Amazing game!excellent graphics and play mode, terriffic!!

The online mode rarely lags

plenty of solo play modes - classic mode(arcade mode),training mode,all star(survive horde after horde of all the characters you have unlocked),the new

The game's Classic Mode tried to stray away from the previous linearity, but it still keeps literally every other predictable element it had before

Most of them are worth playing especially Smash Run, Classic Mode and Online modes

Online mode is pretty fun, but the fights can extremely lag if you dont have the decent wifi (I use cox high speed internet and it works pretty well with almost no lag).

First, there is Classic Mode, with no real story, but you just battle

A board-game-like classic mode leading to a fight with the dreaded Hand

The unique modes the 3DS version introduces are not very good on their own either, and some of the traditional modes like "classic" pale in comparison to the unique, envelope pushing versions found in the Wii-U version

There is classic mode, where you choose a character and fight some pre selected enemies until you get to the final boss

The classic mode ends with you fighting Master Hand.

True to it's name, Classic Mode was there from the very beginning!

In fact, the series's fighting rounds and not-so-lengthy game modes actually help Super Smash Bros. fit portable gaming like a glove!This

SSB for 3DS is a phenomenal 3DS fighting game.with an impressive roster of fighters, smooth and responsive controls and a failry stable online mode (especially when compared to SSB Brawl).Even being such an excellente game, there are some negative points I would like to note such as Smash Run mode that although fun feels forced and lacks some depth, the lack of a real adventure mode and that at times, the screen gets so crazy that ,even with the thicker outline setup for the characters, makes very difficult to track the characters on such a small screen.

I've heard reviews saying the online mode makes it difficult to handle, but I unfortunately can no longer figure out how to re-connect my 3DS to the internet at my house

When I played Brawl on the Wii, I enjoyed the Subspace Emmisary story mode, and unlocked every single character that had to be unlocked

Smash mode, is the Classic Mode, which has an interesting little change to it.

An extremely fun game mode where you have 5 minutes to run through a large map killing various enemies finding treasure chests and completing challenges to boost all of your chosen characters attributes speed attack jump defense and arms

This time in classic mode, you set the difficulty on a scale of 0.0 to 9.0, much like Kid Icarus Uprising (Sakurai bias lel

There are a decent number of game modes available here, with normal Smash, Smash Run, a classic Smash mode, various mini-games, and of course local and online multiplayer

When you play through Classic Mode, you get two lives, regardless of difficulty

Between the classic versus mode to Smash Run and other cool game modes will keep you occupied by yourself or with others

In this case you will have to make do with the “classic” mode, in which you compete in 5 slightly random battles culminating in a final match against the Master Hand

digress!Classic Mode

In a way, this keeps the mode feeling fresh.

For that reason I find it to be an enjoyable game mode

Better than good online mode with competitive and non-compete score keeping/leaderboards

The gameplay is solid, the modes are fun and addictive, online plays like a breeze, and the music is incredible

Online mode is amazing

The online play, while still not great, is better than before, because Bandai has given us more of a competitive, single-player mode

All of the older modes return in this the 4th installment as well as a new mode dubbed smash run

Some new modes fall flat on their

Classic Mode is great but All Star has literally made me rage so hard

Classic mode, for example, lets you decide which path to travel, resulting in a different fight than what you may have gone to otherwise

There are the series staples, such as Multi-Man Smash, Home Run Contest, and Classic Mode, along with all new modes such as Target Blast and Smash Run

However, in classic mode you can choose how difficult you want the gameplay with higher difficulty giving better rewards, for all those experienced players out there

the game is awesome, i loved it.alot of classic characters, alot of cool modes.

Most of them are worth playing especially Smash Run, Classic Mode and Online modes

is that I miss the Adventure Mode of the game

As usual there's Classic Mode and All Star like all Smash games

The 3D is beautiful, the fighting runs smoothly, and the new boss in classic mode (Encountered at difficulty 7.0 or higher I believe) is amazing

You'll likely make a run through classic mode several times

When you choose Classic Mode, you can set the Intensity of your coming "adventure" before you start

Only complaint is the online mode gets a bit laggy and the wait if you disconnect, which is understandable

The classic mode is a bit different than it's console counterpart but still fun.

There are secret characters that can be unlocked by beating this mode and also accomplishing other criteria, although I don't really know what those are

Then there's the solo mode, with classic mode, smash run (beating every character on 1 life with finite recovery), the home run derby, the target break mode that's kind of fused with the home run derby, and don't forget trophy rush, which is a great way to earn more of the over 500 trophies in the game

Available modes include Smash for Single or Group, Online, Challenge, and Smash Run ( which gives you a time limit to complete the stage)

Online mode is pretty fun, but the fights can extremely lag if you dont have the decent wifi (I use cox high speed internet and it works pretty well with almost no lag).

Like I said, classic mode is

There is the classic mode which has you fighting various characters.

What makes classic mode slightly different from the previous games is that you can choose a path to go down.

So much to do- different events, Smash Run, Classic Mode

the single-player ride, you have the traditional Classic mode (Think an arcade fighter's structure

Other modes such as classic mode, multi-man smash, homerun contest, etc. make an appearance

The online mode, especially the spectator client, is usually pretty good -- though, as a player in Taiwan, I suffer more inherent ping than most trying to connect to opponents in either US or Japan

I also like all the modes like trophy rush and smash run!

With all of the great modes you will have to see for yourself!The character roster has grown immensely, though I felt a lot more came unlocked than in previous games

Other modes such as classic mode, multi-man smash, homerun contest, etc. make an appearance

So much to do- different events, Smash Run, Classic Mode

The lack of a classic mode or adventure mode makes the game feel like just a cut out of the full game

It has fun single player games included as well, like the familiar classic mode and all-star mode, as well as the new smash run

The classic mode is a fun way to kill time while being introduced to the many characters that started it all

So many modes to play, feels like the full version

Smash Run is the exclusive game mode for the handheld version of this game and it definitely serves as a great alternative play mode for when you're tired just playing smash normally (which is already hard to do)

All Star Mode, Classic Mode, Free For All, even trophy battles, and a battle mode in which you power up your fighter in boosting their speed, their jumps, their attacks, everything

There is even tons and tons of content, such as mini-games, a classic mode, various ways to play Smash, trophies you can get from gold or play coins, which is good because I walk a lot and at the end of the month can max my play coins.

Available modes include Smash for Single or Group, Online, Challenge, and Smash Run ( which gives you a time limit to complete the stage)

There's also a new game mode for the 3DS version of Smash called Smash-Run; however, I really don't like this mode.

How cute!O I think the game is great for a wide range of ages, even parents:)