Smash Remix

Smash Remix's logo

Smash Remix is a gameplay modification of Super Smash Bros. for the Nintendo 64, with the vision of expanding upon the original game with new characters, stages, and features while staying true to its core gameplay. All mechanics and original 12 characters are unchanged. This vision also involves having tournaments where the new characters are pitched against the old ones, all the clones being viable against the originals.

Characters

Smash Remix features all 12 characters from the original game without any changes. Additionally, the player has the option to play as regional variants of the characters (See also: List of regional version differences (SSB)), with the only ones not present being Fox (Europe) and Link (Australia). Currently, 13 new characters have been added labeled as "Remix Characters", with two currently unknown slots on the character selection screen. In addition to Remix Characters, "Boss Characters" are also playable, with the player given the ability to choose them upon input when selecting a certain character. These boss characters include the originally unplayable Metal Mario, Giant Donkey Kong, and polygon versions, being the boss characters of Mario, Donkey Kong, and each of the original 12 respectively. Brand new boss characters have also been included, with Giga Bowser, Mad Piano, and Super Sonic being the boss characters of Bowser, Luigi, and Sonic respectively.

Original (12)
Mario		Luigi		Yoshi		Donkey Kong		Link		Samus
Kirby		Fox		Pikachu		Jigglypuff		Captain Falcon		Ness
Remix (13)
Bowser		Dr. Mario		Ganondorf		Young Link		File:SSB64 Remix Dark Samus.jpg Dark Samus		Falco
	Wolf		Mewtwo		Lucas		Marth		Wario
				Sonic		Conker
Boss Characters (6)
File:Metal Mario.png Metal Mario		File:Giga Bowser.png Giga Bowser		Mad Piano		File:Giant Donkey Kong SSB.png Giant Donkey Kong		Super Sonic		Polygon

Stages

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As of version 1.1.0, Smash Remix features 77 slots for stages on 5 pages on the stage selection screen (17 per page, 6x3 with random stage at the bottom right). It also features two toggles for turning stage hazards or Platform Movement off.

From the original Super Smash Bros., all nine original stages are included, with Omega and Dream Land versions for all of them. Unlike Ω form and Battlefield form stages in the official titles, the Stage hazard of each is still present if hazards are enabled. Omega stages keep the dimensions of Dream Land's main platform and blast zones as opposed to the N64 Final Destination, owing to its abnormally high ceiling. Some stages also have a "remix" form, which encompasses alternate variations that cannot otherwise be classified.

Stages that come with Omega, Dream Land, and Remix variations will be marked with a superscript ^Ω (Omega), ^δ (Delta), and ^ρ (Rho) respectively. Stages that do not currently have their hazard implemented will be marked with a superscript ^X.

The stages available from the series are:

• From Super Smash Bros.: Peach's Castle^Ωδρ, Congo Jungle^Ωδ, Sector Z^Ωδρ, Planet Zebes^Ωδρ, Hyrule Castle^Ωδρ, Dream Land^Ωρ, Yoshi's Island^Ωδ, Saffron City^Ωδ, Mushroom Kingdom^Ωδρ, Duel Zone^δ, Meta Crystal^δ, Final Destination^δρ, Yoshi's Island Mini (The variant of Yoshi's Island where the Yoshi Team is fought in 1P Game), Small, New, and Tutorial Stage (as "How To Play")
• From Super Smash Bros. Melee: Pokémon Stadium^X, Great Bay, Fountain of Dreams, Princess Peach's Castle^X (as "Peach's Castle 2"), Corneria, Onett, Dream Greens (Dream Land with the layout of Green Greens, as present in SD Remix), Hyrule Temple, Kongo Falls, Flat Zone^X, Yoshi's Story, Venom, Jungle Japes, Subcon^X, Mushroom Kingdom^X (as Mushroom Kingdom's Remix form)
• From Super Smash Bros. Brawl: WarioWare, Inc.^X, Smashville, Lylat Cruise^X (as "Corneria City"), Delfino Plaza, Flat Zone 2^X, Mushroomy Kingdom (as "World 1-1"), Castle Siege^X, Yoshi's Island (SSBB) (as "Yoshi's Island 2")
• From Super Smash Bros. 4: Kalos Pokémon League^X, Skyloft^X, Mute City SNES^δ
• From Super Smash Bros. Ultimate: Battlefield (with Duel Zone's textures but Ultimate Battlefield's dimensions), Mementos, Spiral Mountain^X

Stages available from other fan projects include:

• From Project M: Green Hill Zone
• From Rivals of Aether: Tower of Heaven (Basic form)

Other stages include:

