Stage 1 - The first part of your Classic quest is a standard one-on-one battle against a random computer opponent.

Bonus 1: Break the Targets - Your first bonus stage features the Stadium's Target Test. You'll have two minutes to break as many of the ten targets as you can. You don't need to destroy any of the targets to continue, since you're just playing for bonus points in your Classic quest. The bonus stage ends once you've broken all the targets, fallen off a ledge, or when the 2 minute timer runs out.

Each character has their own unique arena for the Target Test. Some are considerably more challenging than others.

Bonus 2: Snag the Trophies - Three random trophies will fall from the sky in this bonus stage. To snag one of these prizes, you'll have to redirect it so it falls in the bowl that's in the center of the stage. Two bumpers are located on the sides of the stage, and trophies will bounce off of them and into the center if they're hit with the right force.

Bonus 3: Race to the Finnish - This bonus stage takes place in an underground tunnel, with loads and loads of exits. Your bonus stage ends as soon as you enter one of the many doors. The further you make it into the maze, the more points you will get. So, run as fast as you can, and jump into the nearest exit that you see when the timer's running down.

The amount of time that you get to find an exit depends on the character you choose. Some characters are given more time to navigate this maze than others.

Stage 8 - This stage features a random metal opponent. They'll always be metal, and won't fly far when hit, even when their damage is high. Metal characters are slower than normal, so you can run around and launch projectiles and items at them.

This fight is always in the Battlefield arena, so you can attack your opponent from beneath, using the overhead platforms. Once your metal foe's damage is high enough, begin fighting them close to the edges of the arena. Grabbing and throwing your opponent is another good tactic at this point.

Stage 9 - It's a showdown against the final boss - Master Hand. Unlike your previous opponents, Master Hand isn't worn down and KOed. He has a power meter that decreases with each attack you unleash on him. Once his power meter reaches zero, he's hit the end of his career.

Master Hand has a wide variety of powerful attacks. He gives signs before each of his attacks though. After you've fought him for a while, you'll likely be able to predict which attack he's going to perform next, based on the movements he makes.

If you chosen as level, at least, Normal, and you reach to the last stage within 15 minutes, it will appear the Master Hand's left hand, the Crazy Hand. To appear this hand, you must to hurt the Master Hand until the HP meter reaches the middle of it (for example, if you chosen as level Normal, the HP meter is 300 HP. If the meter reaches 150 HP, the Crazy Hand will appears). Some moves of the Crazy Hand are different to the Master Hand. Plus, if the Master Hand and the Crazy Hand are on the scenario, is possible that they attack at the same time.

If you defeat the Crazy Hand, you will get a big Bonus Point, Crazy Hand KO, with 80,000 pts as prize!

As you travel through the Mushroom Kingdom, you'll encounter numerous Goombas and Koopas. You don't need to defeat any of them, but you score points for every foe that you take out.

Eventually, you'll reach this platform where you must battle ten Yoshis. Each Yoshi can be KOed when they have fairly low damage. Powerful smash attacks are best to clear out these little dinos. If your character has a spinning move (such as Mario, DK, Link, or Samus), it's also an effective way to dispose of the herd of Yoshis.

At the end of the level is a goal flag, just like in the original Super Mario Bros. If you cross the goal line with a 2 on the seconds of the timer (ex: 3:12), you'll face Luigi in the next battle instead of Mario.

The final battle in the Mushroom Kingdom takes place on Princess Peach's Castle. Your opponents are Peach and Mario (or Luigi if you finished the previous stage with a '2' on the seconds timer).

These small Kongs aren't nearly as strong as a full sized ape. They're knocked around quite easily. A few good strong attacks is usually enough to take care of them.

If you get right up close to giant Donkey Kong, many of his attacks won't be able to reach you. He's often a tough customer, and can take a lot of punishment before getting KOed. Your best bet is to perform quicker attacks to wear him down, and then finish him off with a stronger smash move.

The object here is to collect the legendary Triforce. It's hidden randomly in one of six rooms. The other five rooms have the Master Sword. When you touch the ground in one of these Master Sword rooms, Link will appear to challenge you. You can actually pass through a room without fighting Link… If you can manage to triple jump through it and not touch the ground, you won't have to fight Link. One of the six rooms will contain the Triforce. Just walk onto the platform and claim the prize.

