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'''Project Smash Attacks''' is an early moveset editing program for ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''. It enjoys widespread success as a moveset editor; indeed, many newbie hackers call a moveset edit a "PSA". While improvements in understanding of some coding have rendered it rather outdated, it remains the most accessible moveset editor in the Brawl modding community. | '''Project Smash Attacks''', or '''PSA''', is an early moveset editing program for ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''. It enjoys widespread success as a moveset editor; indeed, many newbie hackers call a moveset edit a "PSA". While improvements in understanding of some coding have rendered it rather outdated, it remains the most accessible moveset editor in the Brawl modding community. | ||
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Project Smash Attacks, or PSA, is an early moveset editing program for Super Smash Bros. Brawl. It enjoys widespread success as a moveset editor; indeed, many newbie hackers call a moveset edit a "PSA". While improvements in understanding of some coding have rendered it rather outdated, it remains the most accessible moveset editor in the Brawl modding community.
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