SSBM Parallel Universe Simulator

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Published on September 12, 2016 7:36:58 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQRoSVMUW-o

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Super Smash Bros. Melee (2001)

Duration: 2:12

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Courtesy of the 20XX Mod, I was able to turn the knockback ratio to a theoretical 100,000. I did this by having Mario take 100 times as much knockback, have Ganondorf deal 100 times as much knockback (Both of these by the Debug Menu), have the Knockback Ratio to 2 in the normal settings, and have the Global Knockback Ratio set to 5 in the Debug Menu. I also set Mario's % to 999, and turned Blastzone Wrapping on. I also had the "Add 3 Fighter Clones" code on to have even more knockback, and played around with all of the settings I've mentioned on.



This video is the result. Mario moves almost the entire length of the stage within a single frame, which is why you can practically see two Marios on the screen at once in some instances. Flat Zone has no ceilings or walls, and the floor's underside doesn't count as a ceiling, so it was the perfect stage to test it out on.

The crowd lets out a surprised shout every time a character "recovers" from below a blastzone. Given that Mario's looping around the stage so quickly, that audio of the crowd shouting plays incredibly quickly, and overpowers most of the normal audio played.

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