Project M

Before we take a look at the 50 players who made it onto this year's PMRank, we'd like to highlight the stories of three who narrowly missed the cut.

Welcome to Part Three of the PMRank 2021-22 Mid-Season Contenders List.

Welcome to Part 2 of PMRank's 2021-22 Mid-Season Contenders List.

In the two years since the release of PMRank 2019 the Project+ scene has undergone a variety of major changes, which warrant the release of a more up-to-date ranking. Welcome to part 1 of the PMRank 2021-22 Mid-Season Contenders List.

The Project M scene has seen a great deal of meta advancement and even a balance patch (Project +) since the last official tier list over 4 years ago. This list, coordinated by Sabre and Motobug, is the first official tier list released for Project +.

The organizers for Riptide have released a statement on Twitter, announcing that the event will no longer feature Project+ following a cease and desist order from Nintendo. Riptide's staff currently plans to contact all attendees registered for P+ events with information on how to request a refund.

In light of the unique circumstances caused by the global pandemic, the PMRank team wants to spotlight players who were not showcased on PMRank 2019, and who had standout performances throughout the year.

On December 6th, Melee it On Me and Beyond the Summit announced 5 Days of Melee, a five-day stream event celebrating the Melee community and raising money for Direct Relief.

Shortly after The Big House’s cancellation, the hashtag #FreeMelee caught on. A few days later, an anonymous twitlonger was published and spawned massive outrage. As a result, #SaveSmash joined #FreeMelee as a popular hashtag. Why did this twitlonger spark such emotion? It alleges that Nintendo has been harming the Smash community.

Smash figureheads across the board have been declaring that Black lives matter, organizing charity tournaments, and holding fundraisers.

Welcome back to another article on the greatest players of Project M 3.6! Today I’ll be running through #10-6 on the list.

Welcome back to my third article on the greatest players of Project M 3.6! Today I’ll be running through #30-21 on my list.

Welcome back to my second article on the greatest players of Project M 3.6! Today I’ll be running through #40-31 on my list. If you missed my last article, which includes a more extensive introduction to the series, you can catch that here. Without further ado, let’s get into it!

Hey everyone, welcome to my attempt at recapping the histories of some of the greatest players in Project M 3.6 history. With the advent of Project + over the last year, and the general slowdown of the Project M/+ scene, I’d like to take some time and talk about the players who defined the past, present, and hopefully, future of the game. While these articles are, and will be presented as, rankings of the greatest PM 3.6 players of all time, my goal is primarily to remember and celebrate the narratives that everyone on this list, from #50 to #1, helped to create over the last four years.

PMRank 2019 concludes with a few interesting statistics, and a video surprise.

Today, PMRank 2019 concludes its main course, and today, we honor the players at the absolute highest level of the game.

Three players, three uncommon characters, and three large ranking jumps appear in today's PMRank article.

PMRank 2019 resumes with some of the game's most thrilling players to watch. These four are true students of the game, and their wealth of practice has yielded a bounty of skill.

The last of the new faces make their first PMRank appearance today, along with many veterans making large jumps.

The PMRank 2019 top 30 begins with a few familiar faces, as well as some making their grand debuts.