Not to brag, but I was notoriously good with Kirby. My friends hated me Its been a while since I've played, so forgive me if I don't know exact key mappings. Kirby's strength is not from his power moves (the B+direction ones) but from simple aerial attacks and smash attacks (the A+direction ones). The "drill" attack is your main weapon. Float around the map until you find a target you can drill into the ground. If your opponent sees you circling them, they'll counter the drill attack with a power move. Anticipate whether they're prepared or not, and if they are prepared try your B+up move. After you drill someone into the ground, they'll bounce up for a few seconds. This is a great opportunity to use your A+up. This will knock weak enemies completely off the map. If not, they'll still be vulnerable in the air. You could just jump up and A+right them for a painful 2-smash combo, which will surely send them flying far away from you. Or you could try B+upping them or drilling them again.

The "Speed demon" award is achieved when you beat 1P mode in under 8 minutes. if beaten under 20 minutes, you get the award "Speed King". As for the timer, I have no idea.

Jigglypuff Complete 1P Game (Classic Mode) Captain Falcon Complete 1P Game (Classic Mode) in under 18 minutes Luigi Complete Break the Targets with all 8 starting characters Ness Complete 1P Game (Classic Mode) with 3 lives on normal or harder difficulty without using continues Mushroom Kingdom (Stage) Complete 1P Game (Classic Mode) with all 8 original characters Sound Test (Mode) Complete Break the Targets and Board the Platforms with all characters Item Switch (Mode) Play 100 rounds of Multiplayer Source: Smash Wiki See also: How do you unlock all of the characters in SSB4? How do I unlock all of the stages in Smash Bros for Wii U?

After you finish an up B move and enter the "helpless" falling state, you can fall through soft platforms by simply holding down on the joystick. This state is the only time you can fall through a platform as if it were not there. Not all characters can do this. Examples include Kirby (the final down-stroke of his final cutter up B does not ever finish until interrupted by landing/getting hit/blast zone) as well as both Jigglypuff and Yoshi (the two non-jumping up B's). Also Falcon's up B does not make him helpless if it connects with an opponent (but does remove his second (aerial) jump). A related special case is Fox's up B (the fire fox) can also pass through soft platforms during the move itself, when aimed downwards. In all other cases, you can't fall through a platform per se, so it must be done in two steps: land, then drop through. Given enough practice with the timing, it is possible to perform the two step sequence fluidly and almost seamlessly. The fastest way to drop through a platform from a standing state is to "shield drop" by pressing Z and down on the stick at the same time. It saves a frame or two of ducking animation compared to the normal smash the stick downwards method, and also works while running/dashing.

According to the Wikia page, the unlock requirements are as follows: Complete 1P Game in under 20 minutes and with no continues, then defeat Captain Falcon on Planet Zebes. However, it sounds like you should have accomplished this. My only suggestion would be to try again and see if the same thing happens.

There is nothing that really defines "Power Throw" in SSB. The reason they call Ness's back throw a power throw is that it is very powerful, high KO potential. Here is the entry from the wiki: Throws opponent behind him with PSI powers. Has the highest KO potential of all throws. Power Throws is a community driven name given to throws where combos and knockups are not possible. Power Throws are used to either KO opponents or do throw them off the stage so that they have to go into recovery mode. Here is a good example of different throws: Mario's Up Throw is a great combo potential throw. Mario's Up Throw will never KO an opponent, so it will never be called a Power Throw. His Forward and Back throw are Power Throws, because it launches an opponent in said direction, either wanting a KO or forcing his opponent off the stage and forced to recover. If you want to know more about throws, here are the links to them. Forward Back Up Down

I've your battery is replaced and fully charged then the issue is most likely that the circuit which feeds that ROM chip isn't getting sufficient power. I would look into replacing the capacitors on the board. Think there's only one or two.

For Melee, the 20XX Melee training hack pack offers the option to disable screen shake. I don't know about the other games in the franchise.

As you know, Ness made his debut in the game EarthBound for the SNES. Now one of the PSI abilities that he, as well as another player named Poo, can learn is called PSI Teleport. As the name suggests, this PSI power gives you the ability to warp to places you've already visited. There are two versions of this power-up, PSI Teleport α (you warp by running in a straight line), and PSI Teleport β (you warp by running in a circle). Now the problem with PSI Teleport is that if you happen to run into something while performing the move, you won't teleport. When you hit something, Ness and his friends appear to be burnt. THIS is what you see when Ness makes his entrance onto the stage in Smash Bros. Brawl: it's the same effect that occurs if you run into something while attempting PSI Teleport. I hope this helps

There's not a whole lot you can do if you have multiple enemies beating on you from different directions. You do have some limited options though. Try to shield. If you can get your shield up and successfully block an attack, quickly roll away from the bad zone. You probably should not try to grab unless you know you can time the throw perfectly to resist the bystander's attack (and can deal with the shieldgrab's half damage). If your damage is low and everyone's close together, try to SDI through the guy hitting you towards their other side. This might be more effective than SDI'ing away because you're not moving towards the other guy and the first attacker may not be expecting it, but watch out for attacks that have sweetspots up close. If you have room to fly between the two enemies, try to SDI downwards so you're closer to the ground and so have a chance of landing and teching earlier. High-gravity characters have a better chance here. For Luigi and Fox specifically, here are some of their fastest attacks you can try and use to hit the opponents, measured in frames: Luigi Neutral attack: hits on 3 Neutral air: hits on 4 Up air: hits on 3 Up special: hits on 3 Down special: hits on 1 Fox Neutral attack: hits on 4 Neutral aerial: hits on 5 Back aerial: hits on 5 Down aerial: hits on 5 Down special: hits on 1 As seen above, both Luigi's and Fox's down specials hit instantly. Time them correctly and the opponent can only trade with you at worst.

I can confirm Sconibulus' comment above. The Game Shark code 800A4D09 000D allows you to play VS mode on the Metal Mario stage.

Super Smash Bros. Melee is the only game you can play as Master Hand without using cheating devices like GameShark or Action Replay. The glitch for Melee was found a few years after the game came out and you can find a video of it here and a description of how to perform it here. However, as stated in the wiki for master hand Though there are several "cheats" that supposedly allow Master Hand to be played as a normal character, most of them are false [...] However, one glitch works for controlling Master Hand in SSBM. So you need a Gameshark to play Master Hand in the N64 or Wii games. Apparently the GameShark codes to play him (for the N64 version) are: Master Hand in Vs mode: 800A4D2B 000C