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getting my smash rig
- Thread starter elliotnz
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DahremRuhar
Smash Ace
A Wii or Gamecube, a copy of Brawl or Melee, an SD card and basic technical knowledge to load Project M.
If are looking for a computer and want to play Smash competitively, don't. One plays Smash competitively by attending tournaments in person in their region usually. Those are played on consoles, not computers.
If you are still dead set on a computer, I really can't help. What I do know is that my 300 dollar laptop with a garbage integrated graphics card can emulate Melee at 60 FPS with a few tweaks.
Seriously though, just get a used Wii (make sure it has Gamecube ports). I got mine two years ago for $45 dollars. Far more cost effective than buying a good computer.
If are looking for a computer and want to play Smash competitively, don't. One plays Smash competitively by attending tournaments in person in their region usually. Those are played on consoles, not computers.
If you are still dead set on a computer, I really can't help. What I do know is that my 300 dollar laptop with a garbage integrated graphics card can emulate Melee at 60 FPS with a few tweaks.
Seriously though, just get a used Wii (make sure it has Gamecube ports). I got mine two years ago for $45 dollars. Far more cost effective than buying a good computer.
Y-L
Smash Champion
A CRT+Wii would be ideal if you have other people to play with. However if you're on your own playing on a pc can be great due to the fact that you can play with many different people online with only about ~2 frames of lag. Fighting normal people will always help you get better opposed to fighting cpus. If you want to build a computer give me a budget and I would be happy to pick out parts for you.
Where in nz? Have you joined our Facebook group?