2:20 When this game was localized the names did not stay like this in all "western" regions as you said. The names on the character select screen were changed in other languages, too. Also, all Pokemons had different voices depening on the language, too. It was very unique at the time, because back in the day most games released in the western world from the 90s mostly had English voice overs.
In 1P mode on the JP version, the announcer also refers to Race to the Finish as "Hurry to the final gate!" and calls the Fighting Polygon Team the Dummy Corps
This makes me want to see some differences between both Japanese and English versions of Melee (known as "DX/Deluxe" in Japan), Brawl (Known as "X" in Japan) 3DS/Wii U and Ultimate (known as "Special" in Japan) next.
Thanks for outlining the differences between the two. I'm happy to see that the differences are minor and that the Japanese version is 100% playable, since the it costs a fraction of what the North American release does.
There are another two minor differences you forgot to mention in this video: -In the main menu, the information textbox is shown in the Japanese version while the English version doesn't. -In the character select screen, MAN is shown as HMN and NOT is shown as CPU in the English version.
There are name differences in the other version North America: Due to a trademark dispute between Nintendo and Universal Pictures, “Donkey Kong” is shortened to “DK”. However, his name can still be called. Also, Jigglypuff’s OG name Japan: Donkey Kong’s full name and Jigglypuff’s Japanese name called “Purin”
Actually, they still use Donkey Kong's full name in his bio in the North American version. They only replaced instances where it was awkwardly shortened to D. Kong.
You forgot to mention that in the Japanese version when you complete 1P mode ("classic mode") there is not "congratulations" screen after the credits, its just abruptly stops. It was sad for me discovering that there was nothing at the end, the first time I thought that I skipped the image by accident 😂😂. It is not a big deal for many but at least for me it is (well it was but now I own an Everdrive so it is not a problem anymore), it feels empty not getting anything at the end when you are used to hear CONGRATULATIONS!!!!
The English version describes the main game mode as Battle Royal, without the "E" (Curiously, the "Dairantou" term means Battle Royale/Grand Battle). For avoid the copyright claims about the Battle Royale book author, these changes has been applied.
I currently play Smash 64 on the virtual console, but the japanese version has now caught my eye on trying it. Main reason being is because in 64, im a captain falcon main, & a pretty competitive smash player in general, & the changes falcon got between versions actually seemed to make him a lot better in the japanese version, even having an advantageous matchup over Pikachu, the highest tier character in both versions. Unfortunately in order to play online & train against other people i'm gonna need to get the game on an emulator. I heard that Project64k is the best emulator to get for online play, is that the case?
+Nintega (Green Roy) I'm not a competitive player, but the emulator you're looking for is Project 64KVE. Here's a helpful setup guide: docs.google.com/document/d/1-rucRVGZcblagIwZtdc5dGeDUmPJFluVDeLDzzShPxI/edit
Jigglypuff is trash in SSB64 period though to a lesser extent compared to Brawl and Sm4sh. Still, if you prefer aerial combat, there's no real reason to go puff over Kirby.
Virtual Console isn't used in competitive Smash 64 since the emulators that the Wii uses either frameskip which is terrible for any fighting game, or they run at lower framerates than an actual console runs at for some reason like for the Virtual Console version of Super Mario Bros. 3
The voice acting is already problematic for me here, from France so every pokemon has french names and VA, watching smash content online usually involves the english VA, which is always surprising. In any case I remember smash 64 french jigglypuff sounding like a crackhead
Just bought mine. Japanese version so much cooler! From the minor differences to the sound effects just like you pointed out. Not to mention it was only 15 bucks lmao American version at a local retro gaming store could cost 50-59 dollars 😂
+Daniel Sosa I don't know, sorry. If you can't get it to work, you might want to look into opening your N64 and removing the tabs that prevent the N64 from playing Japanese games. It's a simple process.
