Super Mario Sunshine-Red Coin Bottle Glitch-Stuck to the Bottle JMIX0606 2024-10-17 | Super Mario Sunshine-Red Coin Bottle Glitch-Stuck to the Bottle
Powerpuff Girls-Princess B Tough-Townsvinyl Prod Hip-Hop Beat Extended (Just the 1st part Only) JMIX0606 2017-10-06 | Yes this is the same JMIX on this channel. This video I did here was completely random from the Powerpuff Girls reboot on Cartoon Network, but I liked this instrumental beat so much, that I looped certain parts and turned it into an extended version of this. I thought maybe there might be some people in the world who like this just for the beat and possibly wish for an extension, so with that said, if you're one of those people, then here you go. Hope ya like it. By the way, you ever notice how this beat sounds similar to Missy Elliot's "Work It" beat? LOL!! Again, this was random and you don't have to like it, and that's ok, but yeah. See ya.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
JMIXS Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U) Amiibo Replays Part 13 (The Final Amiibo Video) JMIX0606 2017-07-24 | This is it. The final collection of some of my saved replays. This video has the 3 of my final Amiibo fights in it. On my previous replay videos, I normally cut out the victory results screen, but since I was fighting my Amiibos, I decided to leave it in for this. When you're not playing with friends or online, try getting these Amiibos and fighting them at Level 50. They will be your offline best and toughest rivals. They're a bit harder to knock out and 10x smarter than Level 9 CPUs. They even make the Level 9 CPUs look like a complete joke. Hope u enjoy these.Message me if you wanna Smash online. Like, comment, and subscribe.
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)-Smash Tour Episode 6 (Board #3) JMIX0606 2017-05-30 | Look at my "JMIX'S Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U) Smash Tour Playlist" and you shall see this video along with the other videos I selected on there. Here is my "Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)" Game Playthrough all the way through 25 turns of Smash Tour. You can only play up to a maximum of 25 turns and no more than that. I wanted to make this in order to add it to my video collection. There are sooooo many things that happens in Smash Tour. Soooo many items used and everything happening at the same time, so in order to understand what's going on, try to keep up. The more fighters you have in this party game, the more chances you have of winning this party game. Everything thrown at each player is COMPLETELY RANDOM!! You don't choose anything except you choose items to use each turn on the board and also before the fight starts and that's about it. Otherwise, it gets crazy. Items gained each turn are random, fighters you gain are random, and the stage you fight on is random with the exception of the final battle always being Battlefield. So in order to truly enjoy Smash Tour, you have to get used to playing with fighters that you have NEVER played with before. It's called adapting because basically, EVERYTHING is random. I find it very fun. You might too once you get the hang of it. You might even grow to like some new characters that you don't normally play with. Like Sakurai said, "Having plenty of fighters at the end of the final battle is key." So try to keep up. One downside is that the computers are too easy, but sometimes depending on the situation and the items they start with as well as the condition of the fighting match, it may get tricky at times too. If only you could play this online with people.How the final battle works is like this. You only win if you have the most kills at the end of the match. That includes either having the most kills at the end of the time limit, or just in general period even if you do happen to knock all of your other opponents fighters and you're the last to stand. You still got to have the most kills.Hope you enjoy this. You can also encounter this on my playlist as well. Check it out along with the other videos on that playlist too. Oh and last thing. Like, Comment, & Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)-Smash Tour Episode 5 (Board #2) JMIX0606 2017-05-30 | Look at my "JMIX'S Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U) Smash Tour Playlist" and you shall see this video along with the other videos I selected on there. Here is my "Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)" Game Playthrough all the way through 25 turns of Smash Tour. You can only play up to a maximum of 25 turns and no more than that. I wanted to make this in order to add it to my video collection. There are sooooo many things that happens in Smash Tour. Soooo many items used and everything happening at the same time, so in order to understand what's going on, try to keep up. The more fighters you have in this party game, the more chances you have of winning this party game. Everything thrown at each player is COMPLETELY RANDOM!! You don't choose anything except you choose items to use each turn on the board and also before the fight starts and that's about it. Otherwise, it gets crazy. Items gained each turn are random, fighters you gain are random, and the stage you fight on is random with the exception of the final battle always being Battlefield. So in order to truly enjoy Smash Tour, you have to get used to playing with fighters that you have NEVER played with before. It's called adapting because basically, EVERYTHING is random. I find it very fun. You might too once you get the hang of it. You might even grow to like some new characters that you don't normally play with. Like Sakurai said, "Having plenty of fighters at the end of the final battle is key." So try to keep up. One downside is that the computers are too easy, but sometimes depending on the situation and the items they start with as well as the condition of the fighting match, it may get tricky at times too. If only you could play this online with people.How the final battle works is like this. You only win if you have the most kills at the end of the match. That includes either having the most kills at the end of the time limit, or just in general period even if you do happen to knock all of your other opponents fighters and you're the last to stand. You