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If you're one of those people who believes that every Super Smash Bros. -- past, present, and future -- should play like Super Smash Bros. Melee, we have some really exciting new for you. A talented team of developers has just released Super Smash Bros. Melee HD, which will take Smash Bros. for Wii U, the latest entry, and modify it to play exactly like Melee. This is still a work in progress, but it's an ambitious one, and a lot of progress has been made. Check out the trailer above.
This project is not related in any way to Project M, so don't get your hopes up if you've been waiting for Project M to make its way to the Wii U. This is a wholly new work by a totally different dev team, and you can try it for yourself right now on Wii U or CEMU. If you want to get this up and running on your Wii U, then you're obviously going to have to do some minor mod work, which comes with some risks. If you brick your console, don't come crying to us! Luckily, there are detailed instructions, and all of the files you need, here on Reddit.
We've taken a portion of the FAQ and posted below so you guys can get a clearer picture of what the team is trying to accomplish here. We won't be posting direct links to files and docs for obvious reasons, but they're readily available on the reddit thread linked above.
'Q: Is this supposed to be PM 2?
A: No. This project come from a love of a Melee and has nothing to with PM. While we might share a similar goal of bringing the Melee we love to a newer game, we are not, nor do we want to be, the next PM. This also means that we will not be borrowing concepts that are exclusive to PM, such as Lucario's Magic Combos, Mario and Dr. Mario being combined, etc. We will however use concepts we like that come from a character's respective title, such as some of Sonic's animations from his games (made by us, not the PMDT), as these are not concepts exclusive to the PMDT. We hope this clears up any misconceptions you might have.
Q: Why isn't the mod called something more original like 'Sm4sh Deluxe' or something?
A: We're content with the title being 'Melee HD' since it's primarily been recreating Melee more than it has added new content. A change could happen at some point in the future, but as of now, it's Melee HD and it's going to stay that way for a while.
Note: Also, 'Sm4sh Deluxe' isn't the best name either since Nintendo could very easily make an actual Deluxe version of Sm4sh and such a name could cause legal trouble. So, maybe suggest something better for a future name change if the idea is ever considered.
Q: Will you ever import certain popular Brawl character mods?
A: Our goal is to be primarily original, so we will try to avoid importing as much as possible with special exceptions only existing if a character developer is interested in adding their creation to the Melee HD roster, which would have to be considered by the team first. And even then, it needs to reach a certain level of professionalism, such as is the case with Waluigi made by MK64DS. Nothing that looks too cheap like Goku.'
Mario! Link! Samus! Pikachu! All of your favorite Nintendo characters are back, along with plenty of new faces, in the fourth entry in the beloved Super Smash Bros. series. With Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, parties of players can battle each other locally or online across stages inspired by classic Nintendo home console games. With a variety of control options and amiibo compatibility, the timeless Super Smash Bros. battles come alive.
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In a major first for the franchise, a special mode lets eight players fight simultaneously in local multiplayer. This Wii U-only option lets players compete on even larger stages to accommodate all the characters; traditional 4-player stages are included as well as the 8-player levels. This Wii U game offers many new modes and different ways to play that keep players coming back for more, including Smash Tour, Special Smash Mode, Coin Battles, Stamina Matches, Classic Mode, All-Star Mode, and Event Mode. Fans of the Nintendo 3DS game can immediately benefit from the fruits of their smashing labors by importing their custom 3DS fighters, equipment, costumes and hats. Players can also tap in their Amiibo figures, which can gain levels to become stronger and add equipment as they gain experience through battling.