+buttered_toast +Muhammad Rizky Pratama Phonetics are different in different regions. If it's "popopo" with Japanese phonetics, Japanese people being the intended audience, it is pronounced "popopo" regardless of what English phonetics dictate. I think that's what OP is getting at.
this video was well done, I just subscribed, would you mind if I use some of the footage from your video in the world record progression video I'm making for Board the Platforms? I'd give you credit in the description
mike sanchez The best thing to do is look on ebay by spelling it wrong. I got a copy of the US Version for $25 as the only bidder because the seller wrote Super Smash Bro and i forgot an s while typing.
+thebalb well english is a common second language over there, kinda like spanish is in the U.S lol......i suppose they still wanted their english speaking residents to still have a grasp on what they were playing or buying or whatever lol
+Mike Balfort Yeah, it's just strange that the actual menu graphics contain English while the Japanese text is only displayed at the bottom as if it was an afterthought.
It's likely just a stylistic choice. English is usually taught as a mandatory class in Japanese schools, so they can usually comprehend basic English words and phrases.
Thank you all for 100k views! Whenever I rewatch this video I think of all the things I could have done to make it better, but I'm glad people seem to enjoy it overall :)
Real elitist jerks own the Chinese iQue version of Super Smash Bros. too. I own both the North American and Japanese versions of Smash 64 although I generally play the Virtual Console version on my Wii the most. That way I can use the awesome GameCube controller. It also looks better on my HDTV since my Wii is connected with component cables which allow me to play the game in progressive scan (480p).
+furballbear Yeah I've always been kind of curious about the iQue. If I play SSB64 these days it's on an RGB monitor using the Hori Mini controller. It's a lot like the GameCube controller. You should check it out if you haven't already.
Another difference is mario and luigi's heads are bigger than their bodies in the japanese version I main luigi in the english but mained jigglypuff in the japenese cause she sounds more cute and adorable and less annoying than the english one
Im not going to say I was born in a Pokemon center, but the coolest thing about my temporary adoption center where I was up for adoption in had Jigglypuff wallpaper all over each sections of walling in the nursery room where my baby cradle was! Fun fact: that wallpaper was made after the release of super smash bros 64! If I find it online, which may or not be possible as finding actual wallpaper was issued for the accessories type of stuff along with the release of the Nintendo 64 majn product, that wallpaper being made in the 90s may be worth more then 100$ a whole tubular roll of jigglypuff wallpaper specifically if any pokemon branded wallpaper at least. Another fun fact: Professor Oaks laboratory with the pokeball stand is a recreated replica with differences version of an actual laboratory within California, theres the College University with an off limits restricted area where flash photography is not permitted due to the old lab inside a basement from the top of the college was the former remains of the replicated and drawn up for pokemon one, Nintendo of America has claimed ownership of it before there was even a college made on ground level structure with other buildings and the Nintendo Staff said please build over it, and do not by any means take anything from it, reconstruct it in anyway, even go in it, the reason is because the semi-famous founder of Pokemon which was a teacher to students in a school was given the Nick name Mr. Bug, where he spent most of his time normally just studying and reading about insects, they didnt want anything done to it in regards that its Mr Bugs property as well as with the fact that when Nintendos Pokemon franchise skyrocketed with success in millions of dollars, its the most nostalgic place on actual earth that has the biggest bring back of old memories Nintendo employees had with Mr Bug before their company got bigger.
2 things! 1) You kind of sound like Mordecai from Regular Show. 😅 I like him though! 2) The black piece that's connected to the game cartridge that goes into the console… Is that part needed in order to play the Japanese version?
+Raven Simmons 1. Had to look up a clip and I'm not sure I hear the similarity :P. I'll still take that as a compliment though. 2. Yeah, it was needed at the time I recorded the video. It's an N64 Passport III Plus by EMS. I got it a couple of years ago on playasia so it should still be available there (or on other import sites) if you're interested. You can also open up your N64 and remove the plastic tabs that prevent Japanese cartridges from fitting into your US console (kind of like with the SNES). That's the setup I have now - more convenient. Hope that helps!
