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| :''For the SSB version, see [[Race to the Finish (SSB)]]
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| '''Race to the Finish''' is part of [[1-Player Game]] in [[SSB]] and [[Classic Mode]] in [[SSBM]]. In both games, the character starts at one point of the level and needs to reach the exit within a certain time limit. | |
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| | *[[Race to the Finish (SSB)]] the ''[[SSB]]'' version of RttF |
| | *[[Race to the Finish (SSBM)]] the ''[[SSBM]]'' version |
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| This is a map of the '''Race to the Finish''' stage in [[Classic Mode]].
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| [[Image:Super_smash_bros_melee_race.gif|thumb|800px|left|Click for a bigger image. Credit goes to Nesis of [[GameFAQs]].]]
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| == Time ==
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| Each character is alloted a different amount of time to finish:
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| [[Mario]]: 49 Sec. <br>
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| [[Pikachu]]: 44 Sec. <br>
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| [[Bowser]]: 52 Sec. <br>
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| [[Peach]]: 50 Sec. <br>
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| [[Yoshi]]: 42 Sec. <br>
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| [[Donkey Kong]]: 43 Sec. <br>
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| [[Captain Falcon]]: 39 Sec. <br>
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| [[Fox]]: 40 Sec. <br>
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| [[Ness]]: 47 Sec. <br>
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| [[Ice Climbers]]: 54 Sec. <br>
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| [[Kirby]]: 53 Sec. <br>
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| [[Samus]]: 48 Sec. <br>
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| [[Zelda]]/[[Sheik]]: 50 Sec. <br>
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| [[Link]]: 50 Sec. <br>
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| [[Jigglypuff]]: 51 Sec. <br>
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| [[Mewtwo]]: 43 Sec. <br>
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| [[Luigi]]: 53 Sec. <br>
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| [[Marth]]: 45 Sec. <br>
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| [[Mr. Game & Watch]]: 48 Sec. <br>
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| [[Dr. Mario]]: 50 Sec. <br>
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| [[Ganondorf]]: 54 Sec. <br>
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| [[Young Link]]: 46 Sec. <br>
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| [[Falco]]: 44 Sec. <br>
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| [[Pichu]]: 41 Sec. <br>
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| [[Roy]]: 46 Sec. <br>
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| [[Category:Stages]]
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| [[Category:Stages (SSBM)]]
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Revision as of 05:56, April 27, 2007
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