Data is where records are stored for theSuper Smash Bros. games. It holds the records for gameplay, the sound test, movies, etc. Although all the data is here, the option toErase Data is in the Optionsmenu.

The Data menu no longer exists starting withSuper Smash Bros. 4, with theVault taking over the function of Data instead.

Super Smash Bros.[edit]

Data inSmash 64.

• Characters: In this mode, the player can view smallprofiles about each of the characters attained. A small animation plays next to these descriptions, show various animations and attacks that the character has.

• VS Record: This mode shows various records that were attained in the game's versus mode.

• Sound Test: Initially unavailable, this mode allows the player to listen to any music in the game, as well as any sound effects and character voices. It must be unlocked by completingBreak the Targets andBoard the Platforms with every character.

Super Smash Bros. Melee[edit]

Data inMelee, for both NTSC regions (left) and PAL regions (right).

• Snapshots: In this submenu, the player can view any photographs captured in theCamera Mode.
• Archives (NTSC versions only): Two video clips are available for viewing to the player: AHow To Play instructional video meant for newer players, and aSpecial Movie, a nearly thirteen minute long video that features various gameplay modes, a roll call for the starting fifteen characters and a look at aspects of actual matches, such as Pokémon and items.
• How to Play (PAL versions only): This option replaces the Archives in PAL versions of the game, due to the removal of the Special Movie; selecting this option shows the How to Play movie.
• Sound Test: Initially locked, it allows the player to listen to all themusic and sound effects in the game. It can be unlocked by unlocking all playable stages.
• Melee Records: Gives the player the option to look up multiple records pertaining to their game. Under "Melee Records", the player can view how various characters have performed in the game thus far. "Bonus Records" shows all thebonuses the player has attained. "Misc. Records" shows other, relatively insignificant records, such as how many VS. matches they've played.
• Special: Displays thespecial messages that the player has attained in the game, and at what time and date.

Super Smash Bros. Brawl[edit]

Data inBrawl.

• Movies: Similar in function to Melee's "Archives" section, this menu allows players to view five already included videos and any Subspace Emissary cutscenes that they have viewed.
• Records: This menu functions the same inBrawl as it does inMelee. The "Bonus Records" features, however, has been disabled, due to the lack of bonuses in Brawl. Additionally, the Notices have been moved under this menu instead, reprising their role once again.
• Sound Test: Unlike the previous two games, this mode is no longer initially locked; it reprises its role from the previous two games, but the player must unlock some of the music before it is available for listening and the characters before their sound effects are available.

• Data