Editing Gameplay modification
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===In ''Brawl''=== | ===In ''Brawl''=== | ||
[[File:Lucario P+ changes.gif|thumb|{{PM|Lucario}} using the updated [[Force Palm]] and [[Double Team]] in ''[[Project+]]''.]] | [[File:Lucario P+ changes.gif|thumb|{{PM|Lucario}} using the updated [[Force Palm]] and [[Double Team]] in ''[[Project +]]''.]] | ||
''[[Project M]]'' is one of the many modifications made to ''Brawl'', due to the Wii's accessibility for modding. It's also the most popular modification for the game, due to it changing ''Brawl'''s engine to be more like that of ''Melee'', alongside extensive rebalancing of the cast. Many fighters got new moves and overhauls, such as Samus gaining an ice beam and Wario gaining a side special based on the dash attack from the ''Wario Land'' series. | ''[[Project M]]'' is one of the many modifications made to ''Brawl'', due to the Wii's accessibility for modding. It's also the most popular modification for the game, due to it changing ''Brawl'''s engine to be more like that of ''Melee'', alongside extensive rebalancing of the cast. Many fighters got new moves and overhauls, such as Samus gaining an ice beam and Wario gaining a side special based on the dash attack from the ''Wario Land'' series. | ||