If you are brave, and you fight against the five Links of each room, you will get a good Bonus Point, Link Master, with 30,000 pts as prize!

Now you face off against Princess Zelda. It's a standard one-on-one match, without any twists or surprises.

Your next match takes place against Samus Aran, star of Metroid. Beware of the rising and falling acid below the arena. It can catch you off guard if you aren't paying attention.

There's a time limit on your escape. Use double and triple jumps to work your way upwards on the platforms until you reach the top. If you don't make it to the highest point before time runs out, you'll lose a life.

A single Kirby is your opponent for your first fight, in a standard Smash Bros battle.

Now you face a whole team of Kirbys. Each one of them has stolen a special move from other characters in the game. This adds just a slight twist to the match, but it's still a normal fight. Try not to get surrounded by the noisy Kirby characters, and use powerful attacks to send them into orbit.

If you defeat the single Kirby and the whole team of Kirbys within 1 minute, a giant Kirby will appear! Knock out it, and you will get a Bonus Point, Giant Kirby KO, with 10,000 pts as prize!

Fox McCloud is your only opponent in both of your matches here in Corneria. In the first match, it's a fair fight between you and hum…

The remaining members of the StarFox team will be buzzing around the Great Fox in their Arwings for your second battle. Lucky for you they have terrible aim, and will shoot at Fox the same as they shoot at you. Try to end this one quickly, to avoid prolonged exposure to Arwing attacks. If you have unlocked Falco, on the second battle, he will be your opponent instead of Fox, but he appears randomly. So, you have a 50% chance on: you fight against Fox, or you must to fight against Falco.

You'll have a number of Pikachus and Jigglypuffs to defeat in your first match. Pokeballs are aplenty here. Try to grab and use as many Pokeballs as you can. This prevents them from being used against you. They also make excellent projectiles. Smacking a Pokemon in the head with a Pokeball. What sweet justice…

You start off running on a nice smooth racetrack. But not for long. Whenever you see the warning ! Exclamation mark flash, be sure to find a high spot to hide. The F-Zero racing machines will cruise down the straightaway, and run over anything that's in their path. From a safe perch, you can observe these furious racing vehicles as they blow by at insane speeds.

If you want to get some many bonus points, try to don't make a third jump while you jump from one platform to another, and you will get the Switzerland Bonus Point, with 12,000 pts as prize!

Now's your chance to get even with those mad machines that tried to run you over… Well, get even with one of those drivers, anyway. Speedy Captain Falcon can be tough to hit, but takes damage easily when you're on the offensive. Put and end to his racing days by giving him the ol' KO.

Three Ness characters are here to challenge you for this match. Try to keep them all to one side as often as possible, to avoid being attacked from behind. Also beware of the speeding vehicles that travel on the bottom level of the arena.

Once you reach the top, you'll do battle with two pairs of Ice Climbers. Their light weights make them quite easy to knock off the screen with your powerful attacks.

Your first match is against a team of wire frame characters. Up to five of them will appear on screen at one time. You will no doubt be swarmed, so keep moving to make yourself a harder target to hit.

Now you have a metal battle, against the Metal Mario Bros (only appears if you have unlocked Luigi. If you haven't unlocked this character, you will fight only against Mario). These two can be a challenge on higher difficulty levels. They seem unusually quick for solid chunks of metal, but their weakness is that they can't recover as far when hit. But at the same time, it's harder to get them to fly far because of their weight.

Bowser will slash and rip you if you get close. So, you're better off using projectile attacks. Whenever an item appears, it should be easy for you to outrun Bowser and use the item at him.

Once Bowser's damage meter is high enough, a good smash attack will be enough to send him flying off the stage.

If you chosen as level, at least, Normal, and you defeat Bowser within 30 seconds, a new boss will appear, Giga Bowser. This last boss is too huge, and too hard to defeat. If you KO Giga Bowser, you will end the Adventure Mode with a big Bonus Point as reward, Giga Bowser KO, with 100,000 pts as prize!