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Wario Man can travel roughly 270 meters (885 feet) in ten seconds.
- Thread starter RupeeClock
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Royboy
Smash Apprentice
he goes like 97 km/h
PRINCESS PEACH777
Smash Lord
How did you do that?
first of all you need a smash ball omg how did you do it?
first of all you need a smash ball omg how did you do it?
Randofu
Smash Journeyman
My only guesses are that they either used some sort of hacking device (though I personally don't know of any), or that this is two player Homerun Contest and they got a lucky Side B with King Dedede.
The latter is possible I think, but... why would someone spend so much time trying to do it?
The latter is possible I think, but... why would someone spend so much time trying to do it?
Cookiez
Smash Ace
USB Gecko?
SSJ4Kazuki
Smash Champion
84m in 10s, 8.4 m/s, 30.24 km/h
That's a pretty average speed.
Trivia: Sonic runs at 28.4 km/h in this game.
That's a pretty average speed.
Trivia: Sonic runs at 28.4 km/h in this game.
SSJ4Kazuki
Smash Champion
You're an idiot, I can tell.
lol.
USB Gecko.
He even posted the bin file of the replay (download to your SD card) to verify this.
Don't jump onto conclusions, some of them stones might be crocodiles.
No.
270m in 10s, 27 m/s, 97.2 km/h.
Randofu
Smash Journeyman
Has anyone actually watched the bin file (if that can even be done?)? I'm still curious as to how it was done.
Randofu
Smash Journeyman
Yeah, I know, but I thought it might be possible if you stuck it on an SD card and loaded it up on the Wii itself. I don't know if there's any sort of encryption problem.
Darkurai
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I've done this. He starts out as Wario-Man, beats Sandbag around a bit, and his last hit is the motorcycle. The Sandbag lands about 800 ft away, an Wario passes the Sandbag about 11 seconds after leaving the platform.
Randofu
Smash Journeyman
Interesting, and kind of cool.
I think it's pretty neat that the replay says it for you in feet, when it says it for him in meters. It's not like it's important or anything, though.
Still, my original curiosity is piqued. Could Dedede throw a Smash Ball in that mode? Super Sonic, for instance, might be able to "carry" the sandbag some serious distance, if you still get to control him after time runs out (unlikely). Would anyone else's final smash be really good for this?
Darkurai
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Currently uploading a video of the replay for those without SD cards who cannot view it. I will edit this post when it's ready.
YouTube link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ka5hyHiT5jY
YouTube link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ka5hyHiT5jY
RupeeClock
Smash Ace
Thanks for making a youtube video of it. 
Anyhow, I should explain, the replay data really does save EVERYTHING on your matches, even stuff that you hack in using a USB Gecko.
Using a USB Gecko, there's a lot of cheat codes available, like stages you can't normally play on, characters you can't usually use, the dark character costumes, etc. (Although these tend to make the game crash, so no replay data can be saved.)
The longsaur in my signature is one of these USB Gecko hacks, it's four Ivysaurs all set to costume 1.
Anyhow, I should explain, the replay data really does save EVERYTHING on your matches, even stuff that you hack in using a USB Gecko.
Using a USB Gecko, there's a lot of cheat codes available, like stages you can't normally play on, characters you can't usually use, the dark character costumes, etc. (Although these tend to make the game crash, so no replay data can be saved.)
The longsaur in my signature is one of these USB Gecko hacks, it's four Ivysaurs all set to costume 1.
Grandeza
Smash Master
I want someone to test this. That'd be so cool
Darkurai
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Where does one obtain a USB Gecko?Thanks for making a youtube video of it.
Anyhow, I should explain, the replay data really does save EVERYTHING on your matches, even stuff that you hack in using a USB Gecko.
Using a USB Gecko, there's a lot of cheat codes available, like stages you can't normally play on, characters you can't usually use, the dark character costumes, etc. (Although these tend to make the game crash, so no replay data can be saved.)
The longsaur in my signature is one of these USB Gecko hacks, it's four Ivysaurs all set to costume 1.
RupeeClock
Smash Ace
If you check www.usbgecko.com, you can find a list of online stores, and a forum where codes are posted.
Most of the codes are for the japanese version though, there's not many for the american version.
