Smash Remix Mod for Nintendo 64 Adds Ebisumaru, Dragon King, and Banjo & Kazooie in Version 1.5.0 Update

Smash Remix Mod for Nintendo 64 Adds Ebisumaru, Dragon King, and Banjo & Kazooie in Version 1.5.0 Update The modding community for Nintendo 64 classic Super Smash Bros.

has once again expanded the game’s legacy through the ambitious fan project, Smash Remix.

Led by community developer The_Smashfather, Smash Remix is a long-running mod that aims to broaden the N64 fighter’s competitive and casual appeal by introducing a steady stream of new playable characters, stages, and features.

With the unveiling of version 1.5.0, the mod welcomes three new fighters: Ebisumaru from the Mystical Ninja series, the enigmatic Dragon King, and beloved duo Banjo & Kazooie. Over the past several years, the Smash Remix project has earned widespread recognition within the retro gaming and modding scenes.

Previous updates brought fan-favorite characters such as Bowser, Mewtwo, Young Link, and Conker to the Nintendo 64’s polygonal brawler, each carefully rendered with original movesets and animations.

Smash Remix remains focused on staying true to the high standards of the original Super Smash Bros.

while pushing the boundaries of what’s possible on the N64 hardware. The version 1.5.0 update was introduced with a gameplay trailer, showcasing Ebisumaru, Dragon King, and Banjo & Kazooie battling alongside classic and remix fighters.

The trailer, styled in the spirit of Super Smash Bros.

Ultimate ‘Joins the Fight’ reveals, featured newly remixed music tracks and demonstrated the unique attacks and abilities of each new character.

As always, the official Smash Remix website provides a detailed breakdown of patch notes accompanying this release. Shortly after the trailer’s debut, the Smash Remix team faced an unexpected hurdle when their YouTube account was temporarily taken down.

The modding group clarified in a public statement that the removal stemmed from YouTube’s policies related to harmful and dangerous content, not a copyright claim from Nintendo or any rights holder.

Following a brief outage, the account and its videos were restored, allowing the team to express their gratitude to the dedicated community that supports ongoing development. Smash Remix’s continued updates keep the Nintendo 64 at the forefront of fan-driven innovation nearly 25 years after the original release of Super Smash Bros.

The project stands as a testament to the passion and technical skill of the modding community, reinforcing the lasting popularity of Nintendo’s first entry in the flagship fighting series. For players eager to experience everything new in version 1.5.0, including Ebisumaru, Dragon King, and Banjo & Kazooie, the comprehensive patch notes, and download instructions, are available now on the official Smash Remix website.

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