Granted, today Sonic has appeared in a few smash releases but thinking about what that would have been like back in the late 90's just after the 'console wars' would have blown my mind. Rename the output rom to 'SSBMod_SONIC1.v64' (or whatever your want)ĭONE! Now the patch should have applied to your new rom and you can start smashing in Sonic levels! :-)Įver since I first played smash brothers back in '99 (I was a teenager), I always imagined how amazing it would be to have the opportunity to incorporate SEGA characters and levels into a fighting game with Nintendo characters. Select the 'ssbmod_sonic1_v2.xdelta' and OpenĦ. When the dialog opens up, first select your fresh SSB64 rom and click Openĥ. Go to the menu: Tools>XDelta Patching>Apply Super Smash Bros.xdelta PatchĤ. (might not need to do this, I would just in case)ģ. Go to the menu: Tools>Switch Editor Game>Super Smash Bros. Open the goldeneye setup editor, my version executable is PerfectGold.exeĢ. Latest version of the Goldeneye Setup Editor, download fromġ. The 'ssbmod_sonic1_v2.xdelta' patch located in this. I used one with the filename 'Super Smash Bros. Some levels have been re-optimized for better four-player performanceġ. Buggy textures have been worked out in a few levels

Hidden palace music from Sonic 2 added to Character bios and VS record screen

(note: The moving platforms have been disabled and the pokemon spawn offscreen, it's necessary to keep them or the level crashes) Casino Night Zone (Saffron City) now has custom textures and models. Special Stage (Yoshi's Stage, multi and 1p) now have custom textures and models. Melody synth volume in the music has been turned down. (note: The warp pipes and POW blocks have been removed). Bridge Zone (Mushroom Kingdom) now has custom textures and models. Here are the additions in the new update.

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