Pwnz0rz Man
Smash Lord
I've been interested in the idea of uploading the pack I've put so much time and work into putting together, and I finally have. The idea I put into this pack was to primarily use and include things that wouldn't seem out of place in an official Smash Bros game. Everything in this build represents Nintendo (And the third party characters) as best I could, both in textures and in stages. I made sure to include at least one series themed song on every level (Except for those that didn't really have themes) and have documented every single thing I've changed inside the pack so if you don't like something, you can fix it without going to too much trouble.
With that in mind, I've put a little information below to explain why I altered costumes and stages in the manner that I did. I hope you enjoy the information and I will be including more on my changes, including the music and sounds, but if that's not your bag, the download will be below and you can skip it. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did putting it all together.
Other things added: Shun_One's Smash 4 styled blade swing textures for Link, Pit, and Marth. Others will be added as they are released.
Currently not implemented: Amazerommu's Melee SFX. It causes a strange delay in the victory music as well as this obnoxious golf clap, so for the time being I've removed it from the pack. Shun_One's Kid Icarus Uprising voice pack for Pit is still in though, as is Ryan Drummond Sonic.
To give a little more explanation for what exactly is in my pack instead of just relying on someone else to do the research and find these things themselves. I'll be adding pictures and spoilers for them. If a character is 100% using a pack that can easily be found here on Smashboards, I'll post a link below and you can check out their stuff there, since they've got some fantastic work, you should check em out if you haven't already. Credit for most of the CSP images goes to SJS who also does fantastic work and you should check his thread out if you haven't before.
3.0 Introduced the Alternate Costume Engine, and with it has come quite a few very nice alt costumes, as well as some extra standard colors that I wasn't expecting from the PMBR.
*None of these textures are my creations and are all located somewhere on Brawl Vault or here in the Customized Content forum. The only exception to this is the White Game and Watch with the Black Outline, as I did the coloring in the file myself. I also editted the Flat Zone stage myself from the version that was in the PMCE. *
Click here to go to Shun's House of Pancakes
Smash 3 Project
SJS's Portraits
Project M Complete Extension
For the most part, every one of these stages has been updated with a 3.0 styled faster camera. The only one that I can think of that hasn't is the Yoshi's Island (Fortune Street). If anyone can adjust the camera here to be better without completely changing the position of it, let me know.
While nothing else changed for this stage, I did recently get a new titlecard for it straight from the Project M Complete Expansion. So thank you to you guys for that.
For the 3.0 version, I was introduced to this new version of the stage via a post from HyperrCrow in the thread “What stages do you ban?” It looked basically identical to the one that I'd previously had, but as was mentioned in that thread, this one had moving platforms. Some people aren't a fan of moving platforms, but when it comes to an otherwise static stage like this, platforms that go up and down will definitely add a little variety. I've heard the polar bear is animated too, but I haven't noticed it myself.
Update for 3.0: The tracklist has changed from the 2.6b incarnation. Both to suit a new feel and to lower the overall size of the pack, though I didn't take a hatchet to the previous tracklist completely. The menu themes are different, the songs replacing the K.K Slider songs in Smashville have been removed. (They took up almost 50mb alone @_@) Some other songs have been moved around in order to keep them with other stages that have been changed. I've tried to keep each stage at a maximum of 3 songs each. (There are exceptions though)
Another Update for 3.0. The music in the pack has been altered so that it all loops either faster with a lower amount of unnecessary silence at the end of it, or with a perfect loop. It comes with the full load of the Main Pack or the Textureless Pack. One song is updated in the Music-Lite pack with better loops too.
Asides from the standards and a few I got lucky with, every single song has been looped by me.
If you want to use my music, I recommend deleting your current STRM folder and just replacing it with the new one completely.
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The pack is set up with Hackless in mind, since that seems to be the go-to choice for most uploaded packs and players can use it without going through any of the hassle of using Homebrew. If you do use Homebrew though, just delete the private folder and the boot.elf from the core folder and go into Gecko or USB Loader how you usually do. Installation is simple enough, just drag and drop the contents of the zipped folder to the core of your 2GB SD card.
There are currently no plans for a Riivolution version because the Wii I play on has a disc drive that's crapping out and I can't reliably use it for testing without risking the game disc's safety (Especially since the disc isn't mine). If someone else wants to put one together though, I'd gladly accept it for those that primarily use Riivolution.
Pwnz0rz Pack 3.02 Main Download *Updated 2/17/14
Pwnz0rz Pack 3.02 Textureless Download *Updated 2/25/14
Victory Themes Pack Download *Updated for 3.0
The pack is in 7zip format. You can find 7zip here if you don't have it.
If there are any problems, feel free to let me know below and I'll fix it as quickly as I can. Comments and criticisms are encouraged. If you don't like something, tell me why and I'll consider that as I continue to work on my pack.
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Patches will be downloadable in three flavors, each corresponding to a specific main download.. Each to bring the specific pack you've downloaded up to date with the latest build of my personal pack
Get the updated music pack here!
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Enjoy the Pack!
With that in mind, I've put a little information below to explain why I altered costumes and stages in the manner that I did. I hope you enjoy the information and I will be including more on my changes, including the music and sounds, but if that's not your bag, the download will be below and you can skip it. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did putting it all together.
Menu and other changes
Other things added: Shun_One's Smash 4 styled blade swing textures for Link, Pit, and Marth. Others will be added as they are released.
Currently not implemented: Amazerommu's Melee SFX. It causes a strange delay in the victory music as well as this obnoxious golf clap, so for the time being I've removed it from the pack. Shun_One's Kid Icarus Uprising voice pack for Pit is still in though, as is Ryan Drummond Sonic.
Costumes
When it comes to character textures, it's tough to make the final choice at times, even tougher to find what you're looking for at others. My character textures were all chosen with Smash Bros and Nintendo in mind, as a result, you won't find alternate characters or costumes that are completely out of place. For the characters that do have alternate characters in place of them, they're similar enough that it isn't a stretch to say that the character in question could cosplay as them. Many of them are simple color changes, some are alternate costumes that the character has worn in one of their games. Enclosed in the pack is a txt file documenting every color change and which file it takes up.To give a little more explanation for what exactly is in my pack instead of just relying on someone else to do the research and find these things themselves. I'll be adding pictures and spoilers for them. If a character is 100% using a pack that can easily be found here on Smashboards, I'll post a link below and you can check out their stuff there, since they've got some fantastic work, you should check em out if you haven't already. Credit for most of the CSP images goes to SJS who also does fantastic work and you should check his thread out if you haven't before.