+Raven Simmons Yeah, prices on N64 games have gotten crazy over the past 2-3 years in the US. Luckily most Japanese N64 games are still close to dirt cheap.
Might be more convenient for you: order a Japanese copy of Smash if you're so inclined, and take off the back with a screwdriver. You'll need a special screwdriver to do this, but most retro game shops will probably do it for you if you ask them. Get a game you don't enjoy that isn't valuable (old sports games do the trick, they go for $1-5 CAN usually) and switch the back of that with your Japanese Smash. Keep the Japanese backing, though, for resale value purposes. That's what I've done with mine. Works like a charm. Also, and this is unrelated, but I'd recommend you drop the $100 CAN on Smash 64 NTSC/PAL over $60 CAN on Smash 64 JPN if you're looking to play competitively. The balance changes make an enormous difference.
I actually got the Japanese version because it was cheaper than the American version, And I also got a region-free tray so that I can play Japanese games on my North American Nintendo 64
Sorry man :( I'd love to make another video detailing those differences but I'm not well-versed in the Smash 64 competitive scene so I'd probably mess a lot of things up.
thebalb it’s okay bro, it’s just that there’s nothing like that on UA-cam it kinda sucks so I got really excited when I saw it lol, better not to have it if it’s not gonna be the best, so it’s understandable. Thanks for the reply tho!
A rather 3 year tad late reply to this comment, but I came around it just now, so here goes! How to unlock the 4 secret characters in Super Smash Bros. 64 (January 21st, 1999) Mario, D.K., Samus Aran, Link, Yoshi, Kirby, Fox McCloud & Pikachu are already defalted, obviously. Luigi Mario ● Complete Bonus 1:Break The Targets with all 8 starter characters. Captain Falcon ●Complete 1P in 20 minutes. Ness ●Complete 1P Game on Normal with three lives or less & no continues Jigglypuff ●Complete 1P with any character on any difficulty. Sincerely yours, *NAME & ADDRESS WITHHELD*
*_HOW COME JAPAN GETS THAT BATTLE ROYALE MODE!? I WANNA SEE NINTENDO CHARACTERS WITH GUNS!!_*
Fox has a gun
\#1 Victory \
\ Royale ! \
Mario has fireballs
WTHRZ *default dances
just use the ray-gun item
2:20 When this game was localized the names did not stay like this in all "western" regions as you said. The names on the character select screen were changed in other languages, too. Also, all Pokemons had different voices depening on the language, too. It was very unique at the time, because back in the day most games released in the western world from the 90s mostly had English voice overs.
In 1P mode on the JP version, the announcer also refers to Race to the Finish as "Hurry to the final gate!" and calls the Fighting Polygon Team the Dummy Corps
"Dumny Corps"
Absolutely amazing, Japan
Which Americans Thought Corps Would Be Corpse Was Changed To E Rating
Why Is there so much English in the game menus. Don't Japanese people get annoyed that there games use English everywhere?
Well I heard English is a mandatory secondary language in Japan.
The King no he didnt, I own the Japanese copy of smash bros a long with plenty of Japanese n64 games that are full of English
It's not only that but also that some menus are just spelt in katakana of english words.
ScreenHackTV yes i wish they didnt put so much english in some of the Japanese games
Pretty sure japanese find english cool in general, so that's why you see it a lot.
This makes me want to see some differences between both Japanese and English versions of Melee (known as "DX/Deluxe" in Japan), Brawl (Known as "X" in Japan) 3DS/Wii U and Ultimate (known as "Special" in Japan) next.
Thanks for outlining the differences between the two. I'm happy to see that the differences are minor and that the Japanese version is 100% playable, since the it costs a fraction of what the North American release does.
No problem, and thanks for watching the video! Hope you end up picking one of the versions up!
US has better balancing than the japanese version.
Nintendo All-Stars: Dairantou Smash Bros.
I think I'll play the Japanese version just to have the punching noises.
