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'''19XXTE''' is a [[gameplay modification|mod]] of ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' It is the first notable mod for the game, with development having started in May of 2015. 19XXTE is based on [[20XX Tournament Edition]]; that is, the purpose of the mod is to assist in running tournaments, help players learn the game, and add other cosmetic changes instead of exclusively modifying characters or stages. 19XXTE has seen tournament use, being notably used at [[GENESIS 3]] | [[File:19XXTELogo.png|thumb|400px|The ''19XXTE'' logo]] | ||
'''19XXTE''' is a [[gameplay modification|mod]] of ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' It is the first notable mod for the game, with development having started in May of 2015. ''19XXTE'' is based on [[20XX Tournament Edition]]; that is, the purpose of the mod is to assist in running tournaments, help players learn the game, and add other cosmetic changes instead of exclusively modifying characters or stages. ''19XXTE'' has seen tournament use, being notably used at [[GENESIS 3]] | |||
19XXTE is a romhack; that is, the ROM for ''Smash 64'' is modified to include altered code that allows the game to run differently than expected. While intended for use on emulators, specialised hardware for the Nintendo 64 can potentially allow for the mod to be run on original console. | ''19XXTE'' is a romhack; that is, the ROM for ''Smash 64'' is modified to include altered code that allows the game to run differently than expected. While intended for use on emulators, specialised hardware for the Nintendo 64 can potentially allow for the mod to be run on original console. | ||
Development on 19XXTE still continues, with the current version being 0.9. | Development on ''19XXTE'' still continues, with the current version being 0.9. | ||
==Changes== | ==Changes== | ||
===General=== | ===General=== | ||
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*[[Planet Zebes]] is replaced by [[Metal Cavern]] | *[[Planet Zebes]] is replaced by [[Metal Cavern]] | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
[http://19xxte.onlinessb.com 19XXTE's official site] | [http://19xxte.onlinessb.com ''19XXTE'''s official site] | ||
{{SSBMods}} | {{SSBMods}} | ||
[[Category:Smash Mods]] | [[Category:Smash Mods]] | ||
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File:19XXTELogo.png
The 19XXTE logo
19XXTE is a mod of Super Smash Bros. It is the first notable mod for the game, with development having started in May of 2015. 19XXTE is based on 20XX Tournament Edition; that is, the purpose of the mod is to assist in running tournaments, help players learn the game, and add other cosmetic changes instead of exclusively modifying characters or stages. 19XXTE has seen tournament use, being notably used at GENESIS 3
19XXTE is a romhack; that is, the ROM for Smash 64 is modified to include altered code that allows the game to run differently than expected. While intended for use on emulators, specialised hardware for the Nintendo 64 can potentially allow for the mod to be run on original console.
Development on 19XXTE still continues, with the current version being 0.9.
Changes
General
- The game boots to a debug screen:
- set to widescreen mode
- enable hitboxes and hurtboxes to be shown
- set the results screen to be skipped
- Mute only the music
- Tournament settings are now default
- Everything is unlocked from the start
- CPUs are level 9 when accessed
Character select screen
- Alternate costumes are now accessed with C-left and C-right as characters.
- As the up and down C-buttons are now unused, pressing C-up or C-down instead allows for players to use the Fighting Polygon Team.
Stage select screen
- Sector Z is replaced by Battlefield
- Yoshi's Island is replaced with its 1P Game variant, which lacks any clouds
- Mushroom Kingdom is replaced by Final Destination
- Planet Zebes is replaced by Metal Cavern
