Her’s basically just a varied version of Mario with different animations and stats. Mario plays similarly to his counterparts from future games. Others are de-mixed versions of Melee characters and others are original characters made exclusively for Smash Remix. However they are not identical to their parent character and not just a model swap like in other mods. Some of the new characters are clones of already available ones, somewhat like in Smash Bros Melee. There are more spaces for even more characters, but that’s reserved for future editions of Smash Remix. Everyone is unlocked from the very start, even the hidden characters from the base game. It looks like a whole lot of fun.There are seventeen new playable characters (plus some variants of classic characters). I’m not really into Gamecube modding, but I would definitely recommend that anyone who is to take a look at this. It is a little bit weird to see those low-poly characters moving as fast as they do melee-stlye though. The mod is pretty cool, it’s good to see that even the GC modding community appreciates the Nintendo 64’s style. I don’t really play any version of SSB competitively so I’m not really going to take advantage of things like Z-cancelling or stick hopping too often but it’s there if that’s your thing. Classic is the same as what you’d normally find in SSBM and Hybrid is a modified version based off of Hybrid 64, which changes SSBM’s gameplay to better reflect SSB’s intricacies.
Melee 64 has two modes: Classic and Hybrid. The Town Whose Name Was Stolen (Satellaview BS-X).River Thracia (Fire Emblem: Thracia 776).Shadow Temple (The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time).Tal Tal Mountain (The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening).Hyrule Temple (Zelda II: The Adventure of Link).Princess Peach’s Castle (Super Mario 64).There are also new stages that are all also low-poly versions of other stages, plus some new ones.
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