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''Super Smash Bros. 4'' supports the use of amiibo, with its series of figurines representing the various characters available for play in the games. While all playable characters are represented, alternate costumes, such as [[Alph]] for {{SSB4|Olimar}}, are not featured in the line. amiibo figurines are not required to unlock any characters or other features in the games, and they are completely optional for playing both versions.<ref>[http://www.ign.com/videos/2014/06/11/super-smash-bros-wii-u-gameplay-demo-ign-live-e3-2014 IGN: Super Smash Bros. Wii U Gameplay Demo -IGN Live: E3 2014]</ref> | ''Super Smash Bros. 4'' supports the use of amiibo, with its series of figurines representing the various characters available for play in the games. While all playable characters are represented, alternate costumes, such as [[Alph]] for {{SSB4|Olimar}}, are not featured in the line. amiibo figurines are not required to unlock any characters or other features in the games, and they are completely optional for playing both versions.<ref>[http://www.ign.com/videos/2014/06/11/super-smash-bros-wii-u-gameplay-demo-ign-live-e3-2014 IGN: Super Smash Bros. Wii U Gameplay Demo -IGN Live: E3 2014]</ref> | ||
amiibo, when scanned by the console, allows the character represented by the figurines to be used in-game; the character can be modified by players with [[character customization]] options available in the game, and their stats can be modified further by "feeding" equipment to them. After this, they can be used as a | amiibo, when scanned by the console, allows the character represented by the figurines to be used in-game; the character can be modified by players with [[character customization]] options available in the game, and their stats can be modified further by "feeding" equipment to them. Unlike with normal fighters, amiibo fighters can be given any kind of equipment, including the ones that they're not normally compatible with; for example, an amiibo Mario can be given Hammer equipment, which would normally be impossible. There is a limit to how many times the amiibo can be fed in one session, however. | ||
After this, they can be used as a specialized computer player, with the tag "FP" above them. If they are used as CPU fighters, figurines start at level 1 like regular CPU players, but as they fight more often, they can continue to level up, to a cap of 50. As they gain levels, amiibo can potentially "learn" techniques from other characters; if a player frequently uses long-ranged, camping techniques, then the amiibo will also begin to emulate this behavior. In addition, amiibo can gain improved fighting statistics, such as improved damage, knockback, and reaction times, the higher its level is. Finally, higher-levelled amiibo can adapt to individual matches faster than lower-leveled amiibo; if an opponent takes on an aggressive, rush-down style against an amiibo in one match, for instance, it will begin to make more use of defensive techniques like [[spot dodge]]s and [[roll]]s. | |||
amiibo can be used on any copy of the game, and the character on the amiibo is tied to the figurine, allowing for players to use its customized moveset and fighting style wherever they desire. | amiibo can be used on any copy of the game, and the character on the amiibo is tied to the figurine, allowing for players to use its customized moveset and fighting style wherever they desire. | ||