5% (1 in 8) chance of exploding instead of releasing items.
Battering items are wielded by characters once picked up, turning their Neutral_attack neutral attack Forward_tilt forward tilt, dash attack and Forward_smash forward smash into an item swipe.
Shooting items fire projectiles when used, typically replacing the neutral attack and neutral aerial of the user. They all have limited ammunition and will merely shoot blanks once it runs out.
Throwing items can only be thrown at opponents. Holding a throwing item means that a character cannot use most of their attacks, as pressing the attack button will simply throw the item.
Status items apply some sort of effect to the user, often beneficial but not necessarily. Some status items only need contact to be used (instead of needing to be grabbed). The ones that do need to be grabbed can be picked up even if the character is already holding an item; no such items exist in the original Super Smash Bros.
Recovery items decrease the  damage of the user (or increase their HP in Stamina Obliteration.
Summoning items release an ally that fights along side you or your team when picked up.
Collectible items do not affect the match but instead are added to the player's collection once picked up. Computer players will not attempt to pick up collectible items, but if they do so accidentally they will not count.
Special items do not fit into the above categories.
Items In Game
Items 	Items 	Items 	Items 	Items 	Items 	Items 	Items
1 Up Mushroom   	Alruna   	Assist trophy   	Back Shield   	Ballistic Dagger 	Banana Peel  	Barrel  	Barrel Cannon 
Barrier Sphere   	Beam Sword   	Beast Ball 	Beehive   	Beetle  	Blast Box   	Bob-omb  	Bomb 
Bombchu  	Bonsly  	Bonus Fruit 	Boomerang   	Boss Galega 	Bullet Bill  	Bumper 	Bunny Hood 
Capsule  	Cardboard Box  	CD  	Crate  	Cucco  	Custom Part  	Daruk's Protection 	Daybreak
Deku Nut   	Dragoon   	Drill 	Egg  	Electrode   	Emerald  	Fairy Bottle   	Fan 
Fire Bar  	Fire Flower  	Fire Wisp  	Flipper 	Food  	Franklin Badge 	Freezie  	Gold Feather 
Golden Hammer 	Gooey Bomb  	Grass  	Green Shell  	Grenade   	Gust Bellows  	Gyro  	Hammer 
Hammer Head  	Hand Grenade  	Happy Heart 	Heart Container 	Hocotate Bomb  	Home Run Bat  	Hothead  	Ice Flower  
Killer Eye  	Lightning Bolt  	Lip's Stick   	Magic Flute  	Master Ball  	Maxim Tomato  	Mechakoopa   	Metal Blade  
Metal Box  	Motion Sensor Bomb 	Mr. Saturn 	NES Zapper   	Ore Club   	Parasol  	Party Ball  	Peanut 
Pellet  	Pitfall  	Plum Juice   	Poison Mushroom 	Poke Ball   	POW Block   	Power Suit Piece  	Ray Gun 
Red Shell  	Rolling Crate  	Sandbag  	Screw Attack 	Shotgun  	Smart Bomb  	Smash Ball  	Smoke Ball  
Soccer Ball   	
Special Flag  	Spiny Shell   	Spit Firebal  	Splattershot   	Spring   	Star Rod  	Stat Boost 
Steel Diver  	Sticker  	Super Leaf   	Super Mushroom  	Super Scope  	Super Star   	Superspicy Curry  	Team Healer 
Timer  	Tortimer Fruits  	Trophy 	Unira 	Urbosa's Fury  	Vegatable  	Waddle Dee Spear  	Wario Bike 
Warp Star   	Wood Chip   	X Bomb   	Yellow Shell   	 	 	 	
==Pokemon (From Pokeballs)==
Super Smash Bros. Obliteration will feature a total of 72 Poke Ball Pokemon, 51 Master Ball Pokemon, and 9 Beast Ball Pokemon, from all seven generations, that you can summon from Pokeballs Master Balls and Beast Balls Respectively. Beast Balls as Featured in Pokemon Sun and Moon are very rare pokeballs that can summon up to five of the "Ultra Beast Pokemon" in addition to the Master Balls which feature Legendaries and normal pokeballs.  