• Zebes Landing (Dream Land reskin, styled after Super Metroid)
• Fray's Stage^δ (Dream Land reskin, with original theme; Dream Land variant is the same stage at night.)
• Deku Tree (Dream Land reskin, styled after The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time)
• First Destination (The desk belonging to Master Hand, seen in the opening and ending cutscenes of Super Smash Bros.)
• Showdown (The grassy area in the opening cutscene where Mario and Kirby confront each other)
• Dragon King (The Battlefield-like stage present in the surviving screenshots of Dragon King: The Fighting Game)
• Bowser's Stadium (from Super Mario 64, with a hazard of bombs at either side of the stage)
• Cool Cool Mountain^δρ
• N64 (A tranquil and open-air stage consisting of platforms surrounding the Nintendo 64 logo)
• Dr. Mario (A simple stage with two platforms, taking place in a doctor's office)
• Gerudo Valley (A stage with three platforms, unrelated to the For 3DS stage of the same name)
• Norfair (Unrelated to the Brawl stage of the same name)
• Bowser's Keep (From Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars)
• Glacial River (From Marvel Vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes)
• Pirate Land (From Mario Party 2)
• Windy (From Conker's Bad Fur Day)
• dataDyne (The top of the Lucrene Tower from Perfect Dark)
• Rith Essa (From Jet Force Gemini)
• Planet Clancer (From Mischief Makers)
• Ganon's Tower (From The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time)
• Goomba Road (From Paper Mario)
• New Pork City (Layout resembles the Project M version of Distant Planet. Not to be confused with the Brawl stage of the same name.)
• Oshoe Castle (From Mother 3)
• Casino Night Zone (From Sonic the Hedgehog 2)
• Metallic Madness (From Sonic CD)
• Smashketball (A basketball stadium with Barrel Cannons at either side, mimicking a common activity with Stage Builder among fans)

Already in Smash 64 (16)
Peach's Castle	Mushroom Kingdom	Yoshi's Island	Congo Jungle	Hyrule Castle	Planet Zebes	Dream Land	Sector Z
Saffron City	Meta Crystal	Duel Zone	Final Destination	Mini Yoshi's Island	Small	New	Tutorial Stage
From Melee (15)
Peach's Castle 2	Subcon	Yoshi's Story	Kongo Falls	Jungle Japes	Great Bay	Hyrule Temple	Fountain of Dreams
Dream Greens	Corneria	Venom	Pokémon Stadium	Big Blue	Onett	Flat Zone
From Brawl (8)
Delfino Plaza	World 1-1	Yoshi's Island 2	Corneria City	Castle Siege	Flat Zone 2	Smashville	WarioWare, Inc.
From Smash 4 (2)
			Skyloft	Kalos Pokémon League
From Ultimate (2)
			Mementos	Spiral Mountain
Original (34)
File:SSB64 Remix Dragon King.png Dragon King	First Destination	Showdown	Battlefield	Zebes Landing	Ganon’s Tower	Cool Cool Mountain	Dr. Mario
Bowser’s Stadium	N64 Stage	Deku Tree	Mad Monster Mansion	Game Boy Land	Mute City	Kitchen Island	Frosty Village
Fray's Stage	Tower of Heaven	Smashketball	Norfair	Glacial River	New Pork City	Osohe Castle	Gerudo Valley
Goomba Road	Bowser’s Keep	Rith Essa	Windy	dataDyne	Planet Clancer	Green Hill Zone	Pirate Land
Casino Night Zone	Metallic Madness

Stage legality

According to https://www.smashremix.net/rules the suggested stage list from the remix dev team consists of Dreamland as the starter stage and 10 possible counterpicks:

Image	Stage	Status	Notes
	Dream Land	Starter	Main stage in vanilla 64 (and only stage for competitive play). Playing on alternative versions such as Zebes Landing or Fray's Stage is also allowed. Wind hazard is usually turned off.
	Pokemon Stadium	Counterpick	No transformations.
	Yoshi's Story	Counterpick	Cloud moves like in Melee. No Shy Guy hazards.
	Smashville	Counterpick	Platform permanently moves horizontally to both ends of the stage.
	Goomba Road	Counterpick
	Gerudo Valley	Counterpick
	Kalos	Counterpick	No stage transformations.
	Spiral Mountain	Counterpick	No stage transformations.
	Dr. Mario	Counterpick
	Glacial River	Counterpick
	Planet Clancer	Counterpick	Moving platform lower than the stage center that sometimes comes out on both sides of it.

Modes

marks newly added modes inspired by later Smash games like Melee, marks other added modes or menu options.

