"Super Smash Bros." is a groundbreaking fighting game released for the Nintendo 64 in 1999, renowned for its innovative departure from traditional fighting games. Developed by HAL Laboratory and published by Nintendo, this game brought a fresh approach by featuring a roster of characters from various Nintendo franchises, such as Mario, Link, Pikachu, and Kirby, pitting them against each other in dynamic multi-level stages. Unlike other fighters that focus on depleting an opponent's life bar, "Super Smash Bros." introduced a unique damage percentage system; the more damage a character accumulates, the farther they fly when hit, with the goal being to knock opponents off the stage.
The game supports up to four players in battle simultaneously, making it a favorite for party gaming and fostering a communal gaming experience. The control scheme is simple yet deep, allowing for both casual play and competitive strategies. Its success spawned a popular and enduring series, known for its crossover character selections and its celebration of Nintendo's history. "Super Smash Bros." not only initiated a storied franchise but also created a foundational framework for what would become one of the most cherished fighting game series in the history of video games, influencing the genre with its unique mechanics and broad appeal.
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