3.0 Introduced the Alternate Costume Engine, and with it has come quite a few very nice alt costumes, as well as some extra standard colors that I wasn't expecting from the PMBR.
*None of these textures are my creations and are all located somewhere on Brawl Vault or here in the Customized Content forum. The only exception to this is the White Game and Watch with the Black Outline, as I did the coloring in the file myself. I also editted the Flat Zone stage myself from the version that was in the PMCE. *
Click here to go to Shun's House of Pancakes
Smash 3 Project
SJS's Portraits
Project M Complete Extension
Captain Falcon
00- Vibrant Falcon
01- Vibrant Blood Hawk
02- Vibrant Green
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant Black
05- Vibrant Pink
00- Kirby 64 Design
02- Project Minty
03- Project Maritime
04- Melee Mono
05- Melee Purple
06- Melee Pink
02- Project Minty
03- Super Guide Diddy
04- Sunset Diddy
05- Ness Cosplay
Also included
00- Vibrant Diddy
06- Vibrant Purple
03- Super Guide DK (Vibrant White)
06- Sunset DK
Also included
00- Vibrant DK
01- Vibrant Red
02- Vibrant Green
04- Vibrant Black
07- 'Alt Costume' Punch-Out!! DK
01- Starfox Assault Falco
Also included
00- Vibrant Falco
02- Vibrant Green
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant Black
05- Vibrant Yellow
06- Melee Falco
07- Melee Red Falco
08- Melee Green Falco
09- Melee Blue Falco
Fox
00- Vibrant Fox
01- Vibrant Red
02- Vibrant Green
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant Black
05- Vibrant White
06- Melee Fox
07- Melee Red Fox
08- Melee Green Fox
09- Melee Blue Fox
Black with White Outline
Black with Red Outline
Black with Green Outline
Black with Blue Outline
Black with Yellow Outline
White with Black Outline
Ganondorf
00- Vibrant Ganondorf
01- Vibrant Red
02- Vibrant Green
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant White/Gold
05- Vibrant Purple
02- Lord Ike Re-color
03- Vanguard Ike
Also included
00- Vibrant Ike
01- Vibrant Red
04- Vibrant Black
05- Vibrant Orange/Yellow
Kirby
00- Vibrant Kirby
01- Vibrant Red
02- Vibrant Green
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant Yellow
05- Vibrant White
00- Brighter Colors
03- Rookie Bowser
Also included
01- Vibrant Red
04- Vibrant Black
05- Vibrant White
06- Vibrant Brown
07- 'Alt Costume' Dry Bones Bowser
Link
00- Vibrant Link
01- Vibrant Red
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant Black
05- Vibrant White
06- Vibrant Gold
06 - Shiny Lucario
Everything else is default Project M colors.
Lucas
00- Vibrant Lucas
01- Vibrant Red
02- Vibrant Green
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant Claus
05- Black Shirt
03- Ice Luigi
Also included
00- Vibrant Luigi
01- Vibrant Red (Mario 3 Mario Styled)
04- Vibrant Fire Luigi
05- Vibrant Orange
06- Vibrant Purple
03- Ice Mario
Also included
00- Vibrant Mario
02- Vibrant Green (Mario 3 Luigi Styled)
05- Vibrant Black (Flying Mario)
06- Vibrant Fire Mario
07- Doctor Mario
08- Red Doc
09- Green Doc
10- Blue Doc
11- Black Doc
00- Shadow Dragon Marth
01- Shadow Dragon Red
02- Shadow Dragon Green
03- Shadow Dragon Purple
04- Shadow Dragon Black
05- Shadow Dragon Chess
Meta-Knight
00- Vibrant MK
01- Vibrant Red
02- Vibrant Green
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant White
05- Dark Metaknight
Ness
00- Vibrant Ness
02- Lil Mac Fan/Vibrant Green
03- Megaman Fan/Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant Yellow
05- Animal Crossing Villager Shirt/Vibrant Red
06- Vibrant Mr. Saturn
07- 'Alt Costume' Pajamas Ness
03- Rosalina
04- Classic NES Princess Toadstool
05- Daisy
Also included
00- Vibrant Peach
01- Vibrant Red
02- Vibrant Green
06- Vibrant Fire Peach
07- “Alt Costume” Vibrant Shadow Peach
Pikachu
00- Vibrant Pikachu
01- Vibrant Red
02- Vibrant Green
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Party Hat
05- Captain Pikachu
06 – Purple Olimar
Also Included
00- Vibrant Olimar
01- Vibrant Red
02- Vibrant Green
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant White
05- Vibrant Yellow
05- Mega Charizard X
Pit
00- Vibrant Pit
01- Vibrant Red
02- Vibrant Green
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant Black Tunic
05- Vibrant Dark Pit
R.O.B
00- Vibrant R.O.B
02- Vibrant Green
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant Pink
05- Vibrant Yellow
06- Vibrant SNES
01- Project Mars
03- Project Minty
04- Light Suit Samus
05- Powered Up Phazon Suit
Also included
00- Vibrant Samus
02- Vibrant Blue (Fusion Suit)
01- Project Mars
02- Project Minty
03- Justin Bailey Zero Mission
04- Light Suit
05- Phazon Suit
Also included
00- Vibrant ZSS
Zelda
00- Vibrant Zelda
01- Vibrant Red
02- Vibrant Green
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant Black
05- Vibrant White
01- Project Mars
02- Project Minty
03- Project Maritime
05- Orange Hexagons
Also included
00- Vibrant Snake
04- Vibrant Camo
Sonic
00- Smash 3 Sonic
01- Smash 3 Red
02- Smash 3 Green
04- Smash 3 Yellow
05- Smash 3 Black
Toon Link
00 – Vibrant Toon Link
01 – Vibrant Red
03 – Vibrant Blue
04 – Vibrant Purple
05 – Vibrant NES
06 – Vibrant ALTTP
07- 'Alt Costume' Outset Link
Wario
00- Vibrant Biker
01- Vibrant Biker Red
02- Vibrant Biker Green
03- Vibrant Biker Blue
04- Vibrant Biker Black
05- Vibrant Biker Orange
06- Vibrant Overalls
07- Vibrant Overalls Red
08- Vibrant Overalls Green
09- Vibrant Overalls Blue
10- Vibrant Overalls Brown
11- Vibrant Overalls Blue/White
00- Melee V2
01- Melee V2 Red
02- Melee V2 Green
03- Melee V2 Blue
04- Melee V2 Black
05- Melee V2 Orange
06- 'Alt Costume' Pirate Wolf
Yoshi
00- Vibrant Yoshi
01- Vibrant Red
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant Yellow
05- Vibrant Pink
06- Vibrant Light Blue
07- Black Yoshi
08- White Yoshi
09- Purple Yoshi
10- Orange Yoshi
00- Vibrant Falcon
01- Vibrant Blood Hawk
02- Vibrant Green
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant Black
05- Vibrant Pink
00- Kirby 64 Design
