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'''Event Matches''' are a series of situational matches found in [[Super Smash Bros. Melee]] and [[Super | '''Event Matches''' are a series of situational matches found in [[Super Smash Bros. Melee]] and [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]. In Event Matches the player cannot change any options except in some matches the playable character. Most Event Matches contain conditions that would not normally be encountered in any other mode. For example the match [[Yoshi's Egg]] requires the player to protect a Yoshi Egg for 55 seconds. In Brawl, Event Matches will feature [[Co-Op Event Matches]] which are Event Matches played with 2 human players. Additionally Event Matches will have difficulty options in Brawl. | ||
==Melee Event Matches== | ==Melee Event Matches== | ||
==Unlocking event matches== | ===Unlocking event matches=== | ||
There are a total of 51 event matches in Melee but most event matches aren't available at the start of the game. By successfully completing all previously accesible event matches, you'll be able to gain access to higher numbered ones. | There are a total of 51 event matches in Melee but most event matches aren't available at the start of the game. By successfully completing all previously accesible event matches, you'll be able to gain access to higher numbered ones. | ||
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To unlock event match 51, you'll need to complete event matches 1 through 50. | To unlock event match 51, you'll need to complete event matches 1 through 50. | ||
==List of event matches== | ===List of event matches=== | ||
#[[Trouble King]] | #[[Trouble King]] | ||
Revision as of 22:47, December 21, 2007
Event Matches are a series of situational matches found in Super Smash Bros. Melee and Super Smash Bros. Brawl. In Event Matches the player cannot change any options except in some matches the playable character. Most Event Matches contain conditions that would not normally be encountered in any other mode. For example the match Yoshi's Egg requires the player to protect a Yoshi Egg for 55 seconds. In Brawl, Event Matches will feature Co-Op Event Matches which are Event Matches played with 2 human players. Additionally Event Matches will have difficulty options in Brawl.
Melee Event Matches
Unlocking event matches
There are a total of 51 event matches in Melee but most event matches aren't available at the start of the game. By successfully completing all previously accesible event matches, you'll be able to gain access to higher numbered ones.
To unlock event matches 31 - 39, you'll need to unlock the Young Link, Jigglypuff, Luigi, and Falco characters.
To unlock event matches 40 - 50, you'll need to unlock Mr. Game and Watch (which means unlocking all other charaters as well).
To unlock event match 51, you'll need to complete event matches 1 through 50.
List of event matches
- Trouble King
- Lord of the Jungle
- Bomb-fest
- Dino-Wrangling
- Spare Change
- Kirbys on Parade
- Pokémon Battle
- Hot Date on Brinstar
- Hide 'N' Shiek
- All-Star Match 1
- King of the Mountain
- Seconds, Anyone?
- Yoshi's Egg
- Trophy Tussle 1
- Girl Power
- Kirby's Air Raid
- Bounty Hunters
- Link's Adventure
- Peach's Peril
- All-Star Match 2
- Ice Breaker
- Super Mario 128
- Slippy's Invention
- The Yoshi Herd
- Gargantuans
- Trophy Tussle 2
- Cold Armor
- Puffballs Unite
- Triforce Gathering
- All-Star Match 3
- Mario Bros. Madness
- Target Acquired
- Lethal Marathon
- Seven Years
- Time for a Checkup
- Space Travellers
- Legendary Pokémon
- Super Mario Bros. 2
- Jigglypuff Live!
- All-Star Match 4
- En Garde!
- Trouble King 2
- Birds of Prey
- Mewtwo Strikes!
- Game and Watch Forever!
- Fire Emblem Pride
- Trophy Tussle 3
- Pikachu and Pichu
- All-Star Match Deluxe
- Final Destination Match
- The Showdown
