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The '''Controls''' menu in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' and ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'' allows the player to alter the configuration of | The '''Controls''' menu in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' and ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'' allows the player to alter the configuration of any [[controller]]s they use. | ||
Accessed via the Options menu, a [[Name]] must be selected or created, to allow customisation to begin - thereafter, the new control setting will apply to games played with that name only. It is not possible to globally alter controller settings. | Accessed via the Options menu, a [[Name]] must be selected or created, to allow customisation to begin - thereafter, the new control setting will apply to games played with that name only. It is not possible to globally alter controller settings. | ||
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Custom controls are used to perform many different techniques that would be more difficult or impossible to do otherwise. For example, [[B-sticking]] is required to perform [[Lucas (SSBB)|Lucas's]] [[Wavebounce]] and his [[Magnet Pull]]. | Custom controls are used to perform many different techniques that would be more difficult or impossible to do otherwise. For example, [[B-sticking]] is required to perform [[Lucas (SSBB)|Lucas's]] [[Wavebounce]] and his [[Magnet Pull]]. | ||
Custom controls are fully legal in tournaments, and players are allowed to redefine controls to any degrees; before a tournament set starts proper, players are also allowed to test their custom controls before in a brief match before the start of the set, in what is known as a "button check". | |||
== ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' Controller Settings == | == ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' Controller Settings == | ||