To use the USB Gecko, you need The Legend of Zelda: Twilight princess, to exploit a hack called the Twilight Hack, then you install the homebrew channel and use that to run something called Gecko OS.
Most of the codes are for the japanese version though, there's not many for the american version.
To use the USB Gecko, you need The Legend of Zelda: Twilight princess, to exploit a hack called the Twilight Hack, then you install the homebrew channel and use that to run something called Gecko OS.
RupeeClock
Smash Ace
So you updated your Wii to 3.3?
No problem there, the Twilight Hack was recently updated to work on that.
Where Nintendo did fix one bug, they accidentally still left two bugs in that together can fool the wii into thinking the twilight hack is legitimate.
No problem there, the Twilight Hack was recently updated to work on that.
Where Nintendo did fix one bug, they accidentally still left two bugs in that together can fool the wii into thinking the twilight hack is legitimate.
White Pikmin
Smash Journeyman
awesome vidoe, thats going to be a ffavorite on youtube
OMG 100th post!
OMG 100th post!
RupeeClock
Smash Ace
Why, yes it would, although the problem here is that you lose control once the 10 seconds are up.
That's why I had Wario Man ride his hog, he moves by himself.
I'll have to try it with 2 player.
hmmmm...well I think maybe someone hacked the game or got some kind of hacking device like action reply and then started as wario-man, my only explanation...I know its possible because there are all these videos of characters with different characters movesets in brawl...
Demon Kirby
Smash Champion
Do Giant Sonic with bunnyhood + Superspicy curry. He's even faster than Super Sonic that way.
Foxy_Marth
Smash Apprentice
Very Intersting.
PITforREV
Smash Journeyman
Hey, you said stages you cant normally play on? Characters you cant usually use??? other dark COstumes???? Please describe, really cool stuff.....tell us ALL!
RupeeClock
Smash Ace
I've made a collection of such snapshots on brawlsnapshots.com
http://www.brawlsnapshots.com/snapshots/tag?tag=usb+gecko
I really should do more stuff with Giga Bowser and Wario Man, really.
http://www.brawlsnapshots.com/snapshots/tag?tag=usb+gecko
I really should do more stuff with Giga Bowser and Wario Man, really.
mariofanpm12
Smash Ace
but deded is nowhere to be seen
lethminite
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he meant, not for that clip, just an idea for HRC in general, since Dedede's >b can throw items, and sometimes a final smash.
if he can, i think using marth or even ganon might cause the most distance.
RupeeClock
Smash Ace
Even if I tried spawning items on the home run stadium, I don't think it would work.
I've played on the stage for a regular brawl, what happens is almost no items spawn, except for stickers and cds (how odd.)
I've also played a regular brawl on the wifi waiting room, which only spawns sandbags (which only drop food), stickers and probably CDs.
Also, Wario's strength was modified for that replay I made, although that doesn't change the speed of his bike.
I've played on the stage for a regular brawl, what happens is almost no items spawn, except for stickers and cds (how odd.)
I've also played a regular brawl on the wifi waiting room, which only spawns sandbags (which only drop food), stickers and probably CDs.
Also, Wario's strength was modified for that replay I made, although that doesn't change the speed of his bike.
superyoshi888
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You mentioned that if you hacked the game, it will still record it. But what would happen if you imported a character's files from melee into brawl, then played as them, and recorded it? I don't think it'll play on other wiis, since what you did was using things in the game's code, this, however, isn't. But it is still worth a shot, I guess. That is, if anyone figures out how to do it.
Darkurai
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No, it's not worth a shot, because that would take months of programming Pichu into the **** game.
RupeeClock
Smash Ace
EVERYTHING in ANY cheatcode ever created for ANY game, relies on things that are already within the game.
The replay data basically is a set of instructions, load X character on X stage with X settings, when you hack the game to set X character to Wario Man or Giga Bowser of whatever, with Homerun Stadium as the stage on stock, it WILL remember that in the replay no matter what.
To hack a character into the game would mean having to modify the game and include a character as one of the many "X character", but no other copies of the game would have this hacked character, so the replay would not work. (It may just display another character altogether.)
Randofu
Smash Journeyman
Thanks. I'm glad you answered this before I decided to sit down for a few hours and try it!