02- Project Minty
03- Project Maritime
04- Melee Mono
05- Melee Purple
06- Melee Pink
02- Project Minty
03- Super Guide Diddy
04- Sunset Diddy
05- Ness Cosplay
Also included
00- Vibrant Diddy
06- Vibrant Purple
03- Super Guide DK (Vibrant White)
06- Sunset DK
Also included
00- Vibrant DK
01- Vibrant Red
02- Vibrant Green
04- Vibrant Black
07- 'Alt Costume' Punch-Out!! DK
01- Starfox Assault Falco
Also included
00- Vibrant Falco
02- Vibrant Green
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant Black
05- Vibrant Yellow
06- Melee Falco
07- Melee Red Falco
08- Melee Green Falco
09- Melee Blue Falco
Fox
00- Vibrant Fox
01- Vibrant Red
02- Vibrant Green
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant Black
05- Vibrant White
06- Melee Fox
07- Melee Red Fox
08- Melee Green Fox
09- Melee Blue Fox
Black with White Outline
Black with Red Outline
Black with Green Outline
Black with Blue Outline
Black with Yellow Outline
White with Black Outline
Ganondorf
00- Vibrant Ganondorf
01- Vibrant Red
02- Vibrant Green
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant White/Gold
05- Vibrant Purple
02- Lord Ike Re-color
03- Vanguard Ike
Also included
00- Vibrant Ike
01- Vibrant Red
04- Vibrant Black
05- Vibrant Orange/Yellow
Kirby
00- Vibrant Kirby
01- Vibrant Red
02- Vibrant Green
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant Yellow
05- Vibrant White
00- Brighter Colors
03- Rookie Bowser
Also included
01- Vibrant Red
04- Vibrant Black
05- Vibrant White
06- Vibrant Brown
07- 'Alt Costume' Dry Bones Bowser
Link
00- Vibrant Link
01- Vibrant Red
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant Black
05- Vibrant White
06- Vibrant Gold
06 - Shiny Lucario
Everything else is default Project M colors.
Lucas
00- Vibrant Lucas
01- Vibrant Red
02- Vibrant Green
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant Claus
05- Black Shirt
03- Ice Luigi
Also included
00- Vibrant Luigi
01- Vibrant Red (Mario 3 Mario Styled)
04- Vibrant Fire Luigi
05- Vibrant Orange
06- Vibrant Purple
03- Ice Mario
Also included
00- Vibrant Mario
02- Vibrant Green (Mario 3 Luigi Styled)
05- Vibrant Black (Flying Mario)
06- Vibrant Fire Mario
07- Doctor Mario
08- Red Doc
09- Green Doc
10- Blue Doc
11- Black Doc
00- Shadow Dragon Marth
01- Shadow Dragon Red
02- Shadow Dragon Green
03- Shadow Dragon Purple
04- Shadow Dragon Black
05- Shadow Dragon Chess
Meta-Knight
00- Vibrant MK
01- Vibrant Red
02- Vibrant Green
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant White
05- Dark Metaknight
Ness
00- Vibrant Ness
02- Lil Mac Fan/Vibrant Green
03- Megaman Fan/Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant Yellow
05- Animal Crossing Villager Shirt/Vibrant Red
06- Vibrant Mr. Saturn
07- 'Alt Costume' Pajamas Ness
03- Rosalina
04- Classic NES Princess Toadstool
05- Daisy
Also included
00- Vibrant Peach
01- Vibrant Red
02- Vibrant Green
06- Vibrant Fire Peach
07- “Alt Costume” Vibrant Shadow Peach
Pikachu
00- Vibrant Pikachu
01- Vibrant Red
02- Vibrant Green
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Party Hat
05- Captain Pikachu
06 – Purple Olimar
Also Included
00- Vibrant Olimar
01- Vibrant Red
02- Vibrant Green
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant White
05- Vibrant Yellow
05- Mega Charizard X
Pit
00- Vibrant Pit
01- Vibrant Red
02- Vibrant Green
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant Black Tunic
05- Vibrant Dark Pit
R.O.B
00- Vibrant R.O.B
02- Vibrant Green
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant Pink
05- Vibrant Yellow
06- Vibrant SNES
01- Project Mars
03- Project Minty
04- Light Suit Samus
05- Powered Up Phazon Suit
Also included
00- Vibrant Samus
02- Vibrant Blue (Fusion Suit)
01- Project Mars
02- Project Minty
03- Justin Bailey Zero Mission
04- Light Suit
05- Phazon Suit
Also included
00- Vibrant ZSS
Zelda
00- Vibrant Zelda
01- Vibrant Red
02- Vibrant Green
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant Black
05- Vibrant White
01- Project Mars
02- Project Minty
03- Project Maritime
05- Orange Hexagons
Also included
00- Vibrant Snake
04- Vibrant Camo
Sonic
00- Smash 3 Sonic
01- Smash 3 Red
02- Smash 3 Green
04- Smash 3 Yellow
05- Smash 3 Black
Toon Link
00 – Vibrant Toon Link
01 – Vibrant Red
03 – Vibrant Blue
04 – Vibrant Purple
05 – Vibrant NES
06 – Vibrant ALTTP
07- 'Alt Costume' Outset Link
Wario
00- Vibrant Biker
01- Vibrant Biker Red
02- Vibrant Biker Green
03- Vibrant Biker Blue
04- Vibrant Biker Black
05- Vibrant Biker Orange
06- Vibrant Overalls
07- Vibrant Overalls Red
08- Vibrant Overalls Green
09- Vibrant Overalls Blue
10- Vibrant Overalls Brown
11- Vibrant Overalls Blue/White
00- Melee V2
01- Melee V2 Red
02- Melee V2 Green
03- Melee V2 Blue
04- Melee V2 Black
05- Melee V2 Orange
06- 'Alt Costume' Pirate Wolf
Yoshi
00- Vibrant Yoshi
01- Vibrant Red
03- Vibrant Blue
04- Vibrant Yellow
05- Vibrant Pink
06- Vibrant Light Blue
07- Black Yoshi
08- White Yoshi
09- Purple Yoshi
10- Orange Yoshi
Stages
With this pack, I've had not only a goal of making, or trying to make every stage replaced competitive, while at the same trying to be varied with my series representation. I've only removed representation when a stage was completely broken/borderline unplayable. (Big walls, walk-off boundaries) I've drawn inspiration from a lot of other packs and tested a lot of levels before finally settling on what I have in this pack. Keep in mind that this is still being worked on, as I stumble on new things every so often that awe me enough to get used, replacing something that previously was in the pack if I was iffy about it at all. With that said, let's look at some of the stuff that was replaced.For the most part, every one of these stages has been updated with a 3.0 styled faster camera. The only one that I can think of that hasn't is the Yoshi's Island (Fortune Street). If anyone can adjust the camera here to be better without completely changing the position of it, let me know.
