Super Smash Bros. Smash Remix 2.0.0 Update Adds Peach and Crash Bandicoot to Nintendo 64 Classic

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Smash Remix, the ambitious fan-made mod for the Nintendo 64's iconic fighting game, has reached a major milestone with the release of its highly anticipated 2.0.0 update.

Developed and maintained by the Smash Remix team, led by JSsixtyfour, this mod continues to expand on the legacy of the original Super Smash Bros., introducing beloved characters and fresh gameplay content for a new generation of fans and veteran players alike. The Version 2.0.0 update, detailed in the project's recent announcement video, is notable for finally bringing Peach—a staple of Nintendo's franchise—into the N64 classic.

Long missing from the series' debut entry, Peach originally made her Super Smash Bros.

appearance in 2001's Super Smash Bros.

Melee for the Nintendo GameCube.

Her addition to Smash Remix delivers a full moveset and distinctive style, giving players the opportunity to experience her combat prowess in the original game's context for the very first time. Equally exciting is the arrival of Crash Bandicoot, a character who has been repeatedly requested by the Smash community over the years.

Despite his iconic status across various console generations, Crash Bandicoot has never before appeared in the Super Smash Bros.

series, making this debut especially significant for fans eager to see cross-platform icons collide. Beyond Peach and Crash, Smash Remix 2.0.0 introduces a slate of "bonus" characters, all accessible via a dedicated slot.

Among them are Roy from Fire Emblem, Lanky Kong hailing from Donkey Kong 64, Dr.

Luigi from the Dr.

Mario series, and exclusive "Polygon" variants of both Crash Bandicoot and Peach.

This diverse cast further boosts the roster, inviting both nostalgia-driven and first-time players to experiment with new strategies and playstyles. The update also brings several new stages inspired by Crash Bandicoot's signature levels, including N.

Sanity Beach, Snow Go, and Future Frenzy, each carefully recreated to capture the spirit of the original platformers.

Complementing the new arenas are a selection of fresh music tracks, further enhancing the gameplay atmosphere for long-time Nintendo 64 enthusiasts. Players can download Smash Remix update 2.0.0 from the project’s official distribution page, where a comprehensive list of patch notes is available for review.

As with previous versions, users who wish to enjoy the mod on original Nintendo 64 hardware will require an Expansion Pak to ensure smooth performance and access to all features. Smash Remix's steady evolution is a testament to the dedication of its community and the enduring appeal of Super Smash Bros.

for N64.

By bridging the gap between classic nostalgia and contemporary character additions, the mod exemplifies the creativity and technical prowess of the fan development scene in the world of Nintendo gaming.

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