still got to have the most kills.Hope you enjoy this. You can also encounter this on my playlist as well. Check it out along with the other videos on that playlist too. Oh and last thing. Like, Comment, & Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)-Smash Tour Episode 4 (Board #1) JMIX0606 2017-05-30 | Look at my "JMIX'S Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U) Smash Tour Playlist" and you shall see this video along with the other videos I selected on there. Here is my "Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)" Game Playthrough all the way through 25 turns of Smash Tour. You can only play up to a maximum of 25 turns and no more than that. I wanted to make this in order to add it to my video collection. There are sooooo many things that happens in Smash Tour. Soooo many items used and everything happening at the same time, so in order to understand what's going on, try to keep up. The more fighters you have in this party game, the more chances you have of winning this party game. Everything thrown at each player is COMPLETELY RANDOM!! You don't choose anything except you choose items to use each turn on the board and also before the fight starts and that's about it. Otherwise, it gets crazy. Items gained each turn are random, fighters you gain are random, and the stage you fight on is random with the exception of the final battle always being Battlefield. So in order to truly enjoy Smash Tour, you have to get used to playing with fighters that you have NEVER played with before. It's called adapting because basically, EVERYTHING is random. I find it very fun. You might too once you get the hang of it. You might even grow to like some new characters that you don't normally play with. Like Sakurai said, "Having plenty of fighters at the end of the final battle is key." So try to keep up. One downside is that the computers are too easy, but sometimes depending on the situation and the items they start with as well as the condition of the fighting match, it may get tricky at times too. If only you could play this online with people.How the final battle works is like this. You only win if you have the most kills at the end of the match. That includes either having the most kills at the end of the time limit, or just in general period even if you do happen to knock all of your other opponents fighters and you're the last to stand. You still got to have the most kills.Hope you enjoy this. You can also encounter this on my playlist as well. Check it out along with the other videos on that playlist too. Oh and last thing. Like, Comment, & Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U) Multiplayer Survival Mode-Auto Handicap Challenge 7 JMIX0606 2017-05-30 | Now I know what you're thinking. Sometimes it does get kind of boring to always win against offline CPUS and such nearly all the time. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me playing around with the "Auto-Handicap function" in the multiplayer options rule. And I really love this function that Sakurai put on here. With this function on here, the damage percentage is automatically adjusted match after match based on who won the match. And the more matches you win, the more your damage percentage at the start of the upcoming battles rises, which in turn makes your battles harder each time you win. You can ACTUALLY treat this multiplayer like playing "Survival Mode" where you try to win as many matches as you can until you at least lose ONCE. After that, it's normally game over, and then your high score of how far you got is recorded and such. That's how I wanted to treat Super Smash Bros too. I just made this video to prove a point that YOU can do it as many times as you want and you can customize your consecutive matches however you like and even mix up the rules each fight, kind of like the "Scarescraper Mode" in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon on the 3DS. For a big challenge, try turning on customs against your CPU opponents. TRY IT ALL! I highly recommend it! Watch how entertained you will be when you try this! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash and possibly even the previous Smash games too. I best recommend doing this either by yourself or doing this as a co-op in Team Battle if you have friends rather than do it vs each other. You can also pick 1 distant friend on your friend roster list and do it with them as well against the online level 9 CPUs.By doing this, you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. Plus you won't have to worry about getting bored quickly of winning against CPUs. Do it this way from now on. It's also a great way to train too.This here is just a random video I thought I would put out there. The features me playing as different characters along with the CPUS. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. If possible, let your Amiibos tag along with you too in consecutive Auto-Handicap battles in co-op Team Battle matches against the infinite spawning of the level 9 CPUs. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too. You can even do this endlessly.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
JMIXS Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U) Replays Part 32 JMIX0606 2017-05-28 | Here are a collection of some of my saved replays. I played some randomly different Smashers from online wifi. The replay selector will tell you who I am as well as who my opponent is too before I actually start the replay up. Oh and I cut out the victory screen for my replays so they won't show. My favorite Character is Mario (Mario and Luigi) both, but I play with just about everybody. Hope u enjoy these.Message me if you wanna Smash online. Like, comment, and subscribe.
JMIXS Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U) Replays Part 31 JMIX0606 2017-05-28 | Here are a collection of some of my saved replays. I played some randomly different Smashers from online wifi. The replay selector will tell you who I am as well as who my opponent is too before I actually start the replay up. Oh and I cut out the victory screen for my replays so they won't show. My favorite Character is Mario (Mario and Luigi) both, but I play with just about everybody. Hope u enjoy these.Message me if you wanna Smash online. Like, comment, and subscribe.