Poke Ball Pokemon
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Abomasnow 	Aerodactyl 	Aggron 	Bellossom 	Bewear 	 	 	
Bisharp 	Bonsly 	Blissey 	Chansey 	Chespin 	 	 	
Chikorita 	Clefairy 	Comfey 	Dedenne 	Dragonite 	 	 	
Drapion 	Eevee 	Electabuzz 	Electrode 	Exploud 	 	 	
Fennekin 	Foongus 	Galvantula 	Garchomp 	Goldeen 	 	 	
Gogoat 	Golisopod 	Goodra  	Gulpin 	Hitmonchan 	 	 	
Hitmonlee 	Hitmontop 	Houndoom 	Hydreigon 	Inkay 	 	 	
Kommo-o 	Kricketune 	Lilligant 	Litten 	Litwick 	 	 	
Lunatone 	Lycanroc (Midday Form)	Magikarp 	Magmar 	Metagross 	 	 	
Meowth 	Mime Jr. 	Minior  	Mismagius 	Mudkip 	 	 	
Oricorio  	Pinsir  	Primarina 	Salamence  	Smoochum  	 	 	
Snorlax  	Spewpa  	Spinda  	Staryu  	Steenee   	 	 	
Swirlix  	Togepi  	Torchic  	Torterra  	Turtonator  	 	 	
Tyranitar  	Vespiquen  	Vikavolt  	Weavile  	Wishiwashi  	 	 	
Wobbuffet  	Xatu 	 	 	 	 	 	
Master Ball (Legendary) Pokemon
Master Ball Pokemon	Master Ball Pokemon	Master Ball Pokemon	Master Ball Pokemon	Master Ball Pokemon	Master Ball Pokemon	Master Ball Pokemon	Master Ball Pokemon
Arceus 	Articuno 	Azelf 	Celebi 	Cosmoem 	 	 	
Cosmog 	Cresselia 	Darkrai 	Deoxys 	Dialga 	 	 	
Entei 	Genesect 	Giratina 	Groudon 	Heatran 	 	 	
Ho-Oh 	Hoopa 	Jirachi 	Keldeo 	Kyogre 	 	 	
Kyurem 	Landorus 	Latias 	Latios 	Lugia 	 	 	
Lunala 	Magearna 	Manaphy 	Marshadow 	Meloetta  	 	 	
Mew  	Moltres  	Necrozma  	Palkia  	Raikou  	 	 	
Regice 	Regirock 	Registeel 	Reshiram 	Silvally 	 	 	
Sogaleo 	Suicune 	Tapu Fini 	Tapu Koko 	Terrakion 	 	 	
Victini 	Volcanion 	Xerneas 	Yveltal 	Zapdos 	 	 	
Zekrom 	Zygarde 	Goldeen 	Magikarp 	 	 	 	
Beast Ball (Ultra Beast) Pokemon
Beast Ball Pokemon	Beast Ball Pokemon	Beast Ball Pokemon	Beast Ball Pokemon	Beast Ball Pokemon	Beast Ball Pokemon	Beast Ball Pokemon	Beast Ball Pokemon
Blacephalon 	Buzzwole 	Celesteela 	Guzzlord 	Kartana 	 	 	
Nagandel 	Pheromosa 	Stakataka 	Xurkitree 	Goldeen 	 	 	
Magikarp 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
==Reception==
The game has recieved a mostly positive response,  from both critics and Smash Lovers alike who have praised the graphics on the Game found on the Nintendo Switch. Many modes including the Boss Battles, All Star, Retro and Multiplayer Modes, as well as the large Character and Stage selection have been well recieved with Critics and Smash Fans in particular.
IGN has rated it an 8/10 stating "The Charm of Melee and other early installments in the series has been revitalized with more modern gaming technology".
GameInformer has rated it with a 3.9 out of 5 stars stating "The charm and graphics of classic Street Fighter and Smash Bros. Excellence has reached criticl new levels with so much content to keep players hungover for months at a time".
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