Castlesky
Stage Replaced: Delfino Plaza
Why was it changed?
This stage used to be over Mario Circuit, but with the advent of 3.0, the PMBR has put Peach's Castle over Mario Circuit. Not really wanting to get rid of that stage, I moved Castlesky over to another stage that I didn't ever find myself playing. Delfino had a few things wrong with it anyways like walk-off stages and swimming water, I won't miss it.Stage Replaced: Delfino Plaza
Why was it changed?
Clock Tower
Stage Replaced: Pirate Ship
Why was it changed?
Pirate Ship was a stage with an interesting idea that was held back competitively by one big glaring opposition, swimming. Characters that typically would rely on spikes or gimps in order to kill their opponent would be in a serious pinch the moment this stage came into play. The hazards didn't hurt with reasons for removing the stage but for the most part it was all about the water. Originally, Clock Tower was a Castlevania stage, but there managed to be a Zelda flavored version which brought back memories of Majora's Mask to my mind. The layout of the stage was also different than any of the other stages I had up to that point, so Clock Tower got in.Stage Replaced: Pirate Ship
Why was it changed?
Hyrule Castle (Rebalanced)
Stage Replaced: Hyrule Castle 64
Why was it changed?
Despite being a trip down memory lane for Smash players, Hyrule Castle from the first game had a number of problems that prevented it from being viable as anything more than a “for fun” stage. It had two walls on stage and the awning on right side made killing from anywhere near it asides from on the small strip of land to the right of it incredibly aggravating. The stage's size wasn't winning it any awards for preventing camping either, but it's mostly about the walls and the awning for me. Then I stumbled upon Calabrel's 2.6 pack on reddit during the ddos on Smashboards, and noticed this little gem in his stage select, swiped it up as my own Hyrule Castle replacement and have been using it ever since.Stage Replaced: Hyrule Castle 64
Why was it changed?
Port City Aero Dive: CE
Stage Replaced: Port City: Aero Dive
Why was it changed?
The lone Brawl F-Zero stage had awkward design, obnoxious cars, high speed obstacles and many ungrabable ledges. Fortunately, the guys who put together the Project M Complete Extension had designed this frozen alternative which finally allowed me to give Captain Falcon the representation that he deserved. The stage is a little similar in design to Clock Tower, but without walls and different sized platforms, so it's different enough and will have completely different matchup potentials. One thing I completely forgot regarding the stage was the giant evil looking R.O.B in the background, now given emphasis. Love it, fear it.Stage Replaced: Port City: Aero Dive
Why was it changed?
Frigate Orpheon
Stage Replaced: Frigate Orpheon
Why was it changed?
Frigate Orpheon was a transforming stage, flipping around and possibly causing death to anyone that was in a bad spot when it decided to swap to it's alternate side. Either transformation would have been good on it's own, but with the flip, it was a pretty obnoxious level to play on. This stage, fortunately is now frozen on it's stage 2 transformation, allowing it to be the competitive stage it should have always been.Stage Replaced: Frigate Orpheon
Why was it changed?
Flat Zone Kitchen
Stage Replaced: Flat Zone 2
Why was it changed?
Flat Zone 2 had very small blastzones, walk off sides and unfortunately it was the only Game and Watch stage. Fortunately, the guys who put together the PMCE added this stage to their stagelist. I did some work on the stage, correcting a problem involving the stage's screen stabbing through the handheld and adjusted some of the visuals and the colors of the items to more accurately capture the Game and Watch game Chef, which the stage is designed around.Stage Replaced: Flat Zone 2
Why was it changed?
Chibi-Robo Living-Room
Stage Replaced: Saffron City
Why was it changed?
Saffron City was a wildly unbalanced stage in it's design, but it's primary purpose in Project M from what I remember was nostalgia, and it replaced another terrible stage for competition so it was a good replacement. Unfortunately, Project M is designed to be a competitive game and this stage was a massive middle finger to any character without wall-jumps/wall-clings. In comes Calabrel's 2.5 build, where he had this stage. It seemed interesting enough and it represented another Nintendo game that didn't seem to get any love. The only thing wrong was that his pack had the wrong game title and icon on the Stage Select Screen. I was a novice at replacing things via Brawl Box, to some extent I still am, but I managed to find both the game title and icon on Brawl Vault in the original Chibi-Robo pack. It was around this time that I was running out of icons to replace, so thanks to this stage, I learned how to insert data into my common5.pac without replacing it and set icons to other pre-existing images in the common5.pac. Thanks to an internet outage around the time I started on Chibi-Robo, I was tortured by this for over an hour because I had no one else to answer my questions. Thanks Chibi-Robo.Stage Replaced: Saffron City
Why was it changed?
While nothing else changed for this stage, I did recently get a new titlecard for it straight from the Project M Complete Expansion. So thank you to you guys for that.
Summit PM
Stage Replaced: Summit
Why was it changed?
The original Brawl Ice Climber stage contained a number of obnoxious hazards, such as slippery floors, giant fish that eats you, moving stage with changing physics, and swimming water. Basically there was nothing that could be done to save it from itself and it needed to be put down and replaced with a better model. I didn't want to replace it with just anything though, as this was the solitary Ice Climber stage in the game. After much scrounging around, I happened upon this unofficial Project M version of Summit, which to my surprise lacked every detail that made the first one suck, while retaining an Ice Climber flavor complete with polar bear.Stage Replaced: Summit
Why was it changed?
