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[[SSBM|Super Smash Bros. Melee]] is host to a variety of '''single player modes''', in addition to the traditional versus mode. These modes include [[Classic Mode|Classic]], [[Adventure Mode|Adventure]], [[All-Star Mode|All-Star]], [[Event Match]], [[Target Test]], [[Home-run Contest|Home-Run Contest]], [[Multi-Man Melee]]  and finally [[Training Mode|Training]].
The ''Super Smash Bros.'' series is host to a variety of '''single player modes''', in addition to the traditional versus mode. These modes include [[Classic Mode|Classic]], [[Adventure Mode|Adventure]], [[All-Star Mode|All-Star]], [[Event Match]], [[Target Test]], [[Home-run Contest|Home-Run Contest]], [[Multi-Man Melee]]  and finally [[Training Mode|Training]].


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Revision as of 23:38, December 28, 2007

The Super Smash Bros. series is host to a variety of single player modes, in addition to the traditional versus mode. These modes include Classic, Adventure, All-Star, Event Match, Target Test, Home-Run Contest, Multi-Man Melee and finally Training.

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