JMIXS Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U) Replays Part 30 JMIX0606 2017-05-28 | Here are a collection of some of my saved replays. I played some randomly different Smashers from online wifi. The replay selector will tell you who I am as well as who my opponent is too before I actually start the replay up. Oh and I cut out the victory screen for my replays so they won't show. My favorite Character is Mario (Mario and Luigi) both, but I play with just about everybody. Hope u enjoy these.Message me if you wanna Smash online. Like, comment, and subscribe.
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U) Multiplayer Survival Mode-Auto Handicap Challenge 6 JMIX0606 2017-05-27 | Now I know what you're thinking. Sometimes it does get kind of boring to always win against offline CPUS and such nearly all the time. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me playing around with the "Auto-Handicap function" in the multiplayer options rule. And I really love this function that Sakurai put on here. With this function on here, the damage percentage is automatically adjusted match after match based on who won the match. And the more matches you win, the more your damage percentage at the start of the upcoming battles rises, which in turn makes your battles harder each time you win. You can ACTUALLY treat this multiplayer like playing "Survival Mode" where you try to win as many matches as you can until you at least lose ONCE. After that, it's normally game over, and then your high score of how far you got is recorded and such. That's how I wanted to treat Super Smash Bros too. I just made this video to prove a point that YOU can do it as many times as you want and you can customize your consecutive matches however you like and even mix up the rules each fight, kind of like the "Scarescraper Mode" in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon on the 3DS. For a big challenge, try turning on customs against your CPU opponents. TRY IT ALL! I highly recommend it! Watch how entertained you will be when you try this! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash and possibly even the previous Smash games too. I best recommend doing this either by yourself or doing this as a co-op in Team Battle if you have friends rather than do it vs each other. You can also pick 1 distant friend on your friend roster list and do it with them as well against the online level 9 CPUs.By doing this, you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. Plus you won't have to worry about getting bored quickly of winning against CPUs. Do it this way from now on. It's also a great way to train too.This here is just a random video I thought I would put out there. The features me playing as different characters along with the CPUS. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. If possible, let your Amiibos tag along with you too in consecutive Auto-Handicap battles in co-op Team Battle matches against the infinite spawning of the level 9 CPUs. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too. You can even do this endlessly.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U) Multiplayer Survival Mode-Auto Handicap Challenge 5 JMIX0606 2017-05-27 | Now I know what you're thinking. Sometimes it does get kind of boring to always win against offline CPUS and such nearly all the time. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me playing around with the "Auto-Handicap function" in the multiplayer options rule. And I really love this function that Sakurai put on here. With this function on here, the damage percentage is automatically adjusted match after match based on who won the match. And the more matches you win, the more your damage percentage at the start of the upcoming battles rises, which in turn makes your battles harder each time you win. You can ACTUALLY treat this multiplayer like playing "Survival Mode" where you try to win as many matches as you can until you at least lose ONCE. After that, it's normally game over, and then your high score of how far you got is recorded and such. That's how I wanted to treat Super Smash Bros too. I just made this video to prove a point that YOU can do it as many times as you want and you can customize your consecutive matches however you like and even mix up the rules each fight, kind of like the "Scarescraper Mode" in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon on the 3DS. For a big challenge, try turning on customs against your CPU opponents. TRY IT ALL! I highly recommend it! Watch how entertained you will be when you try this! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash and possibly even the previous Smash games too. I best recommend doing this either by yourself or doing this as a co-op in Team Battle if you have friends rather than do it vs each other. You can also pick 1 distant friend on your friend roster list and do it with them as well against the online level 9 CPUs.By doing this, you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. Plus you won't have to worry about getting bored quickly of winning against CPUs. Do it this way from now on. It's also a great way to train too.This here is just a random video I thought I would put out there. The features me playing as different characters along with the CPUS. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. If possible, let your Amiibos tag along with you too in consecutive Auto-Handicap battles in co-op Team Battle matches against the infinite spawning of the level 9 CPUs. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too. You can even do this endlessly.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U) Multiplayer Team Battle Challenge 2-20 Man Smash (10 vs 10) JMIX0606 2017-02-24 | Now I know what you're thinking. Sometimes it does get kind of boring to always win against offline CPUS and such nearly all the time. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me using the customs moves equipment function in the multiplayer options rule during the character select screen. And I really love this function that Sakurai put on here. With this function on here, you can choose to increase your attack power (in exchange for lowered defense), increase your defense (in exchange for lowered speed movement), or even increase your speed (in exchange for lowered attack power). After doing a lot of playing around in the custom moves section, I have learned that you CAN make your Team Battle fights against the level 9 CPUs much much tougher by increasing your speed. But by doing that, you cut your attack power down in exchange. By cutting all of my fighters attack power in half, the matches in Team Battle against level 9 cpus can actually be a lot tougher this time, which in turn makes your battles much much harder because it forces you to work TWICE as hard to defeat the CPU enemy. Here's a challenge for you. Try fighting all the level 9 cpus at their "Default" full strength while YOU choose the "speed" option in the character selection screen for you and all the rest of your cpu allies that YOU choose. It'll make it a little more balanced in some way depending on how you fight. Think of this as "Hard Mode." By doing it this way, I was actually able to turn this into a back to back consecutive Smash matches video. The score will be known throughout the beginning of each match during the countdown. First team to lose all their fighters loses the whole thing overall.I just made this video to prove a point that YOU can do it as many times as you want and you can customize your consecutive matches however you like and even mix up the rules each fight. TRY IT! I highly recommend it! Watch how entertained you will be when you try this! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash. I best recommend doing this either by yourself with CPU allies or doing this as a co-op in Team Battle with your friends. You can also pick 1 distant friend on your friend roster list and do it with them as well against the online level 9 CPUs ONLY if they have the same custom equipments as YOU do.By doing it this way you won't have to worry about getting bored quickly of winning against CPUs all the time and ACTUALLY challenge yourself. Do it this way from now on. It's also a great way to train too. Get like a name randomizer or like a flashcards app that'll randomly call out names for you and your opponents.This here is just a random video I thought I would put out there. The features me playing as different characters along with the CPUS. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. You can even do this endlessly.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U) Multiplayer Team Battle Challenge 1-48 Man Smash (24 vs 24) JMIX0606 2017-02-24 | Now I know what you're thinking. Sometimes it does get kind of boring to always win against offline CPUS and such nearly all the time. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me using the customs moves equipment function in the multiplayer options rule during the character select screen. And I really love this function that Sakurai put on here. With this function on here, you can choose to increase your attack power (in exchange for lowered defense), increase your defense (in exchange for lowered speed movement), or even increase your speed (in exchange for lowered attack power). After doing a lot of playing around in the custom moves section, I have learned that you CAN make your Team Battle fights against the level 9 CPUs much much tougher by increasing your speed. But by doing that, you cut your attack power down in exchange. By cutting all of my fighters attack power in half, the matches in Team Battle against level 9 cpus can actually be a lot tougher this time, which in turn makes your battles much much harder because it forces you to work TWICE as hard to defeat the CPU enemy. Here's a challenge for you. Try fighting all the level 9 cpus at their "Default" full strength while YOU choose the "speed" option in the character selection screen for you and all the rest of your cpu allies that YOU choose. It'll make it a little more balanced in some way depending on how you fight. Think of this as "Hard Mode." By doing it this way, I was actually able to turn this into a back to back consecutive Smash matches video. The score will be known throughout the beginning of each match during the countdown. First team to lose all their fighters loses the whole thing overall.I just made this video to prove a point that YOU can do it as many times as you want and you can customize your consecutive matches however you like and even mix up the rules each fight. TRY IT! I highly recommend it! Watch how entertained you will be when you try this! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash. I best recommend doing this either by yourself with CPU allies or doing this as a co-op in Team Battle with your friends. You can also pick 1 distant friend on your friend roster list and do it with them as well against the online level 9 CPUs ONLY if they have the same custom equipments as YOU do.By doing it this way you won't have to worry about getting bored quickly of winning against CPUs all the time and ACTUALLY challenge yourself. Do it this way from now on. It's also a great way to train too. Get like a name randomizer or like a flashcards app that'll randomly call out names for you and your opponents.This here is just a random video I thought I would put out there. The features me playing as different characters along with the CPUS. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. You can even do this endlessly.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U) Multiplayer Survival Mode-Auto Handicap Challenge 4 JMIX0606 2017-02-23 | Now I know what you're thinking. Sometimes it does get kind of boring to always win against offline CPUS and such nearly all the time. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me playing around with the "Auto-Handicap function" in the multiplayer options rule. And I really love this function that Sakurai put on here. With this function on here, the damage percentage is automatically adjusted match after match based on who won the match. And the more matches you win, the more your damage percentage at the start of the upcoming battles rises, which in turn makes your battles harder each time you win. You can ACTUALLY treat this multiplayer like playing "Survival Mode" where you try to win as many matches as you can until you at least lose ONCE. After that, it's normally game over, and then your high score of how far you got is recorded and such. That's how I wanted to treat Super Smash Bros too. I just made this video to prove a point that YOU can do it as many times as you want and you can customize your consecutive matches however you like and even mix up the rules each fight, kind of like the "Scarescraper Mode" in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon on the 3DS. For a big challenge, try turning on customs against your CPU opponents. TRY IT ALL! I highly recommend it! Watch how entertained you will be when you try this! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash and possibly even the previous Smash games too. I best recommend doing this either by yourself or doing this as a co-op in Team Battle if you have friends rather than do it vs each other. You can also pick 1 distant friend on your friend roster list and do it with them as well against the online level 9 CPUs.By doing this, you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. Plus you won't have to worry about getting bored quickly of winning against CPUs. Do it this way from now on. It's also a great way to train too.This here is just a random video I thought I would put out there. The features me playing as different characters along with the CPUS. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. If possible, let your Amiibos tag along with you too in consecutive Auto-Handicap battles in co-op Team Battle matches against the infinite spawning of the level 9 CPUs. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too. You can even do this endlessly.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Justin Mixon-Ice Skating for his second time EVER in his life JMIX0606 2017-01-05 | This is a little treat of mine personally from me to all who watch this. It's not a long video, but it will do for now. This is me Ice Skating for the second time EVER in my life. My spin is not that fast in this video, but I done the spin much faster than this before and turned quite a few heads. Shoutout to the employee watching guy for filming this mini clip for me. Years of rollerskating helped me grasped the balance really quickly and adjust to it.Like, comment, and subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U) Multiplayer Survival Mode-Auto Handicap Challenge 3 JMIX0606 2016-11-12 | Now I know what you're thinking. Sometimes it does get kind of boring to always win against offline CPUS and such nearly all the time. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me playing around with the "Auto-Handicap function" in the multiplayer options rule. And I really love this function that Sakurai put on here. With this function on here, the damage percentage is automatically adjusted match after match based on who won the match. And the more matches you win, the more your damage percentage at the start of the upcoming battles rises, which in turn makes your battles harder each time you win. You can ACTUALLY treat this multiplayer like playing "Survival Mode" where you try to win as many matches as you can until you at least lose ONCE. After that, it's normally game over, and then your high score of how far you got is recorded and such. That's how I wanted to treat Super Smash Bros too. I just made this video to prove a point that YOU can do it as many times as you want and you can customize your consecutive matches however you like and even mix up the rules each fight, kind of like the "Scarescraper Mode" in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon on the 3DS. For a big challenge, try turning on customs against your CPU opponents. TRY IT ALL! I highly recommend it! Watch how entertained you will be when you try this! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash and possibly even the previous Smash games too. I best recommend doing this either by yourself or doing this as a co-op in Team Battle if you have friends rather than do it vs each other. You can also pick 1 distant friend on your friend roster list and do it with them as well against the online level 9 CPUs.By doing this, you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. Plus you won't have to worry about getting bored quickly of winning against CPUs. Do it this way from now on. It's also a great way to train too.This here is just a random video I thought I would put out there. The features me playing as different characters along with the CPUS. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. If possible, let your Amiibos tag along with you too in consecutive Auto-Handicap battles in co-op Team Battle matches against the infinite spawning of the level 9 CPUs. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too. You can even do this endlessly.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U) Multiplayer Survival Mode-Auto Handicap Challenge 2 JMIX0606 2016-11-12 | Now I know what you're thinking. Sometimes it does get kind of boring to always win against offline CPUS and such nearly all the time. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me playing around with the "Auto-Handicap function" in the multiplayer options rule. And I really love this function that Sakurai put on here. With this function on here, the damage percentage is automatically adjusted match after match based on who won the match. And the more matches you win, the more your damage percentage at the start of the upcoming battles rises, which in turn makes your battles harder each time you win. You can ACTUALLY treat this multiplayer like playing "Survival Mode" where you try to win as many matches as you can until you at least lose ONCE. After that, it's normally game over, and then your high score of how far you got is recorded and such. That's how I wanted to treat Super Smash Bros too. I just made this video to prove a point that YOU can do it as many times as you want and you can customize your consecutive matches however you like and even mix up the rules each fight, kind of like the "Scarescraper Mode" in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon on the 3DS. For a big challenge, try turning on customs against your CPU opponents. TRY IT ALL! I highly recommend it! Watch how entertained you will be when you try this! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash and possibly even the previous Smash games too. I best recommend doing this either by yourself or doing this as a co-op in Team Battle if you have friends rather than do it vs each other. You can also pick 1 distant friend on your friend roster list and do it with them as well against the online level 9 CPUs.By doing this, you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. Plus you won't have to worry about getting bored quickly of winning against CPUs. Do it this way from now on. It's also a great way to train too.This here is just a random video I thought I would put out there. The features me playing as different characters along with the CPUS. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. If possible, let your Amiibos tag along with you too in consecutive Auto-Handicap battles in co-op Team Battle matches against the infinite spawning of the level 9 CPUs. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too. You can even do this endlessly.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U) Multiplayer Survival Mode-Auto Handicap Challenge 1 JMIX0606 2016-11-12 | Now I know what you're thinking. Sometimes it does get kind of boring to always win against offline CPUS and such nearly all the time. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me playing around with the "Auto-Handicap function" in the multiplayer options rule. And I really love this function that Sakurai put on here. With this function on here, the damage percentage is automatically adjusted match after match based on who won the match. And the more matches you win, the more your damage percentage at the start of the upcoming battles rises, which in turn makes your battles harder each time you win. You can ACTUALLY treat this multiplayer like playing "Survival Mode" where you try to win as many matches as you can until you at least lose ONCE. After that, it's normally game over, and then your high score of how far you got is recorded and such. That's how I wanted to treat Super Smash Bros too. I just made this video to prove a point that YOU can do it as many times as you want and you can customize your consecutive matches however you like and even mix up the rules each fight, kind of like the "Scarescraper Mode" in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon on the 3DS. For a big challenge, try turning on customs against your CPU opponents. TRY IT ALL! I highly recommend it! Watch how entertained you will be when you try this! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash and possibly even the previous Smash games too. I best recommend doing this either by yourself or doing this as a co-op in Team Battle if you have friends rather than do it vs each other. You can also pick 1 distant friend on your friend roster list and do it with them as well against the online level 9 CPUs.By doing this, you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. Plus you won't have to worry about getting bored quickly of winning against CPUs. Do it this way from now on. It's also a great way to train too.This here is just a random video I thought I would put out there. The features me playing as different characters along with the CPUS. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. If possible, let your Amiibos tag along with you too in consecutive Auto-Handicap battles in co-op Team Battle matches against the infinite spawning of the level 9 CPUs. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too. You can even do this endlessly.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
New Super Mario Bros U Christmas Special-All Christmas Levels (Frosted Glacier & Last World) JMIX0606 2016-11-04 | LOOK AT MY "JMIX'S Christmas Youtube Videos Playlist" on my main channel by clicking this link below:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEA5C0F6AF9C1A38D&feature=view_allYou shall see this video along with all of the other Christmas Related videos I selected on there. I did this for the month of December.I just wanted to snag just all of my videos of me playing on all the Christmas levels for the month of December. On this, I run through the levels. On my main youtube channel, I always change what videos will be featured and also the videos that show up in the top lists based off each month. Do be sure to checkout my "Christmas Playlist" to see all the other Christmas related videos I have.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U) Halloween Special-JMIXS OWN Custom Offline Regular Tourney Battles 11 JMIX0606 2016-10-01 | LOOK AT MY "JMIX'S Halloween Youtube Videos Playlist" on my main channel by clicking this link below:http://www.youtube.com/playlist?feature=edit_ok&list=PL1F33F8B9B9AA6AFE You shall see this video along with all of the other Halloween Related videos I selected on there. I did this for the month of October.Now I know what you're thinking. "There is NO offline Tournament/Tourney Mode for Smash 4 like it was for the Melee & Brawl days." Right? Right??? Is that what you're thinking? I too wish myself that it was. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me making up my OWN version of the offline "Regular Tourney Mode." I use only 1 thing for this. I use my "Microsoft Excel" program with the random number generator shuffling function on it to shuffle a lot of things including making my OWN Tournament brackets by using the cell functions and filling them in. I even pretend like I'm turning the offline multiplayer "Smash Room" into a "Tourney" room itself against both CPUs and my Amiibos. On this video, all 58 characters are participating in MY OWN offline bracket that I made. When making my own bracket, I can do whatever I want. Sakurai used to have 64 participants in his "Online" Regular Tourney bracket, but that eventually got scaled down to 32 people max because of waiting time problems and such. The video will tell you what "1 rule" I picked for this was.I just made this video to prove a point that even YOU can make your own tourney offline, if you have the right programs, with NO limits. You can try this with CPUs, Amiibos, and even your local friends you play with. You can even do this with Team Battle as well as up to 8 players too in either Free-For-All OR Teams. TRY IT! I highly recommend it! Get that 1 program I mentioned earlier and try it for yourself and watch how entertained you will be! Remember it's Microsoft Excel! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash!Tourney Mode is basically the mode where you pick "ANY 1 RULE." I repeat, "1 RULE ONLY," and make THAT your tournament for you and everybody to play. In the Regular Tourney, everybody MUST follow those same rules and play their match when it's their time in the bracket to play. In the end, the Champion will be declared. That's currently how the "online" version of this mode works. Only thing about the online version of "Tourney Mode" is that it's super limited and you can't even play "Team Battle" matches which is a super disappointment. Which is WHY I'm making my OWN custom offline tournament via the programs I use so I can share with people about this. Plus you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. CPUs & Amiibos have infinite patience and will always be down for whatever "1 rule" you pick and play with you in your made up offline Tourney Room.The features me playing as Mario along with the CPUS, but really mostly against my Amiibos. The CPUs are only those characters who don't have their own statue figure of them yet. It's only 3 of em. Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. Especially when you involve Amiibos. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too whereas in Online Tourney Mode, you DON'T get ANY rewards AT ALL! Now which sounds better to you? Online or Offline now? I actually love doing this a lot more than the actual online Tourney Mode itself. It's very satisfying. You can also play "Double Elimination Brackets" as well as "Best of Wins" with your own Regular Tourneys you create too. You can also play as 1 character in each of your regular Tourney fights if you want to as well. Doing it this way NEVER gets old.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U) Halloween Special-JMIXS OWN Custom Offline Community Tourney Battles 11 JMIX0606 2016-10-01 | LOOK AT MY "JMIX'S Halloween Youtube Videos Playlist" on my main channel by clicking this link below:http://www.youtube.com/playlist?feature=edit_ok&list=PL1F33F8B9B9AA6AFE You shall see this video along with all of the other Halloween Related videos I selected on there. I did this for the month of October.Now I know what you're thinking. "There is NO offline Tournament/Tourney Mode for Smash 4 like it was for the Melee & Brawl days." Right? Right??? Is that what you're thinking? I too wish myself that it was. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me making up my OWN version of the offline "Community Tourney Mode." I use 2 things for this. I use my "Tally Counter" to count the number of score points earned after battles. And I also use my "Microsoft Excel" program with the random number generator shuffling function on it to shuffle a lot of things including giving the CPUs/FPs a mind of their own about whether they're switching characters or not each battle. I even pretend like I'm turning the offline multiplayer "Smash Room" into a "Tourney" room itself against both CPUs and my Amiibos. On this video, we are all playing up to the score of 5 Wins. The video will tell you what "1 rule" I picked for this was. I just made this video to prove a point that even YOU can make your own tourney offline, if you have the right programs, with NO limits. You can try this with CPUs, Amiibos, and even your local friends you play with. You can even do this with Team Battle as well as up to 8 players too in either Free-For-All OR Teams. TRY IT! I highly recommend it! Get those 2 programs I mentioned earlier and try it for yourself and watch how entertained you will be! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash!Tourney Mode is basically the mode where you pick "ANY 1 RULE." I repeat, "1 RULE ONLY," and make THAT your tournament for you and everybody to play. In the Community Tourney, everybody MUST follow those same rules and play a continuous consecutive number of matches until the win condition is met and a Champion is declared. That's currently how the "online" version of this mode works. Only thing about the online version of "Tourney Mode" is that it's super limited and you can't even play "Team Battle" matches which is a super disappointment. Which is WHY I'm making my OWN custom offline tournament via the programs I use so I can share with people about this. Plus you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. CPUs & Amiibos have infinite patience and will always be down for whatever "1 rule" you pick and play with you in your made up offline Tourney Room.This here is just a random video I thought I would put out there. The features me playing as different characters along with the CPUS, but really mostly against my Amiibos. The CPUs are only those characters who don't have their own statue figure of them yet. It's only 3 of em. Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. Especially when you involve Amiibos. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too whereas in Online Tourney Mode, you DON'T get ANY rewards AT ALL! Now which sounds better to you? Online or Offline now? I actually love doing this a lot more than the actual online Tourney Mode itself. It's very satisfying. You can even do this endlessly.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
JMIXS Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U) Funny Moments Part 1 JMIX0606 2016-08-10 | On this video, I decided to include funny moments. These are many memorial moments of different funny matches in Smash 4 that I've played. These moments are bit and pieces of replays featuring me, my Amiibos, as well as different random people from online in either "With Anyone Mode" as well as "Tourney Mode" too. Fun fact. The Online mode "Tourney Mode" is actually my favorite place to hang at in the community area. I know you all have probably seen a lot of other peoples' funny moments, but I thought I would share mine. Hope you enjoy and get a laugh out of this lol. I know that this is a short video, but I plan to make the other parts even longer. This is just a little something to start things off.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
JMIXS Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U) Replays Part 29 JMIX0606 2016-08-10 | Oops! I just noticed that I messed up at the beginning of the video. It said, Part 28, when it should have said Part 29. Oh well.Here are a collection of some of my saved replays. I played some randomly different Smashers from online wifi. The replay selector will tell you who I am as well as who my opponent is too before I actually start the replay up. Oh and I cut out the victory screen for my replays so they won't show. My favorite Character is Mario (Mario and Luigi) both, but I play with just about everybody. Hope u enjoy these.Message me if you wanna Smash online. Like, comment, and subscribe.
JMIXS Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U) Replays Part 28 JMIX0606 2016-08-10 | Here are a collection of some of my saved replays. I played some randomly different Smashers from online wifi. The replay selector will tell you who I am as well as who my opponent is too before I actually start the replay up. Oh and I cut out the victory screen for my replays so they won't show. My favorite Character is Mario (Mario and Luigi) both, but I play with just about everybody. Hope u enjoy these.Message me if you wanna Smash online. Like, comment, and subscribe.