For the 3.0 version, I was introduced to this new version of the stage via a post from HyperrCrow in the thread “What stages do you ban?” It looked basically identical to the one that I'd previously had, but as was mentioned in that thread, this one had moving platforms. Some people aren't a fan of moving platforms, but when it comes to an otherwise static stage like this, platforms that go up and down will definitely add a little variety. I've heard the polar bear is animated too, but I haven't noticed it myself.
Fourside PM
Stage Replaced: Fourside
Why was it changed?
The original Fourside was troubled with the same problems that Saffron City had. It was a shame too, because between this and Onett, there were no real competitive Mother stages. As a Mother fan, I really wanted to have at least one stage from this series in my build that I wouldn't take off random select and never play. In comes Calabrel's pack again. He had this stage in his build and I was blown away by the fact that it was not just better, but it was completely viable now. It had a very Smashville quality, but was different in a few ways. For one, there were walls going down the ledges where wall-jumpers would have some use and there was a slightly arched left side, which was interesting enough. I wonder how many times I'm going to have to thank Calabrel for indirectly giving me so many great stages.Stage Replaced: Fourside
Why was it changed?
Mushroom Kingdom PM
Stage Replaced: Shadow Moses Island
Why was it changed?
Walls and walk-off sides mostly. It's a shame that Snake's only representing stage was so poorly designed with competition in mind and that nobody had created an alternate Metal Gear stage that works better. Without any other options for a Metal Gear stage, it was scrapped for another stage I'd been using for a long while. It used to take up Mario Circuit, but with the move to Shadow Moses Island, I was able to improve it's variety by giving it three different flavors of the same stage. Not only is it the basic Mushroom Kingdom PM, but it also has Bowser's Castle and Lineland Road flavored versions. Thanks to bbQ~ for the idea to put these three variations on one stage.Stage Replaced: Shadow Moses Island
Why was it changed?
Yoshi's Island (Fortune Street)
Stage Replaced: Corneria
Why was it changed?
This stage used to be on Pictochat, so why was it changed to Corneria you might ask. The answer is pretty simple and annoying. When going through the process of adding in non-SSS menu icons, trying to put Yoshi's Island on Pictochat constantly caused the game to freeze. Moving it over to Cornera alleviates this problem while allowing me to replace the previous Distant Planet which the PMBR has made mostly unnecessary thanks to their new SSE: Jungle skin “Distant Planet”.Stage Replaced: Corneria
Why was it changed?
Research Facility
Stage Replaced: Temple
Why was it changed?
Temple was gigantic and spending time in the lower section of the stage essentially removed the threat of dying vertically upwards. The size of the stage also massively boosted the camping capabilities of the faster characters while forcing the slower types to trudge along pathetically trying to catch up. It needed a change with that alone. At first, I had the Get Amped 2: Rooftop Court stage from Calabrel's pack in this space, but the longer I played on that stage the more out of place it really seemed, even if the basic parts of the stage worked fairly well. Eventually I went stage searching and happened upon this stage in an expansion pack. The only problem I found with it, were that the horizontal blast zones were too small, but with a little editing, I managed to make them work.Stage Replaced: Temple
Why was it changed?
Green Greens SD Remix
Stage Replaced: Onett
Why was it changed?
Onett had walk-off sides, cars which could slam into you, and walls. It was designed for nostalgia, not for function and I eventually had to replace it. After I found Fourside PM, I didn't feel as badly for giving it the axe, since at least Ness and Lucas had one good stage from Mother now. As for the stage itself, I felt iffy adding yet another Kirby stage to the game, but the stage's function is vastly superior to what I removed to put it into place, so it works. It's a pretty balanced stage, and Whispy Woods no longer pukes apples out from his evil branches. Thanks to bbQ~ for taming the wild tree and removing the rogue apples.Stage Replaced: Onett
Why was it changed?
Grass Land
Stage Replaced: Rainbow Cruise
Why was it changed?
The stage had disappearing platform and moved around so much that it was impossible to maintain a position for more than a few moments at a time. That alone is enough reason to kill it, but with many of the other Mario stages in the game being removed to make way for better stages, I needed to replace this with another Mario stage. Taking the idea, again from Calabrel's pack, but using a different version of it. (Found in the Complete Stage List thread.) I managed to replace one of the worst stages for competition and replaced it with a stage that has a New Super Mario Bros flair. The stage's logo was also changed in the process of moving things, from Super Mario 64 to the more open Super Mario, since it was pretty clear that this stage was not Mario 64 inspired.Stage Replaced: Rainbow Cruise
Why was it changed?
Dr. Wily's Castle
Stage Replaced: Battlefield 64
Why was it changed?
Battlefield 64 wasn't a bad stage at all. The big problem I found it suffered was that it just wasn't that memorable as a level. Anti Guy introduced me to this stage that they'd recently finished over at Infinite Smash Team. I gave it a look, set it up and loved it. It's a decent sized stage, probably better suited for 2x2 than 1x1 games, but the design is beautiful and unique. Project M already had a Castlevania game, so one of the most popular third party series from the original NES days was represented, but there was no Megaman. Now there is. Special thanks to EmLeingod for the Megaman Logo used for the stage in menus, the one from the original stage's download was kind of blurry and the one he made fits the stage much better, as far as I'm concerned.Stage Replaced: Battlefield 64
Why was it changed?
Shadow Moses Island: CE
Stage Replaced: Brinstar
Why was it changed?
Brinstar for the most part, wasn't a terrible stage, but it just didn't seem necessary and I personally wasn't a fan of the rising acid. I'd used Floating Island w/Platforms up til just recently, when the Project M Complete Extension pack released, containing this Metal Gear flavored version of it. It was kind of a no-brainer to replace Floating Island with that.Stage Replaced: Brinstar
Why was it changed?
Music
As prevously mentioned, I tried to include at least one song from the game that each stage was representing, whenever possible. Some stages only have non-series music added when I kept the original songs active on my game's playlist. I tried to make the songs fit the tone of the stage, but the appropriate tone probably varies in the ears of the listener. I'm not going to go into explaining in depth why I put each song where I did, but the tracklist is below and links to each song so you can test them beforehand. Any stage or songs not listed, were not replaced.Update for 3.0: The tracklist has changed from the 2.6b incarnation. Both to suit a new feel and to lower the overall size of the pack, though I didn't take a hatchet to the previous tracklist completely. The menu themes are different, the songs replacing the K.K Slider songs in Smashville have been removed. (They took up almost 50mb alone @_@) Some other songs have been moved around in order to keep them with other stages that have been changed. I've tried to keep each stage at a maximum of 3 songs each. (There are exceptions though)
Another Update for 3.0. The music in the pack has been altered so that it all loops either faster with a lower amount of unnecessary silence at the end of it, or with a perfect loop. It comes with the full load of the Main Pack or the Textureless Pack. One song is updated in the Music-Lite pack with better loops too.