There are another two minor differences you forgot to mention in this video:
-In the main menu, the information textbox is shown in the Japanese version while the English version doesn't.
-In the character select screen, MAN is shown as HMN and NOT is shown as CPU in the English version.
I'm actually more used to the Japanese version of Smash64. The first time I played it was with a copy one of our friends brought from Japan.
There are name differences in the other version
North America: Due to a trademark dispute between Nintendo and Universal Pictures, “Donkey Kong” is shortened to “DK”. However, his name can still be called. Also, Jigglypuff’s OG name
Japan: Donkey Kong’s full name and Jigglypuff’s Japanese name called “Purin”
Actually, they still use Donkey Kong's full name in his bio in the North American version. They only replaced instances where it was awkwardly shortened to D. Kong.
You forgot to mention that in the Japanese version when you complete 1P mode ("classic mode") there is not "congratulations" screen after the credits, its just abruptly stops. It was sad for me discovering that there was nothing at the end, the first time I thought that I skipped the image by accident 😂😂. It is not a big deal for many but at least for me it is (well it was but now I own an Everdrive so it is not a problem anymore), it feels empty not getting anything at the end when you are used to hear CONGRATULATIONS!!!!
The English version describes the main game mode as Battle Royal, without the "E" (Curiously, the "Dairantou" term means Battle Royale/Grand Battle). For avoid the copyright claims about the Battle Royale book author, these changes has been applied.
POO POO POO LAND
thank god i got the us version the echo bowling sound made it funny
03:31 poo poo poo land
Kirby's Pupupu Land (GB)
yes the english release does use the lightsaber like sound on the beam sword, it's used when you use the item's """smash attack"""
2:45 kinda sounds like eevee in Pokémon lets go
I currently play Smash 64 on the virtual console, but the japanese version has now caught my eye on trying it. Main reason being is because in 64, im a captain falcon main, & a pretty competitive smash player in general, & the changes falcon got between versions actually seemed to make him a lot better in the japanese version, even having an advantageous matchup over Pikachu, the highest tier character in both versions. Unfortunately in order to play online & train against other people i'm gonna need to get the game on an emulator. I heard that Project64k is the best emulator to get for online play, is that the case?
+Nintega (Green Roy) I'm not a competitive player, but the emulator you're looking for is Project 64KVE. Here's a helpful setup guide: docs.google.com/document/d/1-rucRVGZcblagIwZtdc5dGeDUmPJFluVDeLDzzShPxI/edit
can this emulator do roms of all regional versions?
+Nintega (Green Roy) I don't know that much about the competitive scene so I'm not sure, sorry.
Jigglypuff is trash in SSB64 period though to a lesser extent compared to Brawl and Sm4sh. Still, if you prefer aerial combat, there's no real reason to go puff over Kirby.
Virtual Console isn't used in competitive Smash 64 since the emulators that the Wii uses either frameskip which is terrible for any fighting game, or they run at lower framerates than an actual console runs at for some reason like for the Virtual Console version of Super Mario Bros. 3
Mario and Luigi’s head are slightly bigger in the Japanese version
LOL
Well just got a japanese copy for like ten bucks quite pleased with avoiding the 70ish dollar price tag of the english release lol
pupupu land sounds cute. pupu means bunny in finnish
Bunny land
The voice acting is already problematic for me here, from France so every pokemon has french names and VA, watching smash content online usually involves the english VA, which is always surprising. In any case I remember smash 64 french jigglypuff sounding like a crackhead
1:57 oh no it's a 90's fortnite game
oof
Dont even mention that game in here
Dai Rantō (大乱闘) means "Great Fray"
Purin's voice is so much better than the western voice...
What about the western version?!
Awesome to see how the Japanese version of Super Smash Bros
I love this comparison
Thanks! Appreciate it :)
you're welcome
3:08 LAYGUN
0:50 ALL STAR STREET FIGHTER
Does Anyone notice Dk is D.Kong in JAPAN
Dam i realized you said it ;c
@@RileyHerbst98
I am going to buy both games one day.
