8-Player Smash
8-Player Smash (8人乱闘, 8-Person Fray) is a gameplay mode in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. This mode allows up to eight players to play together at once, as opposed to the standard four. In Ultimate, 8-Player Smash is not a separate mode with its own menu option; instead, Smash modes allow up to eight players to join. ContentsIn Super Smash Bros. for Wii U[edit]8-Player Smash is a mode accessible within the Smash menu. It is similar to the regular Smash mode, but it allows up to eight players to join, instead of only four as in other modes. The 8-Player Smash mode can still be played with four or fewer players, in which case it functions largely identically to the regular Smash mode. With more than four players, many stages function differently, and some stages cannot be selected depending on the number of players. Coin Battles and Special Smash cannot be used in conjunction with 8-Player Smash. In addition to red, blue, yellow, and green player colors for players 1-4 (red for player 1, blue to player 2, yellow to player 3, green to player 4), players 5-8 use the colors orange, cyan, purple, and slate (orange to player 5, cyan to player 6, purple to player 7, and slate to player 8), respectively. In Team Battles, an additional team color, the yellow team, can be selected, in addition to red, blue and green teams. Stage availability[edit]Only certain stages and their Ω forms can be selected; if there are more players present than a stage (or Ω form) allows, the stage's icon on the stage selection screen will be darkened and the stage will not be selectable. Additionally, several stages' hazards or other background elements will be disabled in 8-Player Smash. Custom stages are not available in 8-Player Smash, with the option on the stage select screen replaced with the button for DLC stages if any are installed, otherwise it's another way to switch to Ω form. In 8-Player Smash, Ω form stages will be scaled up to approximately 1.6 times their normal size. Battles with more than four players in other modes, such as All-Star Mode and horde battles in the Special Orders mode, will count as 8-Player Smash and thus use the 8-Player Smash versions of stages.
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In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate[edit]8-Player Smash is not a separate mode in Ultimate, and instead, all Smash modes allow up to eight players to join. Stages are not restricted by number of players, and only a few stages have differences by number of players. Players 5-8 use the colors orange (for player 5), cyan (for player 6), pink (for player 7), and purple (for player 8), respectively; the latter two are changed from purple and slate, respectively, in for Wii U. In Team Battles, the yellow team can be selected regardless of the number of players. Pokémon Trainer functions differently in battles with more than four players. In such battles, the Pokémon Trainer will not be visible, but their voice can still be heard. The Poké Ball and its energy effects can be seen travelling towards the foreground, implying that the Pokémon Trainer is in the foreground, outside of the camera's view. Ditto can't be summoned if there are 5 or more fighters. Joker's taunts won't summon Morgana with 5 or more fighters. Stage availability[edit]All stages are available to play with any number of players. Custom stages are limited to four players once a part of the weight limit is reached. In battles with more than four fighters (including Spirit battles with enough participants), Final Destination and all Ω form stages are scaled up to approximately 1.5 times their normal size. Additionally, a few stages have aesthetic differences in battles with more than four fighters (stage hazards and other elements that affect gameplay are retained with any number of players).
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