Asides from the standards and a few I got lucky with, every single song has been looped by me.
If you want to use my music, I recommend deleting your current STRM folder and just replacing it with the new one completely.
BATTLEFIELD
T02 - Vacant Interference (Y's VII)
X25 - Flowering Night (Touhou SWR)
W23 - Rainbow Dash Theme/Rainbow Crash 88 (Fighting is Magic)
FINAL DESTINATION
T01 - Boss Gaikoz (Grand Chase)
T03 - Trance Turnabout/DigiE @ OC Remix (Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney)
W31 - Iron Knight (Homestuck)
CASTLESKY
A13 - Together We Ride/Oak Pantheon (Fire Emblem: Rekka no Ken)
A08 - Main Theme 'Recreation' (Super Smash Bros WiiU/3DS)
A15 - Valestein Castle (Y's The Oath in Felghana)
DRACULA'S CASTLE
A09 - Heart of Fire (Castlevania Harmony of Despair)
A05 - Vanquish The Horrible Night (Powerglove)
Q10 - Tribute to the Master (Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix)
METAL CAVERN
1-1
A01 - Metal Mario (Super Smash Bros.)
A16 - Mountain Breaker (Super Street Fighter II HD Remix)
1-2
A02 - Metal Mario (Super Smash Bros.)
A03 - Airborne/Devastus @ OC Remix (Sonic & Knuckles)
RUMBLE FALLS
B05 - Stickerbrush Symphony 'Rock Remix' (Donkey Kong Country 2)
B07 - No.5 (Snapdragon)/ParagonX9 @ OC Remix (Super Double Dragon)
B02 - Critical Hits! (Wild Arms)
HYRULE CASTLE 64 (BALANCED)
C09 - Temple (Super Smash Bros Melee)
C01 – Frog's Theme/Phoenix Project (Chrono Trigger)
C04 - Dark World/Artificial Fear (The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past)
CLOCK TOWER
C07 - Clock Tower Day 3/Artificial Fear (The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask)
C16 - Clock Tower (Arcana Heart 3)
C10 - Metastatic Bloodline/Darangen (Lufia & The Fortress of Doom
NORFAIR
D01 - The Decisive Battle (Powerglove)
D02 - X-Hunted/Dominic Ninmark,Strangejam @ OC Remix (Megaman X2)
R07 - Dragonfood/Rozovian @ OC Remix (Super Metroid)
FRIGATE ORPHEON
D08 - Let me Lift This Load/DarkeSword @ OC Remix (GundamW Endless Duel)
D07 - Holy Orders "Be Just or Be Dead" (Guilty Gear X2 #Reload)
D09 - Space Orchestra/McVaffe @ OC Remix (Metroid)
YOSHI'S ISLAND (BRAWL)
E01 - Air (Dance Dance Revolution 8th Mix)
E05 - GCV2005 (Melty Blood Actress Again)
E06 - Pinkie Pie (Fighting is Magic)
HALBERD
F05 - Zenith/Ivan Hakštok (Secret of Mana)
F04 - Banthus Attacks! (Elsword)
F12 - Beat (Melty Blood)
LYLAT CRUISE
G01 - Duality/Dr. Manhattan @ OC Remix (Megaman X5)
G03 - Endless Possibility Orchestrated (Sonic Unleashed)
G11 - Space Ace/bLiNd @ OC Remix (Gradius III)
POKEMON STADIUM 2
H03 - Gym Leader Battle (2nd Remix)/PokeRemix Studio (Pokemon Red/Blue)
H02 - Innocent Primeval Breaker (Y's VII)
H04 - The Ultimate -Stage Edit- (Persona 4 Arena)
CHIBI-ROBO
H06 - Drake Redcrest's Theme Instrumental(Chibi-Robo) Edited
H08 - Funky Phil's Theme (Chibi-Robo) Edited
H07 - Flutter vs The Gesellschaft (Project X Zone)
PORT TOWN AERO DIVE: CE
I01 - Mute City (Melee)
I04 - Port Town X Style/midiman10 (F-Zero)
I06 - Burn, Baby, Burn!/Sixto Sounds @ OC Remix (Super Hang-On)
CASTLE SIEGE
J04 - Boss Battle II (Samurai Legend Musashi)
J08 - Destiny `Ablaze` (Fire Emblem Awakening)
J03 - Chop! (Y's The Oath in Felghana)
WARIOWARE, INC.
M01 - Greenhorn Funk/DJtheSdotcom (Wario World)
M07 - Gold Mage (Homestuck)
M05 - Polygons are Inaccurate/Mikeaudio (Super Smash Bros.)
DISTANT PLANET
L06 - New Wistful Wild (Remix)/Vonyco (Pikmin 2)
L01 - Fighting of the Spirit "Arranged"(Tales of Phantasia)
L02 - House Leaves/Neostorm @ OC Remix (Crystalis)
SMASHVILLE
N01 - Fall (Minna de Bokumono)
N02 - Dojo (TMNT: Smash-Up!)
N03 - Mouse on the Keys (Spectres de Mouse)
N06 - Camrade/Diggi Dis @ OC Remix (Animal Crossing)
FOURSIDE PM
K08 - J! Groove/Joshua Morse @ OC Remix (Double Dragon 3)
K10 - Sneakman (Jet Set Radio)
K01 - Snowbound/bLiNd @ OC Remix (Earthbound)
SUMMIT PM
Q07 - Snow Cone Heaven/Mazedude @ OC Remix (Ice Climber)
Q06 - White Acropolis ~Snowy Peak~ (Sonic The Hedgehog 2006)
Q05 - Another Winter (Anamanaguchi )
SKYWORLD
P03 - The Boy's Got Wings (Y's The Oath in Felghana)
P02 - Dark Pit's Theme (Kid Icarus: Uprising)
P04 - Thunder Cloud Temple (Kid Icarus: Uprising)
KONGO JUNGLE 64
B04 - Sexy Trunks (Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix
B03 - DK Volcano Jazz (Donkey Kong Country Returns)
FOUNTAIN OF DREAMS
Q02 - Stray Cat (Melty Blood Actress Again)
Q01 - Twilight Sparkle's Theme (Fighting is Magic)
FLAT ZONE KITCHEN
R04 - Level E (Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers)
Q04 - Title Screen (Journey to Silius)
MUSHROOM KINGDOM PM
S02 - Showtime! (Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story)
S08 - Fight against an Armed Boss (Super Mario RPG)
S07 - Super Mario Bros Theme Remix/S.S.H (Super Mario Bros.)
