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==In [[competitive play]]== | ==In [[competitive play]]== | ||
In ''Smash 64'', according to the [[Tournament legal (SSB)|American ruleset]], Peach's Castle | In ''Smash 64'', for a long period according to the old [[Tournament legal (SSB)|American ruleset]], Peach's Castle was usually considered a [[counterpick stage]] in singles. This is because of the inability to grab the [[edge]]s, meaning that some characters can be [[gimp]]ed or [[edgeguard]]ed much easier than usual, and because of the [[Bumper]] hazard and angled platforms on the side of the stage that can prevent [[KO]] moves that would have otherwise KO'd. However, the Bumper can be used for various unique combos, and can also be used by characters such as {{SSB|Pikachu}} to escape [[pressure]]. The stage is often [[counterpick]]ed by {{SSB|Jigglypuff}} and {{SSB|Kirby}} players, and the lack of edges that can be grabbed serves as a disadvantage to characters such as {{SSB|Link}} and {{SSB|Captain Falcon}}. However, most recently the stage was banned. In [[doubles]] tournaments, the stage is usually banned, due to the listed reasons above along with the fact that the stage is too small. | ||
In the [[Tournament legal (DSB)|Japanese ruleset]], the stage is always [[banned stage|banned]] in all formats as is every other stage except for {{SSB|Dream Land}}, due to the reasons mentioned above. | In the [[Tournament legal (DSB)|Japanese ruleset]], the stage is always [[banned stage|banned]] in all formats as is every other stage except for {{SSB|Dream Land}}, due to the reasons mentioned above. |
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