After years of rampant requests from fans, Sora from Kingdom Hearts is finally coming to Super Smash Bros. Nintendo's platform fighting game has revolutionized what the genre is capable of with its immense roster of characters from all across the video game industry, and that roster is about to get its last new addition.
But it could warrant a section on the mod page or a section on the Project M page though.Few games from the Nintendo Switch era have been as wildly successful as Super Smash Bros. TheNuttyOne 18:03, 4 October 2018 (EDT) There isn't enough notability to warrant an article. This mod seems rather young and could turn out to be a short-lived fad. Project M basically died right after we decided to cover it as extensively as we do, but it at least still has an extensive history. It may be best to give it a small subsection on Project M (and/or the mods page) and just see how its popularity goes, especially with Ultimate on the horizon. I would like to say it should get its own page (not as detailed as Project M or possibly even Brawl-, but something) however, since it is, as you said, a mod of a mod, I'm a bit hesitant. It is still a mod, which we do cover (even if not usually as extensively as Project M). If it's this popular, it definitely should be mentioned somewhere. davidvkimball 16:07, 2 October 2018 (EDT) Open to hearing your thoughts and suggestions. If anything, maybe one or both could live on the mod page? Not sure if it would belong there or the Project M proper page. So my question is, is there a place for Legacy TE or Legacy XP on this wiki? They both seem prevalent enough to be considered at least, although I'll acknowledge they're in the "mod of a mod" category. It's the most popular Brawl mod on BrawlVault and is actively developed today. Legacy XP, on the other hand, uses Project M as a base and adds more characters, stages, and modes to the game. It even fixes game-breaking bugs from Project M when it comes to Subspace Emissary, clear mode, and other modes. An increasing number of tournaments use Legacy TE, which, similarly to 20XXTE for Melee, adds quality of life features and additional tournament-focused content to PM. With that being said, the most prominent Project M mod out there is Legacy TE. While I understand Project M's existence on this wiki has been debated in the past, I am of the opinion that it's still big enough and relevant enough within the Smash community to stick around - and more or less, that seems to be the general consensus of the wiki staff. The closing administrator adds: "No quorum" This is a closed discussion about a failed proposed change on SmashWiki. Forums: Index → Proposals → Legacy XP and Legacy TE
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