GREEN HILL ZONE
U01 - Green Hill ~ Act 2 (Sonic Generations)
U04 - Walk On Water/housethegrate @ OC Remix (Sonic the Hedgehog 3)
U10 - Like the Dragon (Persona 4 Arena)
RESEARCH FACILITY
C03 - Subspace Emissary/Boss Battle Theme 1 (Super Smash Bros. Brawl)
W24 - Heartful Cry (Persona 4 Arena)
YOSHI'S ISLAND (MELEE)
W05 - Tatakae! Bokura no Mech Hisui! (Melty Blood Actress Again)
JUNGLE JAPES
W03 - Tricky Swamp Style/Heath Morris (Donkey Kong Country 2)
W26 - Thrash the Plank/Snappleman (Donkey Kong Country)
GREEN GREENS SD REMIX
W12 - Greener Greens/LEAF XCEED (Kirby's Dreamland)
W19 - Eight Melodies/Jesus is Dead (Mother)
GRASSLAND
W02 - Athletic Theme (Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games)
W01 - Spagonia Day (Sonic Unleashed)
DREAMLAND 64
W06 - The Savior of Dream Land/Sixto Sounds @ OC Remix (Kirby's Super Star)
DR. WILY'S CASTLE
W11 – Dr.Wily Stage 1/SongeLeReveur (Megaman 2)
W29 - Doppler Stage 1/ROCK-MEN (Megaman X3)
YOSHI'S ISLAND
W08 - Athletic Jazz Remix (Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island)
W28 - Sugar Rush (Wreck it Ralph Wii)
SHADOW MOSES ISLAND: CE
W27 - Snake's Revenge/Musicalman (Metal Gear)
W04 - Days of Future Past Medley (Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3)
POKEMON STADIUM
W16 - From Downtown/Mustin,Steve Lella, kriton (NBA Jam)
W10 – Rival Battle (2nd Remix)/PokeRemix Studios (Pokemon Gold/Silver)
MENU
X02 - Pick of the Litter (Skullgirls)
X03 - Character Select (Super Smash Bros.)
T02 - Vacant Interference (Y's VII)
X25 - Flowering Night (Touhou SWR)
W23 - Rainbow Dash Theme/Rainbow Crash 88 (Fighting is Magic)
FINAL DESTINATION
T01 - Boss Gaikoz (Grand Chase)
T03 - Trance Turnabout/DigiE @ OC Remix (Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney)
W31 - Iron Knight (Homestuck)
CASTLESKY
A13 - Together We Ride/Oak Pantheon (Fire Emblem: Rekka no Ken)
A08 - Main Theme 'Recreation' (Super Smash Bros WiiU/3DS)
A15 - Valestein Castle (Y's The Oath in Felghana)
DRACULA'S CASTLE
A09 - Heart of Fire (Castlevania Harmony of Despair)
A05 - Vanquish The Horrible Night (Powerglove)
Q10 - Tribute to the Master (Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix)
METAL CAVERN
1-1
A01 - Metal Mario (Super Smash Bros.)
A16 - Mountain Breaker (Super Street Fighter II HD Remix)
1-2
A02 - Metal Mario (Super Smash Bros.)
A03 - Airborne/Devastus @ OC Remix (Sonic & Knuckles)
RUMBLE FALLS
B05 - Stickerbrush Symphony 'Rock Remix' (Donkey Kong Country 2)
B07 - No.5 (Snapdragon)/ParagonX9 @ OC Remix (Super Double Dragon)
B02 - Critical Hits! (Wild Arms)
HYRULE CASTLE 64 (BALANCED)
C09 - Temple (Super Smash Bros Melee)
C01 – Frog's Theme/Phoenix Project (Chrono Trigger)
C04 - Dark World/Artificial Fear (The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past)
CLOCK TOWER
C07 - Clock Tower Day 3/Artificial Fear (The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask)
C16 - Clock Tower (Arcana Heart 3)
C10 - Metastatic Bloodline/Darangen (Lufia & The Fortress of Doom
NORFAIR
D01 - The Decisive Battle (Powerglove)
D02 - X-Hunted/Dominic Ninmark,Strangejam @ OC Remix (Megaman X2)
R07 - Dragonfood/Rozovian @ OC Remix (Super Metroid)
FRIGATE ORPHEON
D08 - Let me Lift This Load/DarkeSword @ OC Remix (GundamW Endless Duel)
D07 - Holy Orders "Be Just or Be Dead" (Guilty Gear X2 #Reload)
D09 - Space Orchestra/McVaffe @ OC Remix (Metroid)
YOSHI'S ISLAND (BRAWL)
E01 - Air (Dance Dance Revolution 8th Mix)
E05 - GCV2005 (Melty Blood Actress Again)
E06 - Pinkie Pie (Fighting is Magic)
HALBERD
F05 - Zenith/Ivan Hakštok (Secret of Mana)
F04 - Banthus Attacks! (Elsword)
F12 - Beat (Melty Blood)
LYLAT CRUISE
G01 - Duality/Dr. Manhattan @ OC Remix (Megaman X5)
G03 - Endless Possibility Orchestrated (Sonic Unleashed)
G11 - Space Ace/bLiNd @ OC Remix (Gradius III)
POKEMON STADIUM 2
H03 - Gym Leader Battle (2nd Remix)/PokeRemix Studio (Pokemon Red/Blue)
H02 - Innocent Primeval Breaker (Y's VII)
H04 - The Ultimate -Stage Edit- (Persona 4 Arena)
CHIBI-ROBO
H06 - Drake Redcrest's Theme Instrumental(Chibi-Robo) Edited
H08 - Funky Phil's Theme (Chibi-Robo) Edited
H07 - Flutter vs The Gesellschaft (Project X Zone)
PORT TOWN AERO DIVE: CE
I01 - Mute City (Melee)
I04 - Port Town X Style/midiman10 (F-Zero)
I06 - Burn, Baby, Burn!/Sixto Sounds @ OC Remix (Super Hang-On)
CASTLE SIEGE
J04 - Boss Battle II (Samurai Legend Musashi)
J08 - Destiny `Ablaze` (Fire Emblem Awakening)
J03 - Chop! (Y's The Oath in Felghana)
WARIOWARE, INC.
