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Check here for a step-by-step guide on how to save your replays from Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Have a unforgettable match you want to save? Here is everything you need to do in order to save it!
After a match, the results screen will appear and show details of the match, including who took which stocks and how many times players lost stocks. At this screen, press the Y button to save your match. When the screen asks you if you would like to save, press Yes.
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Vault
First, select Vault
from the right side of the home screen.
Replays
Next, select Replays
on the top right side of the screen.
Replay Data
After selecting Replay,
choose Replay Data.
Select the replay data that you wish to view. By selecting it, you can watch your match once again.
To save your replay as a video, you will need an micro SD card.
| Steps to turn replays into a video |
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Vaultfrom the home screen
First, select Vault
from the right side of the home screen.
Replays
Next, select Replays
on the top right side of the screen.
Replay Data
After selecting Replay,
choose Replay Data.
Select the replay data that you wish to save.
Convert to Video
Select Convert to Video
and your video will be saved under the Video
tab. You can now edit it.
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>>[6]
Depends on who it is you struggle against. I'd say generally someone like Wolf or Palu is a good secondary for any character. Byleth's largest drawback is mobility and frame data, so a character with faster options and movement is your best bet.
>>[4]
Hi! We actually have a section on Marth's matchups here:
https://game8.co/games/SSBU/archives/281194#hl_2
As Marth has great range and framedata, a good matchup will be a character that can whiff punish with quick burst options, and have a way to get in and find an opening! Quick characters with excellent frame data, like Pika, Greninja, or Sheik, ZSS, or Sonic are our top recommendations!
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