Nice! Both are worth playing given their differences :)
3:08
"LayGun" dude, cmon
I iwn the Japanese version of Mario Kart 64 and it's hard!
Bruh Mario has a bigass head in jp
Just bought mine. Japanese version so much cooler! From the minor differences to the sound effects just like you pointed out. Not to mention it was only 15 bucks lmao American version at a local retro gaming store could cost 50-59 dollars 😂
I used a gameshark because it was way cheaper than a passport. Do you know a way to make it work with a ganeshark??
+Daniel Sosa I don't know, sorry. If you can't get it to work, you might want to look into opening your N64 and removing the tabs that prevent the N64 from playing Japanese games. It's a simple process.
Rest In Peace mr iwata u shall be missed
Donkey kong voice changed
Low pitch victory themes
Japanese hits sound so much better. The ones we got are so annoying.
is Hugs the top player samus of melee who is talking?
Me? No, I don't play competitively :P
The title screen is creepy. In looks and sound.
WHY GAMES ARE BEST AND POPULAR IN JAPAN??
WHO THE HELL KNOWS!
Because games were made first in Japan
Again! No raging in all caps. They're so irritating and annoying as hell!
I thought I Heard "purin " said yeet
dai ranto is ether great fray smash bros or just super smash bros
Cool!
it is purin
Emulate the Japanese Version Game and Then Play!
are versions better.
damn
I emlated this version and wth why is it in English
It was mostly english
john 3,16
its fucking censored.
Why is there english text and speech in japanese games? Someone please explain this!
The Sunky cause English is a secondary language in Japan
oui forcé par la loi de la langue anglaise tristement
pupupu is pronounced "Po Po Po"
why do you think that?
+buttered_toast +Muhammad Rizky Pratama Phonetics are different in different regions. If it's "popopo" with Japanese phonetics, Japanese people being the intended audience, it is pronounced "popopo" regardless of what English phonetics dictate. I think that's what OP is getting at.
DTF l VenerabIe its read "poo poo poo" in japanese
Battle royale
this video was well done, I just subscribed, would you mind if I use some of the footage from your video in the world record progression video I'm making for Board the Platforms? I'd give you credit in the description
go ahead!
i wanted to buy smash for n64 but its so expensive. im tempted to buy the Japanese one because its less than half the price.
Buy The Japanese version it plays better.
+Krevin Grard i still have my original copy from the year it came out in the U.S lol.....probably the most over played game i have XD
mike sanchez The best thing to do is look on ebay by spelling it wrong. I got a copy of the US Version for $25 as the only bidder because the seller wrote Super Smash Bro and i forgot an s while typing.
Krevin Grard mine was 30 bucks
I got mine when my local Blockbuster was going out of business, probably about 10 years ago. I think it was something like $10.
Why Is there so much English in the game menus. Don't Japanese people get annoyed that there games use English everywhere?
+ScreenHackTV That's something I've always wondered as well.
+thebalb well english is a common second language over there, kinda like spanish is in the U.S lol......i suppose they still wanted their english speaking residents to still have a grasp on what they were playing or buying or whatever lol
+Mike Balfort Yeah, it's just strange that the actual menu graphics contain English while the Japanese text is only displayed at the bottom as if it was an afterthought.
thebalb Same happens in the Spanish version of Melee; text in English but subtext in spanish...
It's likely just a stylistic choice. English is usually taught as a mandatory class in Japanese schools, so they can usually comprehend basic English words and phrases.
Notice that they say “Fox” differently in JP version
Accents
I love the way he says “Purin” it’s wrong but it sounds right
I patted my Jigglypuff on the head and she started Purrin'
Japanese hitsounds are lame compared to the *M E A T Y* hitsounds in the NTSC releaae
Japanese is NTSC.
DAIRANTOU SMASH BROTHERS!
