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Super Smash Bros. for Wii U (2014)

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I go through Classic Mode with Peach, and unlike in Ultimate where I prefer Peach's playstyle in that game, I do like how better she is in this game, because I didn't really like using Peach in Melee, she was all right in Brawl, but I would say this game was where Peach is a little bit better. This is the last game where Peach has an alternate costumed themed around Daisy, even having her hair change colour, this is because Daisy herself would be playable in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
Going over Classic Mode, in Rounds 1 to 3, you fight against regular characters, in Rounds 4 to 5, you fight against characters that use alternate costumes and custom moves, then you go up against the Fighting Mii Team in Round 6, and then you fight Master Hand, and on Intensity 3.0 or higher, you fight Crazy Hand alongside Master Hand, and on Intensity 5.1 or higher, you fight against Master Core, its starting forms varies depending on the Inensity, and you earn the Trophy for Peach for completing Classic Mode with her.
I will explain about Peach's custom moves, as this is the only game in the Super Smash Bros. series to have custom moves, her neutral special, Toad works different between this game and Ultimate, in this game, as well as previous games, Peach holds Toad in front of her, while in Ultimate, Toad stands in to protect her, I did like the change to Toad in Ultimate. For custom moves, her first one is Sleepy Toad, which is a counter that puts opponents to sleep, and Grumpy Toad is not a counterattack, instead, Toad fires spores that deal less damage. Peach Bomber has different variations, the first custom special is Flower Bomber, which has a shorter start-up time, and when it hits, it leaves a flower on the opponent's head, and if Peach misses, she is left open to attacks, it has less knockback and Peach travels a shorter distance. Flying Peach Bomber is her second custom move, it is harder to land, but it is more powerful, and she flies upwards, and it can be used to recover, and it deals fire damage. For her up special, Peach Parasol, the first custom move is Parasol High Jump, where Peach jumps higher, but her parasol does not open up, and it does not deal damage, while her second custom move, Light Parasol gives Peach additional recovery in exchange for decreasing her initial jump, and closing and reopening the parasol lifts her higher again, it can be done up to seven times before leaving her helpless. Her down special, Vegetable, has for custom moves Light Veggie, where she pulls out a turnip that flies much slower, and it will fly back to Peach when it hits an opponent, allowing her to throw it again, while her second custom move, Huge Veggie, has Peach take longer to pull it and it has shorter range, but it deals more damage and can launch opponents, and with Vegetable, not the custom variants, Peach has a very rare chance of pulling a Mr. Saturn or a Bob-omb, and in the initial release for Super Smash Bros. for 3DS, there was a bug where if Peach used Vegetable in For Glory, which if you don't know what that is, it's an online mode where there are no items and you fight on Final Destination, and it would lead to an automatic ban, and there was an update that fixed that issue, and if there is one thing I would say about Super Smash Bros. for 3DS & Wii U that I like more than Ultimate, it's how they handled online, you had two modes, one where you can play on any stage and have items on, and another where you fight on Final Destination and have no items, they removed it in Ultimate and combined the two so you don't get your preferred rules.

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