History VideoGame / SuperSmashFlash

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''[[https://www.mcleodgaming.com/ Super Smash Flash]]'' is a series of [[UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash Flash-based]] PlatformFighter ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'' [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin clones]] by Creator/McLeodGaming, hosted and playable on [[http://www.mcleodgaming.com their website]].

The original ''[[https://www.mcleodgaming.com/games/ssf1 Super Smash Flash]]'', released in August 2006 on Website/{{Newgrounds}}, is somewhat weak; among other things featuring only one attack button[[note]]Although, not one attack, like most reviews of the game incorrectly state. The in-game tutorial even says that you can do up to five moves with it depending on how you use it[[/note]]. It was nonetheless notable for its large amount of unlockable content.

* MisbegottenMultiplayerMode: You could battle it out with two players... but [[EventObscuringCamera the camera always follows the first player]], ignoring the second.

* TwoGirlsToATeam: More like "Two Girls to a Roster". Not counting [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} Jigglypuff]], who's gender is ambiguous, the only female characters are [[Franchise/{{TheLegendOfZelda}} Zelda/Sheik]] and [[Franchise/{{Metroid}} Samus Aran]].

* ArtificialStupidity: The earlier demos were criticized for their incompetent A.I., but this was thankfully ([[NintendoHard or not]]) fixed.

** High-level [=CPUs=] are very good at working in teams; they seem to be in perfect sync with their teammate. For example, if one plays against Mega Man and Captain Falcon: Mega Man will often try to grab the player if they're at high levels of damage, leaving them helpless against the nearby Captain Falcon performing a [[OhCrap reverse Falcon Punch.]] This works with almost any duo or [[NintendoHard trio.]]

* RedEyesTakeWarning: The characters on the menu screen for Multi-Man Smash will gain glowing red eyes if you put the cursor over [[NintendoHard Cruel Smash]].

** Most characters who debuted in (or at least appeared in) [[UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem NES]] or UsefulNotes/GameBoy games have a PaletteSwap which changes them into their colors from those games, complete with palette limitations and DeliberatelyMonochrome for Game Boy characters.

* MercyInvincibility: While the ''Smash'' games weren't known for this, it becomes a point in the first ''Flash'' which also averts this in the worst possible way. Especially in Adventure Mode, where just ''brushing'' against an enemy in any level could result in your damage skyrocketing to maximum in a very short time, [[Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar Hundred Crack Fisting]] [[PunchedAcrossTheRoom you to death]]. A ''normal'' enemy can do this.

* OffModel: Some of the [[NostalgiaLevel past stages]], notably Fourside, Temple, and Peach's Castle, are seriously off-scale compared to their ''Melee'' counterparts.

* MisbegottenMultiplayerMode: You could battle it out with two players... but [[CameraScrew the camera always follows the first player]], ignoring the second.

* UltimateShowdownOfUltimateDestiny: The first game is this, full stop, with characters like [[OriginalGeneration Blade]] and [[WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles Mr. Incredible]]. Traces of this sentiment remain in ''2'', at least in development; Cleod thinks that the anime characters fit in well (although the other developers don't), and he has a personal soft spot for the {{Original Character}}s who were planned to be in but had to be removed due to losing contact with their creators.

* AwesomeButImpractical: Black Mage's fully charged Smash attacks are improved from his uncharged ones to hit a wide area and deal impressive damage and knockback. However, the sheer delay of charging the attacks makes using them difficult, and the side smash, Thundaga, has an awkward alternating hitbox that means skilled opponents can just weave through it anyways, while Blizzaga, the down smash, still has its hitboxes entirely ground-based.

** Usually, the Nintendo 3DS stage will randomly pick a color for the 3DS every time you play a match. However, setting your name to match those of specific ''[=SSF2=]'' developers[[note]]So far, we have ''Refurin'', ''[=ElvisDitto=]'', and [[AerithAndBob Jamal]] (''Zero Insanity'' [[CharacterNameLimits wouldn't work anyway]])[[/note]] will allow you to automatically get a specific color for as long as you keep that name.[[note]]Yellow, red and orange, respectively.[[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/{{Dillon|sRollingWestern}}''

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: ''Super Smash Flash'' has 28 characters (30 if Meta Knight and Shiek are counted). ''Super Smash Flash 2'' has more than that in its ''starter'' roster, ''and it's not even finished yet''.

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: The list of playable characters, both pre-revision and post-revision, is impressive for a fan game.

* Theoretically infinite others due to potential [[DownloadableContent expansion characters]].

* DownloadableContent: Expansion characters for ''Super Smash Flash 2'' are planned to be supported after the final release, though the functionality doesn't exist yet.

* GameMod: The planned concept of "expansion characters" for ''Super Smash Flash 2''. Client-side mods are strictly forbidden, however, due to the potential for [[{{Griefer}} Griefing]].

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: With expansion characters, potentially infinite. Even the list of {{vanilla|edition}} playable characters, both pre-revision and post-revision, is impressive for a fan game.