Thank you all for 100k views! Whenever I rewatch this video I think of all the things I could have done to make it better, but I'm glad people seem to enjoy it overall :)
You got all the stuff in the vid so well. Thanks for the content!
@@Pejelo thanks bro :)
Real elitist jerks own the Chinese iQue version of Super Smash Bros. too. I own both the North American and Japanese versions of Smash 64 although I generally play the Virtual Console version on my Wii the most. That way I can use the awesome GameCube controller. It also looks better on my HDTV since my Wii is connected with component cables which allow me to play the game in progressive scan (480p).
+furballbear Yeah I've always been kind of curious about the iQue. If I play SSB64 these days it's on an RGB monitor using the Hori Mini controller. It's a lot like the GameCube controller. You should check it out if you haven't already.
Jigglypuff or Purin, They both are the same. (Sometimes)
Announcer says スーパー(SŪPĀ)smash brothers (0:37) and in the Japanese(日本語) version, The announcer says DAI RANTŌ SMASH BROTHERS(大乱闘スマッシュブラザーズ)(0:49)。
1:58 *BATTLE ROYAL*
I like the Japan's hit sounds better than the US version tbh.
no man i like the echo bowling sounds
yeah, they sound more like the other games in the series
Nah the Japanese sounds are so generic. The international/US release is so much more iconic.
thanks for the video and rip iwata
4:34 LOL I can see why George Lucas is always watching!
Another difference is mario and luigi's heads are bigger than their bodies in the japanese version
I main luigi in the english but mained jigglypuff in the japenese cause she sounds more cute and adorable and less annoying than the english one
Im not going to say I was born in a Pokemon center, but the coolest thing about my temporary adoption center where I was up for adoption in had Jigglypuff wallpaper all over each sections of walling in the nursery room where my baby cradle was! Fun fact: that wallpaper was made after the release of super smash bros 64! If I find it online, which may or not be possible as finding actual wallpaper was issued for the accessories type of stuff along with the release of the Nintendo 64 majn product, that wallpaper being made in the 90s may be worth more then 100$ a whole tubular roll of jigglypuff wallpaper specifically if any pokemon branded wallpaper at least.
Another fun fact: Professor Oaks laboratory with the pokeball stand is a recreated replica with differences version of an actual laboratory within California, theres the College University with an off limits restricted area where flash photography is not permitted due to the old lab inside a basement from the top of the college was the former remains of the replicated and drawn up for pokemon one, Nintendo of America has claimed ownership of it before there was even a college made on ground level structure with other buildings and the Nintendo Staff said please build over it, and do not by any means take anything from it, reconstruct it in anyway, even go in it, the reason is because the semi-famous founder of Pokemon which was a teacher to students in a school was given the Nick name Mr. Bug, where he spent most of his time normally just studying and reading about insects, they didnt want anything done to it in regards that its Mr Bugs property as well as with the fact that when Nintendos Pokemon franchise skyrocketed with success in millions of dollars, its the most nostalgic place on actual earth that has the biggest bring back of old memories Nintendo employees had with Mr Bug before their company got bigger.
StickFiguresMaster wow that sounds like quite the story how do you remember the nursery one must've been forever ago?
StickFiguresMaster Hey I didn't come here fit the Feels™.. Awesome story
1:58 battle royale fortnine
2 things! 1) You kind of sound like Mordecai from Regular Show. 😅 I like him though!
2) The black piece that's connected to the game cartridge that goes into the console… Is that part needed in order to play the Japanese version?
+Raven Simmons 1. Had to look up a clip and I'm not sure I hear the similarity :P. I'll still take that as a compliment though.
2. Yeah, it was needed at the time I recorded the video. It's an N64 Passport III Plus by EMS. I got it a couple of years ago on playasia so it should still be available there (or on other import sites) if you're interested. You can also open up your N64 and remove the plastic tabs that prevent Japanese cartridges from fitting into your US console (kind of like with the SNES). That's the setup I have now - more convenient. Hope that helps!
