Modes are the various ways to play Super Smash Bros.

Contents 1 Modes in Super Smash Bros. 1.1 1P Mode 1.2 Vs Mode 1.3 Options 1.4 Data 2 Modes in Super Smash Bros. Melee 2.1 1-P Mode 2.2 Vs. Mode 2.3 Trophies 2.4 Options 2.5 Data 2.6 Action Replay 3 Modes in Super Smash Bros. Brawl 3.1 Solo 3.2 Group 3.3 Nintendo Wi-Fi 3.4 Options 3.5 Vault 3.6 Data

Modes in Super Smash Bros.Edit

1P ModeEdit

• 1P Game
• Training Mode
• Bonus 1 Practice
• Bonus 2 Practice

Vs ModeEdit

• Vs Start
• Rule.
• Time.
• Vs Options

OptionsEdit

• Sound
• Screen Adjust
• Backup Clear

DataEdit

• Characters
• Vs Record

Modes in Super Smash Bros. Melee Edit

1-P ModeEdit

• Regular Match

• Classic Mode
• Adventure Mode
• All-Star Mode (This mode must first be unlocked)

• Event Match
• Stadium

• Home-run Contest
• Target Test
• Multi-Man Melee

• Training Mode

Vs. ModeEdit

• Melee
• Special Melee
• Tournament Mode
• Custom Rules
• Name Entry

TrophiesEdit

• Gallery
• Lottery
• Collection

OptionsEdit

• Rumble
• Sound
• Screen Display
• Language
• Erase Data

DataEdit

• Snapshots
• Archives
• Sound Test
• Melee Records
• Special

Action ReplayEdit

• Debug Menu

Modes in Super Smash Bros. Brawl Edit

Solo Edit

• Adventure Mode: The Subspace Emissary
• Classic Mode
• All-Star Mode*
• Event Match
• Stadium

• Home-run Contest
• Target Smash!!
• Multi-Man Brawl
• Boss Battles Mode*

• Training Mode

Group Edit

• Brawl
• Rules
• Special Brawl
• Rotation
• Tourney

Nintendo Wi-Fi Edit

• With Friends
• With Anyone
  • Basic Brawl
  • Team Battle
  • Spectator Mode

Options Edit

• Screen
• Deflicker
• Rumble
• Controls
• Sound
• My Music
• Erase Data

Vault Edit

• Trophies and Stickers
• Album
• Stage Builder
• Challenges
• Replays
• Masterpieces
• Chronicle

Data Edit

• Movies
  • Subspace Emissary
  • How to Play
  • E3 2006
  • Game Intro
  • Snake Joins the Brawl
  • Sonic Joins the Brawl
• Records
  • Group Records
  • Brawl Records
  • Notices
• Sound Test