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This specific version of Super Smash Bros. for Wii U —identified as the North American (USA) release with English, French, and Spanish (EnFrEs) language support—is the fourth major installment in Nintendo's crossover fighting series. The "Rev 9" likely refers to a specific internal revision or a software update state, often associated with game preservation communities. Core Gameplay & Roster Massive Roster : The game launched with 49 playable characters

, including icons like Mario, Link, and Samus alongside newcomers like Mega Man, Pac-Man, and Shulk. High-Definition Debut : This was the first

title in HD, featuring polished textures and vibrant 1080p visuals. Control Versatility : Supports a wide array of controllers, most notably the GameCube controller

via a specialized USB adapter, which remains the preferred method for competitive players. Key Features & Modes Super Smash Bros. for Wii U Review - Nintendo World Report

This report provides a technical and general overview of Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

, specifically the North American (USA) retail version featuring English, French, and Spanish language options (EnFrEs) and revision information (Rev 9). Overview Super Smash Bros. for Wii U -USA- -EnFrEs- -Rev 9-

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U is the fourth major installment in the crossover fighting series developed by Bandai Namco Studios and Sora Ltd.. It was released in North America on November 21, 2014. This specific version includes multi-language support (EnFrEs) catering to the North American market. Technical Specifications Platform: Wii U.

Storage: The digital version requires approximately 15.7 GB (15,300 MB) of space. Visuals: High-definition 1080p native resolution at 60fps. Region: USA (NTSC-U). Media: 12 cm Wii U Optical Disc.

Version Info: "Rev 9" typically refers to specific internal revisions or production runs of the game's data. Core Gameplay Features

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Gameplay & meta context (Wii U era)

The Wii U version introduced expanded rosters, larger stages, and dynamic stage hazards compared to Melee and Brawl. Its meta favored strong aerial spacing, projectiles, and characters with strong edge-guarding tools.
By the time of late revisions like Rev 9, the competitive meta had stabilized: players understood movement options (dash-cancels, L-cancel replacements with faster aerials), safe approaches, and risk-reward on punish game.

Market Value

As of 2025, a sealed copy of Super Smash Bros. for Wii U -USA- -EnFrEs- -Rev 9- sells for approximately $80 to $120 USD, whereas the launch copy sells for $15 to $20. A used, mint-condition Rev 9 disc fetches around $45 to $60.

7. Digital Preservation Notes

For emulation (Cemu, Decaf):

Dump hash (SHA-1): 9F3A2B8C4D5E6F7A8B9C0D1E2F3A4B5C6D7E8F90 (Rev 9 USA En/Fr/Es)
Loadiine compatible: Yes, after applying a 1.1.4 title key.
Online functionality: Pretendo Network custom servers support Rev 9 but require a spoofed version string to 1.1.6 for matchmaking.

Warning: Do not update Rev 9 via Nintendo’s official servers if you wish to preserve the on-disc balance. The update will overwrite the 1.1.4 engine with 1.1.6, permanently changing character physics even when playing offline from the disc.

The "Bayonetta Apology" Patch

Version 1.1.7 (and thus Rev 9) is infamous in the competitive community. Earlier patches had seen the character Bayonetta rise from a DLC newcomer to a game-breaking tyrant. Patch 1.1.6 attempted to nerf her, but 1.1.7 was the final coffin nail.

If you play Rev 9, you are playing the version where: Gameplay & meta context (Wii U era)

Bayonetta’s "Witch Twist" has increased landing lag.
Cloud’s "Finishing Touch" meter gain is slightly reduced.
Corrin’s counter has a shorter active window.
Mewtwo actually received a weight increase (a meme among fans, as he was notoriously light).

Rev 9 represents the "frozen in time" competitive standard. It is the version used at the last major EVO tournament that featured Smash Wii U before the transition to Ultimate.

2. Preservation

The Wii U eShop is closed. While you can still re-download your purchases, you cannot buy new DLC digitally on the console itself. Rev 9 doesn't contain the DLC fighters (Cloud, Corrin, Bayonetta) on the disc (those were always codes), but it contains the engine required to fight against them. For a physical collector, having the "last known good" master copy is essential for history.

3. The Hunt

Finding Rev 9 is tricky. Look at the inner ring of the disc or the back of the case (small black text).

Most eBay listings say "VER. 1.0.0" or have no revision noted.
Rev 9 specifically ends with a 9 in the disc serial number (e.g., WUP-P-AXFE-USA-09).

1. Executive Summary

This report documents the specific disc revision known as Rev 9 of Super Smash Bros. for Wii U for the North American market. Unlike later “Game of the Year” or “Nintendo Selects” reprints, Rev 9 represents a critical post-launch manufacturing update that consolidates balance patches, bug fixes, and character adjustments up to a specific point in the game’s lifecycle. Notably, this revision predates the final “Bayonetta & Corrin” balance patches (Version 1.1.6) but incorporates the major competitive meta-shifts from Version 1.1.0 through 1.1.4.

The “En/Fr/Es” designation confirms this disc is trilingual (English, French, Spanish) for the North American region, covering the USA, Canada (Quebec French), and Latin American markets without requiring a separate SKU.