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*In Classic Mode, for some unknown reason, the player never fights against [[Ganondorf]] or [[Roy (Fire Emblem)|Roy]]. Ganondorf appears only as a teammate in Classic Mode, while Roy never appears at all as a CPU player. In addition, Zelda is never a teammate for the player in that game mode. Also, the player only fights [[Mr. Game & Watch]] in the multi-man battle. | *In Classic Mode, for some unknown reason, the player never fights against [[Ganondorf]] or [[Roy (Fire Emblem)|Roy]]. Ganondorf appears only as a teammate in Classic Mode, while Roy never appears at all as a CPU player. In addition, Zelda is never a teammate for the player in that game mode. Also, the player only fights [[Mr. Game & Watch]] in the multi-man battle. | ||
*''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' is not only the first in its franchise to be Teen-rated, but also the first time that any of those Nintendo characters that appear in-game, with the exception of ''Fire Emblem'' characters, appeared in a game rated Teen or a foreign equivalent. | *''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' is not only the first in its franchise to be Teen-rated, but also the first time that any of those Nintendo characters that appear in-game, with the exception of ''Fire Emblem'' characters, appeared in a game rated Teen or a foreign equivalent. | ||
*There were three versions of this game released in the NTSC format. The first version was 1.0 NTSC DOL-GALE 0-00, which was the original version with the words "Nintendo's best in 4-player action" | *There were three versions of this game released in the NTSC format. The first version was 1.0 NTSC DOL-GALE 0-00, which was the original version with the words "Nintendo's best in 4-player action" labeled on the front. The second version was 1.1 NTSC DOL-GALE 0-01, which was the [[Player's Choice]] version. The last version was 1.2 NTSC DOL-GALE 0-02, which had the words "Best Seller" labeled on the front. While the first two had the original "Official Nintendo Seal of Quality" labeled on the boxes and the discs, the last version had Nintendo's revised "[[Official Nintendo Seal]]" on the box due to the patch being released after December of 2003. Despite this, the seal on the updated disc still says "Official Nintendo Seal of Quality". Each newer version had different patches and gameplay improvements. | ||
*This is the first GameCube game appearance for all of the playable characters excluding Mario, Luigi and Bowser, whose first appearance in a GameCube game was ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]''. | *This is the first GameCube game appearance for all of the playable characters excluding Mario, Luigi and Bowser, whose first appearance in a GameCube game was ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]''. | ||
**However, Mario and Bowser weren't playable on the GameCube until this game, making Luigi the only playable character in ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' to be playable in a previous GameCube game. | **However, Mario and Bowser weren't playable on the GameCube until this game, making Luigi the only playable character in ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' to be playable in a previous GameCube game. | ||