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===Game mod tournaments===
===Game mod tournaments===
A common side event is a tournament played with one of the various game mods of ''Brawl'' and ''Melee'', primarily done to see how the mod plays under tournament conditions. ''[[Project M]]'' and ''[[Brawl Minus]]'' are the most commonly played ''Brawl'' mods. Project M in particular became popular enough to grow into its own standalone tournament scene), with ''[[Brawl Plus]]'' fading into obscurity as it lost its initial support while other mods came into existence, and ''[[Balanced Brawl]]'' never enjoying a run as an often played ''Brawl'' mod.  
A common side event is a tournament played with one of the various game [[mod]]s of ''Brawl'' or ''Melee'', primarily done to see how the mod plays under tournament conditions. ''[[Project M]]'' remains by and far away the most common game mod to be played at tournaments, to the point of developing its own tournament scene; ''Brawl-'' and ''Brawl+'', however, also saw appearances at side events.


Modding ''Melee'' is significantly less convenient for the end-user because the [[Smash Stack]] exploit isn't available, thus fewer ''Melee'' mods have been developed. However, ''[[SD Remix]]'' is a balance mod that is somewhat popular and has side tournaments run for it.
Modding ''Melee'' is significantly less convenient for the end-user because the [[Smash Stack]] exploit isn't available, thus fewer ''Melee'' mods have been developed. However, ''[[SD Remix]]'' is a balance mod that is somewhat popular and has side tournaments run for it.
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Some of these events are also counted as [[money match]]es between the two.
Some of these events are also counted as [[money match]]es between the two.


===Non-Smash Bros games===
===amiibo Tournaments===
Some ''Smash 4'' tournaments have side events centered around [[amiibo]]. Players can enter their trained amiibo into brackets against other amiibo, with no human players actually taking part in the matches. As amiibo can be fed [[equipment]] to alter the properties of their attacks or otherwise gain passive bonuses, some rulesets for amiibo tournaments allow for their use on amiibo.
 
===Non-''Smash Bros'' games===
Some tournaments have either official or side events in other games outside of the ''Smash'' series. Usually such tournaments would play fighting games such as ''{{uv|Street Fighter}}'' or ''Marvel vs. Capcom'' or occasionally Smash Bros. fan games. ''Smash'' tournaments are increasingly becoming fixtures at "traditional" fighting game events including prominent ones like [[EVO]] or [[CEO]]. Some events that are primarily focused on "esports" games like ''League of Legends'' or ''Counter-Strike'' may include ''Smash'' tournaments. Such events have included [[Major League Gaming]], [[Press Start]], and [[DreamHack]].
Some tournaments have either official or side events in other games outside of the ''Smash'' series. Usually such tournaments would play fighting games such as ''{{uv|Street Fighter}}'' or ''Marvel vs. Capcom'' or occasionally Smash Bros. fan games. ''Smash'' tournaments are increasingly becoming fixtures at "traditional" fighting game events including prominent ones like [[EVO]] or [[CEO]]. Some events that are primarily focused on "esports" games like ''League of Legends'' or ''Counter-Strike'' may include ''Smash'' tournaments. Such events have included [[Major League Gaming]], [[Press Start]], and [[DreamHack]].