Super Smash Bros. 64EX

Super Smash Bros. 64EX, known as Super Smash Bros. 64DX in other countries, is a remake of the cult-classic 1998 game from the Nintendo 64. Boasting all of the old content the game along with four new characters and stages, the addition of Final Smashes, modes from future games, and much more, 64EX stands as a way for new players who have never touched the original to try it out for themselves. Released on August 1st, 2018 around the world for the Nintendo 3DS family of systems, the game received decent reception overall, being regarded as a better game than the original due to all the new additions.
==Gameplay==
Super Smash Bros. 64EX plays very similar to the original Super Smash Bros. with heavy influences from the series's other handheld entry, Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS. It plays like the other games: you fight on a variety of themed stages with the goal being to knock one or more opponents off of it. You're able to execute moves, attacks, and small combos via the controller (or in this case, the 3DS) and are also able to set up the rules for each match, such as randomizing stage selection, switching from timed matches and stock matches, and more.
===New Additions===
*The game can be played locally with multiple 3DS systems or online with players from all around the globe.
*Final Smashes have been added, along with the Smash Ball.
*The ability to toggle items on and off is now default instead of being unlockable.
*Four new stages have been added.
*In addition, stages previously locked behind the single-player mode are now available to be played on during multiplayer, including Battlefield, Final Destination, and Metal Mario's Stage.
*Four new characters have been added: Bowser, Mewtwo, King Dedede, and Marth.
*Omega Stages return from the 3DS and Wii U installments.
*Coin matches have been included as an option.
*Special Smash has been brought over from the previous three games, albeit scaled down in scope.
*All-Star Mode makes an appearance, complete with fights against every playable character and the Hand twins.
*Graphical enhancements and assets from the previous 3DS installment replace the polygonal look of the Nintendo 64 classic.
*An option that allows for the graphics of the original game to be used in place of the more modern style.
==Modes==
===Versus Mode===
Versus Mode is the mode that the entire Smash series is known for. A variety of unique stages based off of Nintendo's most popular franchises are able to be fought on, spanning from series such as Super Mario all the way the Star Fox. Depending on the settings you choose, this mode can go from absolutely crazy to flat and competitive. While you are able to use computers to fight against, the real fun of Super Smash Bros 64EX is being able to play with real people, whether they be right next to you on the couch or on the opposite side of the planet.
===1P Mode===
The big piece of single player content from the original is here in the form of 1P Mode, a gauntlet of challenges that incorporate standard fights, fights against modified characters, Break the Targets, Board the Platforms, and even boss fights against Master and Crazy Hand. You must beat every challenge as your selected character in order to beat the mode. These unlock trophies of the characters themselves for you to view on the main menu.
===All-Star Mode===
The first big new mode, All-Star Mode sees your selected character fighting the other 15 fighters in randomly selected fights. Hailing from the fourth and fifth installments of the Smash series is the chronological order in which you fight there heroes, going from Donkey Kong to Pikachu. If you play as a certain character, they themselves will not appear in the mode while everyone else will. It's a 15-match brawl to end them all!
===Special Smash===
Also hailing from the later games is Special Smash, a mode which allows you heavily customize the way you and your opponents fight. For instance, if you wanted to set your character on fire, turn their skin into metal, and have them wear bunny ears, then you're absolutely able to. While it has more restrictions due to the lack of certain items, Special Smash still allows you to go absolutely crazy with the possibilities. 
===Training Mode===
If you need some pointers before you get into that heated smash-up with your best friend, then Training Mode is the best mode for you. A mode that lets you change the options on the fly, Training Mode is a newcomer's best friend.
===Break the Targets===
A staple of the Super Smash Bros. series, Break the Targets is a mode where the character of your choice must run around a randomly generated stage and break 10 targets. Each character has their own exclusive assets and themes for their stages, with this rule also applying to the newcomers as well.
===Board the Platforms===
Formerly being exclusive to the original game, Board the Platform returns for the first time in 20 years. The chosen character was run and jump on 10 randomly generated platforms. The character you choose is complimented by themes of them and their respective game series. This mode also accounts for the four new characters, giving them exclusive assets like all of the other characters.
==Characters==
Super Smash Bros. 64EX contains the original 12 cast members, along with four others in the form of Bowser, King Dedede, Mewtwo, and Marth. This rounds up the roster to a modest 16 fighters. 
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==Stages==
As stated earlier, Super Smash Bros. 64EX includes every stage from the original game along with 4 new ones and 3 stages that were previously exclusive to the single player content.
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Akaneia
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Battlefield
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Bowser's Castle
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Congo Jungle
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Dreamland
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Final Destination
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Gourmet Race
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Hyrule Castle
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Metal Mario's Stage
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Mushroom Kingdom
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Peach's Castle
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Planet Zebes
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Route 1
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Saffron City
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Sector Z
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Yoshi's Island
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==Pokémon==
In addition to the 13 previous Pokémon, 7 new ones, all from generation 1, have been added to the line-up.
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Name: Beedrill
Dex Number: 015
Classification: Posion Bee
Beedrill appears and uses Poison Sting on an opponent, then rushes offscreen for a few seconds. After that time is up, a swarm of Beedrills rushes across the screen and attacks whoever touches them.	
Name: Blastoise
Dex Number: 009
Classification: Shellfish
Blastoise appears and shoots out a jet of water via the Hydro Pump attack and aims at it a specific opponent. In addition, he can shoot multiple smaller shots as well.	
Name: Chansey
Dex Number: 113
Classification: Egg
Chansey will appear and throw out three eggs via the Hard-Boiled move. Said eggs can contain food or items that you battle with.	
Name: Charizard
Dex Number: 006
Classification: Flame
Charizard appears and proceeds to stand in a random spot and use Flamethrower to shoot out bursts of fire. He can turn his head back and forth and, as such, theoretically hit anyone.	
Name: Clefairy
Dex Number: 035
Classification: Fairy
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Name: Goldeen
Dex Number: 118
Classification: Goldfish
Goldeen appears and...aggressively flops around the ground without a care in the world. Goldeen does no damage at all, purely being a sideshow attraction in the world of Smash.	
Name: Hitmonlee
Dex Number: 106
Classification: Kicking	
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==Items==
Every item from the original game makes a comeback, joining up with new additions like the Smash Ball. This makes for a total of 20 unique items.
Description	Item
Name: Beam Sword
The Beam Sword is what the name implies: a sword that uses a special kind of light to form a hot, sharp, and stylish blade. The sword itself seems to be more aerodynamic, as fighters are constantly seen swinging it around in ways a normal sword just wouldn't work with.
Origin: Super Smash Bros. (1998)	
Name: Bob-Omb
A race of walking AND talking sentient explosives, the Bob-Ombs have one purpose to serve in life: detonate. In the game, these bombs can be thrown at an enemy and explode on impact. If they aren't picked up, however, they start walking around on their own and explode due to a timer instead.
Origin: Super Smash Bros. (1988)	
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