Super Smash Bros. 4

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*"Multi-Man Brawl" is now referred to as "Multi-Man Smash". Additionally, the Fighting Alloy Team have been replaced by the Fighting Mii Team, consisting on Mii Fighters wearing black jumpsuits with a white "M" letter printed on its anterior and two white "i" letters around their limbs.

**An additional game mode has been added known as [[Rival Smash]], replacing 15-Minute Smash from ''Brawl''. It involves the player competing for KOs against a CPU-controlled copy of their character.

*Tips has been added, which appear on multiple loading screens and is their own specialized menu in the [[Vault]].

*[[Tips]] has been added, which appear on multiple loading screens and is their own specialized menu in the [[Vault]].

*Classic Mode has been reworked depending on the version:

**{{GameIcon|ssb4-u}}: In the Wii U version, it's a seven-round tournament-style elimination where the player can choose which opponents they face.

**{{GameIcon|ssb4-3ds}}: In the 3DS version, the player is given a choice of a set series of paths to choose from.

*All fighters now have a trophy based on one of their {{SSB4|alternate costume}}s (with the exception of {{SSB4|Bowser Jr.}}), similar to the "Smash" fighter trophies from ''Melee'', which can be obtained by {{GameIcon|SSB4-3DS}} clearing All-Star mode (replacing the [[Final Smash]] trophies from ''Brawl''), or {{GameIcon|SSB4-Wii U}} purchased at the Trophy Shop for 1000G after clearing Classic Mode; unlike them, each fighter have only one "(Alt.)" trophy as opposed to two. In the Wii U version, clearing the All-Star mode instead gives the Final Smash trophies like in ''Brawl'', making all fighters once again having three trophies in total.

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 *"Multi-Man Brawl" is now referred to as "Multi-Man Smash". Additionally, the Fighting Alloy Team have been replaced by the Fighting Mii Team, consisting on Mii Fighters wearing black jumpsuits with a white "M" letter printed on its anterior and two white "i" letters around their limbs.
 **An additional game mode has been added known as [[Rival Smash]], replacing 15-Minute Smash from ''Brawl''. It involves the player competing for KOs against a CPU-controlled copy of their character.
-*Tips has been added, which appear on multiple loading screens and is their own specialized menu in the [[Vault]].
+*[[Tips]] has been added, which appear on multiple loading screens and is their own specialized menu in the [[Vault]].
 *Classic Mode has been reworked depending on the version:
 **{{GameIcon|ssb4-u}}: In the Wii U version, it's a seven-round tournament-style elimination where the player can choose which opponents they face.
 **{{GameIcon|ssb4-3ds}}: In the 3DS version, the player is given a choice of a set series of paths to choose from.
+*All fighters now have a trophy based on one of their {{SSB4|alternate costume}}s (with the exception of {{SSB4|Bowser Jr.}}), similar to the "Smash" fighter trophies from ''Melee'', which can be obtained by {{GameIcon|SSB4-3DS}} clearing All-Star mode (replacing the [[Final Smash]] trophies from ''Brawl''), or {{GameIcon|SSB4-Wii U}} purchased at the Trophy Shop for 1000G after clearing Classic Mode; unlike them, each fighter have only one "(Alt.)" trophy as opposed to two. In the Wii U version, clearing the All-Star mode instead gives the Final Smash trophies like in ''Brawl'', making all fighters once again having three trophies in total.
 ===Aesthetic and sound changes===