+thebalb Thank you so much! This helps a lot because I've been looking for Smash Bros for N64, but I don't want to pay $60+ like I've been seeing.
+Raven Simmons Yeah, prices on N64 games have gotten crazy over the past 2-3 years in the US. Luckily most Japanese N64 games are still close to dirt cheap.
Might be more convenient for you: order a Japanese copy of Smash if you're so inclined, and take off the back with a screwdriver. You'll need a special screwdriver to do this, but most retro game shops will probably do it for you if you ask them. Get a game you don't enjoy that isn't valuable (old sports games do the trick, they go for $1-5 CAN usually) and switch the back of that with your Japanese Smash. Keep the Japanese backing, though, for resale value purposes. That's what I've done with mine. Works like a charm.
Also, and this is unrelated, but I'd recommend you drop the $100 CAN on Smash 64 NTSC/PAL over $60 CAN on Smash 64 JPN if you're looking to play competitively. The balance changes make an enormous difference.
Hi
So as it turns out, Smash 64 was 20 years ahead of fortnite
2:44
oh no
takara tomy
stole giga pudding theme song lyrics
I also notice how On smash 64 japanese version Mario and luigi looks shorter than the US ones
1:53 D K
1:58 D.KONG
The edits are for impovements
Nintendo eventually brought back the realistic sound effects for later Smash games.
You did should make a video on differences un Super Smash Bros 64 (Japanese version,North Americain version and European version).
US intro is better.
I actually got the Japanese version because it was cheaper than the American version, And I also got a region-free tray so that I can play Japanese games on my North American Nintendo 64
The JPN hit sounds are WAY better than the US hit sounds.
ElectrikStatik 900 Ew fuck no they aren't. They're very empty
Agreed! US hit sounds are better than the JP version!
Every people said Japanese always better. I think US did better
IMO Link goes up in tier in the J version, random thought lol
0:51 Daaaairantou
Smaaaaaaaash Brotherrrrrrrrrrrrs!!
Good things to know thanks for this video.
japanese voice :)
The most noticeable Difference is:
One is American and one is Japanese
lol
(:
totally different
Noooooo! satoru Iwata
good video thanks
The whole reason I watched this was to see the character differences -.-
Sorry man :(
I'd love to make another video detailing those differences but I'm not well-versed in the Smash 64 competitive scene so I'd probably mess a lot of things up.
thebalb it’s okay bro, it’s just that there’s nothing like that on UA-cam it kinda sucks so I got really excited when I saw it lol, better not to have it if it’s not gonna be the best, so it’s understandable. Thanks for the reply tho!
So, in the Japanese version, the characters don't have their ending pictures, huh?
USA 🇺🇸
Super Smash Bros. $ 49.99
Donkey Kong 64 $ 19.99
Japan 🇯🇵
Donkey Kong 64 $ 7.99
Super Smash Bros. $ 17.99
I don’t know why price has to be that high in USA
Thanks for making this! Very helpful!
USA version $ 49.99
Japan version $ 19.99
English version sound effects sound better
I honestly think differently. The English sound design is stronger and sound more intense while the JPN sound design sounds weak and generic
the lightsaber sound in the Japanese version is so much better though.
c'est ton opinion je préfère la version japonaise
How do unlock the characters
A rather 3 year tad late reply to this comment, but I came around it just now, so here goes! How to unlock the 4 secret characters in Super Smash Bros. 64 (January 21st, 1999)
Mario, D.K., Samus Aran, Link, Yoshi, Kirby, Fox McCloud & Pikachu are already defalted, obviously.
Luigi Mario
● Complete Bonus 1:Break The Targets with all 8 starter characters.
Captain Falcon
●Complete 1P in 20 minutes.
Ness
●Complete 1P Game on Normal with three lives or less & no continues
Jigglypuff
●Complete 1P with any character on any difficulty.
Sincerely yours,
*NAME & ADDRESS WITHHELD*
yo tengo el americano no mas. me gustaría tener el japones.