1-Player

• 1P Game
• Training Mode
• Break the Targets
  • Normal mode
  • Remix mode (play any stage with any character)
• Board the Platforms
  • Normal mode
  • Remix mode (play any stage with any character)
• Race to the Finish

Remix 1

• Remix 1 Player
• All-Star
• Multi-Man Mode
• Cruel Multi-Man Mode
• Home Run Contest

Multiplayer

• Versus Mode:
  • Stocks
  • Time
  • Stamina Mode
• 12 Character Battle

Differences to Original Content

• All unlockable content has been made available from the start.
• The Fighting Polygon Team and Metal Mario have been given data they were missing in the original release, such as portraits for 1P Game and victory animations, to prevent crashing.
• The pause menu camera's rotation limits have been disabled.
• Features that were removed or changed between versions of the game, such as momentum slide and differing directional influence, can be re-enabled through Remix Settings.

Release History

Date	Version	Main New Features	New Characters	Release Trailer
05/13/2019	0.5	-	Ganondorf
05/31/2019	0.6	- Moveset changes for Ganondorf including first new animations	-
06/12/2019	0.7	-	Young Link	[1]
06/27/2019	0.8	- 1st new stage: Ganon's Tower	-
07/19/2019	0.8.1	- 2nd new stage: Corneria City	Falco	[2]
08/08/2019	0.8.2	- Adding instead of replacing stages - Merge with SSBMSE (all stages)	Dr. Mario	[3]
10/28/2019	0.9	- Adding instead of replacing characters - 19XX Features like timed stock match	-	[4]
12/24/2019	0.9.1	- All 19XXCE features	Dark Samus	[5]
03/15/2020	0.9.2	- Regional Variants & 1P exclusive characters - Break the Targets for Remix Character	Wario	[6]
05/12/2020	0.9.3	- New Regional Variants - Board the Platforms for Remix Characters	Lucas	[7]
06/21/2020	0.9.3b	(Bug Fixes)	-
07/17/2020	0.9.3c	(Bug Fixes)	-
09/06/2020	0.9.4	- Multi-Man Smash mode - Twelve character battle mode	Bowser Giga Bowser	[8]
12/06/2020	0.9.5	- New Items: Cloaking Device, Super Mushroom, Poison Mushroom - Kirby hats & copy ability for remix characters	Mad Piano	[9]
12/19/2020	0.9.5b	(Bug Fixes)	-
05/11/2021	0.9.7	- Remix 1P Mode - Vs Mode Character customization	Wolf Conker	[10]
09/19/2021	1.0.0	- All-Star Mode - Additional Character Costumes	Mewtwo Marth	[11]
09/19/2021	1.0.1	(Bug Fixes)	-
02/10/2022	1.1.0	- Home-Run Contest - Stamina Mode	Sonic Super Sonic	[12]

Credits (Developers)

Viewable Credits, with the people involved in this mod after the Nintendo's developers of the original 64 game, were added in v1.1.0

• Project Leader: The Smashfather
• Creative Director: Fray
• Developer: MarioReincarnate, Cyjorg
• Lead Artist: Sope
• Animation and Import Specialist: Subdrag
• Moveset Designer: Honey
• Installation Specialist: CEnnis91
• Modellers: Retro64, Sope, Likiji123, Fray, Pik, Dshaynie, Garret Atwood, Adrian Garcia, M-1, TheQuickSlash
• Artists: Sope, Retro64, Connor Rentz, Colonel Birdstrong, Jay6T4, Likiji123, Pik, Gael Romo
• Animators: Sope, Fray, Coolguy, Super4ng, Dshaynie, Retro64, MrLuigi001, SushiiZ, Meekal, BlazingFireOmega, PrufStudent, Zeozen, M-1
• Musicians: TT, MyNewSoundtrack, PablosCorner, Sope, Retro64, DSC, coffee, mosky2000, Jay6T4, Pun, Fray, TheQuickSlash
• Stage Designers: BridGurrr, Jay6T4, Plaehni, Farcry15, smb123w64gb, Sope, Fray, Snooplax, Sixty Four, M-1, Retro64, TheQuickSlash, ownsoldier
• Voice Artists: Zarkpudd, Puma Pet
• Modders: Qapples, smb123w64gb, FaxMeAppleJuice, goombapatrol
• Consultants: Madao, DannySSB, tehz, Carnivorous, CrookedPoe/Clockwise, CrashOverride, M-1, Kaki, Katakiri
• Playtesters: Darkhorse, Stevie G, Luigidoed, Dogs Johnson, emptyW, Raychu, Revan, Big Red, Cobr, Andykins, JaimeHR, JayKayAr, madrush, Shalaka, Kix, Kaki, Fruity, HAMMERHEART and many others

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