M01 - Greenhorn Funk/DJtheSdotcom (Wario World)
M07 - Gold Mage (Homestuck)
M05 - Polygons are Inaccurate/Mikeaudio (Super Smash Bros.)
DISTANT PLANET
L06 - New Wistful Wild (Remix)/Vonyco (Pikmin 2)
L01 - Fighting of the Spirit "Arranged"(Tales of Phantasia)
L02 - House Leaves/Neostorm @ OC Remix (Crystalis)
SMASHVILLE
N01 - Fall (Minna de Bokumono)
N02 - Dojo (TMNT: Smash-Up!)
N03 - Mouse on the Keys (Spectres de Mouse)
N06 - Camrade/Diggi Dis @ OC Remix (Animal Crossing)
FOURSIDE PM
K08 - J! Groove/Joshua Morse @ OC Remix (Double Dragon 3)
K10 - Sneakman (Jet Set Radio)
K01 - Snowbound/bLiNd @ OC Remix (Earthbound)
SUMMIT PM
Q07 - Snow Cone Heaven/Mazedude @ OC Remix (Ice Climber)
Q06 - White Acropolis ~Snowy Peak~ (Sonic The Hedgehog 2006)
Q05 - Another Winter (Anamanaguchi )
SKYWORLD
P03 - The Boy's Got Wings (Y's The Oath in Felghana)
P02 - Dark Pit's Theme (Kid Icarus: Uprising)
P04 - Thunder Cloud Temple (Kid Icarus: Uprising)
KONGO JUNGLE 64
B04 - Sexy Trunks (Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix
B03 - DK Volcano Jazz (Donkey Kong Country Returns)
FOUNTAIN OF DREAMS
Q02 - Stray Cat (Melty Blood Actress Again)
Q01 - Twilight Sparkle's Theme (Fighting is Magic)
FLAT ZONE KITCHEN
R04 - Level E (Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers)
Q04 - Title Screen (Journey to Silius)
MUSHROOM KINGDOM PM
S02 - Showtime! (Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story)
S08 - Fight against an Armed Boss (Super Mario RPG)
S07 - Super Mario Bros Theme Remix/S.S.H (Super Mario Bros.)
GREEN HILL ZONE
U01 - Green Hill ~ Act 2 (Sonic Generations)
U04 - Walk On Water/housethegrate @ OC Remix (Sonic the Hedgehog 3)
U10 - Like the Dragon (Persona 4 Arena)
RESEARCH FACILITY
C03 - Subspace Emissary/Boss Battle Theme 1 (Super Smash Bros. Brawl)
W24 - Heartful Cry (Persona 4 Arena)
YOSHI'S ISLAND (MELEE)
W05 - Tatakae! Bokura no Mech Hisui! (Melty Blood Actress Again)
JUNGLE JAPES
W03 - Tricky Swamp Style/Heath Morris (Donkey Kong Country 2)
W26 - Thrash the Plank/Snappleman (Donkey Kong Country)
GREEN GREENS SD REMIX
W12 - Greener Greens/LEAF XCEED (Kirby's Dreamland)
W19 - Eight Melodies/Jesus is Dead (Mother)
GRASSLAND
W02 - Athletic Theme (Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games)
W01 - Spagonia Day (Sonic Unleashed)
DREAMLAND 64
W06 - The Savior of Dream Land/Sixto Sounds @ OC Remix (Kirby's Super Star)
DR. WILY'S CASTLE
W11 – Dr.Wily Stage 1/SongeLeReveur (Megaman 2)
W29 - Doppler Stage 1/ROCK-MEN (Megaman X3)
YOSHI'S ISLAND
W08 - Athletic Jazz Remix (Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island)
W28 - Sugar Rush (Wreck it Ralph Wii)
SHADOW MOSES ISLAND: CE
W27 - Snake's Revenge/Musicalman (Metal Gear)
W04 - Days of Future Past Medley (Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3)
POKEMON STADIUM
W16 - From Downtown/Mustin,Steve Lella, kriton (NBA Jam)
W10 – Rival Battle (2nd Remix)/PokeRemix Studios (Pokemon Gold/Silver)
MENU
X02 - Pick of the Litter (Skullgirls)
X03 - Character Select (Super Smash Bros.)
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Main Pack Downloads!
The pack is set up with Hackless in mind, since that seems to be the go-to choice for most uploaded packs and players can use it without going through any of the hassle of using Homebrew. If you do use Homebrew though, just delete the private folder and the boot.elf from the core folder and go into Gecko or USB Loader how you usually do. Installation is simple enough, just drag and drop the contents of the zipped folder to the core of your 2GB SD card.
There are currently no plans for a Riivolution version because the Wii I play on has a disc drive that's crapping out and I can't reliably use it for testing without risking the game disc's safety (Especially since the disc isn't mine). If someone else wants to put one together though, I'd gladly accept it for those that primarily use Riivolution.
Pwnz0rz Pack 3.02 Main Download *Updated 2/17/14
Pwnz0rz Pack 3.02 Textureless Download *Updated 2/25/14
Victory Themes Pack Download *Updated for 3.0
The pack is in 7zip format. You can find 7zip here if you don't have it.
If there are any problems, feel free to let me know below and I'll fix it as quickly as I can. Comments and criticisms are encouraged. If you don't like something, tell me why and I'll consider that as I continue to work on my pack.
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Patches!
Patches will be downloadable in three flavors, each corresponding to a specific main download.. Each to bring the specific pack you've downloaded up to date with the latest build of my personal pack
Flavors said:Strawberry flavor is an update to the Main pack itself. It contains updated character pacs, updated and new stages, and new music to go along with it, along with any and all menu alterations that needed to be done to remain consistent. Any time you want a pure update to the original pack, this will be the flavor to choose.
Chocolate flavor is an update to the Textureless pack. There will never be new character textures in this pack, but everything else added to the main pack will be here. Anytime you wish to update your pack without obtaining new textures or gfx for characters, this will be the flavor to choose.
Vanilla flavor is an update to the Musicless pack. It is a music lite pack and as such, there will never be an entire playlist of music added to it, but depending on the stage added to the game, there may be an addition to the tracklist. It won't happen often though, so if you have no interest in additional music, don't worry. Everything else, asides from the custom tracks will be in this pack. It's named vanilla because it's got the least body to it, since being music lite means it's smaller than it's fellow flavors. Anytime you want to update without changing your music drastically, this will be the flavor to choose.
Get the updated music pack here!
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Enjoy the Pack!
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