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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Tournament Rules Announced By Genesis 6
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate will join the center stage for first time in the competitive scene at Genesis 6. The event will be held in Oakland, California, and following this, Genesis 6 has announced for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournament rules.
There are some specific differences to the fresh-faced fighting game including new stages, Mii Fighters, and Spirits. For the basics are exactly what we have expected from the competitive Smash. All matches will be three-stock with the time limit set in eight-minute.
You can check out some details for the official tournament rules of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate below:
Winner Decision
- 64 Players or Less: Best of five matches
- Over 64 Players: Best of three matches
Game Settings
- Stock and time are set to 3 stock and 8 minutes for Singles and Doubles
- Final Smash Meter: Off
- Spirits: Off
- Damage Handicap: Off
- Stage Selection: Anyone
- Items: Off and None
- First to: 1 Win
- Stage Morph: Off
- Stage Hazards: Off
- Team Attack: On
- Launch Rate: 1.0x
- Underdog Boost: Off
- Pausing: Off
- Score Display: Off
- % Show Damage: Yes
- Custom Balance: Off
- Echo Fighters: Separate
- Radar: Small
- Teammate Highlight: On
- Mii Fighters: All moveset combinations are legal
Stage List
Starter Stages
- Battlefield*
- Final Destination*
- Lylat Cruise
- Pokémon Stadium 2
- Smashville
Counterpick Stages
- Castle Siege
- Kalos Pokémon League
- Town & City
- Unova Pokémon League
- Yoshi’s Island (Brawl)
- Yoshi’s Story
* Battlefield and Omega variations of the stages are allowed when a player counterpicks either Battlefield or Final Destination respectively. However, the following stages are not allowed to be selected in Battlefield and Omega forms. This list is subject to change:
- Dream Land GB
- Duck Hunt
- Flat Zone X
- Fountain of Dreams
- Gamer
- Hanenbow
- Mario Maker
- Mute City SNES
- Pac-Land
- Windy Hill Zone
Well guys, if you are interested to join the tournament, then just head to Genesis Gaming website and register yourself there.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is currently available exclusively for Nintendo Switch.
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