JMIXS Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U) Replays Part 26 JMIX0606 2016-08-10 | Here are a collection of some of my saved replays. I played some randomly different Smashers from online wifi. The replay selector will tell you who I am as well as who my opponent is too before I actually start the replay up. Oh and I cut out the victory screen for my replays so they won't show. My favorite Character is Mario (Mario and Luigi) both, but I play with just about everybody. Hope u enjoy these.Message me if you wanna Smash online. Like, comment, and subscribe.
JMIXS Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U) Replays Part 27 JMIX0606 2016-08-10 | Here are a collection of some of my saved replays. I played some randomly different Smashers from online wifi. The replay selector will tell you who I am as well as who my opponent is too before I actually start the replay up. Oh and I cut out the victory screen for my replays so they won't show. My favorite Character is Mario (Mario and Luigi) both, but I play with just about everybody. Hope u enjoy these.Message me if you wanna Smash online. Like, comment, and subscribe.
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)-JMIXS OWN Custom Offline Regular Tourney Mode Battles 10 JMIX0606 2016-06-26 | Now I know what you're thinking. "There is NO offline Tournament/Tourney Mode for Smash 4 like it was for the Melee & Brawl days." Right? Right??? Is that what you're thinking? I too wish myself that it was. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me making up my OWN version of the offline "Regular Tourney Mode." I use only 1 thing for this. I use my "Microsoft Excel" program with the random number generator shuffling function on it to shuffle a lot of things including making my OWN Tournament brackets by using the cell functions and filling them in. I even pretend like I'm turning the offline multiplayer "Smash Room" into a "Tourney" room itself against both CPUs and my Amiibos. On this video, 28 characters are participating in MY OWN offline bracket that I made. When making my own bracket, I can do whatever I want. Sakurai used to have 64 participants in his "Online" Regular Tourney bracket, but that eventually got scaled down to 32 people max because of waiting time problems and such. The video will tell you what "1 rule" I picked for this was.I just made this video to prove a point that even YOU can make your own tourney offline, if you have the right programs, with NO limits. You can try this with CPUs, Amiibos, and even your local friends you play with. You can even do this with Team Battle as well as up to 8 players too in either Free-For-All OR Teams. TRY IT! I highly recommend it! Get that 1 program I mentioned earlier and try it for yourself and watch how entertained you will be! Remember it's Microsoft Excel! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash!Tourney Mode is basically the mode where you pick "ANY 1 RULE." I repeat, "1 RULE ONLY," and make THAT your tournament for you and everybody to play. In the Regular Tourney, everybody MUST follow those same rules and play their match when it's their time in the bracket to play. In the end, the Champion will be declared. That's currently how the "online" version of this mode works. Only thing about the online version of "Tourney Mode" is that it's super limited and you can't even play "Team Battle" matches which is a super disappointment. Which is WHY I'm making my OWN custom offline tournament via the programs I use so I can share with people about this. Plus you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. CPUs & Amiibos have infinite patience and will always be down for whatever "1 rule" you pick and play with you in your made up offline Tourney Room.The features me playing as Kirby along with the CPUS, but really mostly against my Amiibos. The CPUs are only those characters who don't have their own statue figure of them yet. It's only 3 of em. Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. Especially when you involve Amiibos. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too whereas in Online Tourney Mode, you DON'T get ANY rewards AT ALL! Now which sounds better to you? Online or Offline now? I actually love doing this a lot more than the actual online Tourney Mode itself. It's very satisfying. You can also play "Double Elimination Brackets" as well as "Best of Wins" with your own Regular Tourneys you create too. You can also play as 1 character in each of your regular Tourney fights if you want to as well. Doing it this way NEVER gets old.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)-JMIXS OWN Custom Offline Community Tourney Mode Battles 10 JMIX0606 2016-06-26 | Now I know what you're thinking. "There is NO offline Tournament/Tourney Mode for Smash 4 like it was for the Melee & Brawl days." Right? Right??? Is that what you're thinking? I too wish myself that it was. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me making up my OWN version of the offline "Community Tourney Mode." I use 2 things for this. I use my "Tally Counter" to count the number of score points earned after battles. And I also use my "Microsoft Excel" program with the random number generator shuffling function on it to shuffle a lot of things including giving the CPUs/FPs a mind of their own about whether they're switching characters or not each battle. I even pretend like I'm turning the offline multiplayer "Smash Room" into a "Tourney" room itself against both CPUs and my Amiibos. On this video, we are all playing up to the score of 60 points. The video will tell you what "1 rule" I picked for this was. I just made this video to prove a point that even YOU can make your own tourney offline, if you have the right programs, with NO limits. You can try this with CPUs, Amiibos, and even your local friends you play with. You can even do this with Team Battle as well as up to 8 players too in either Free-For-All OR Teams. TRY IT! I highly recommend it! Get those 2 programs I mentioned earlier and try it for yourself and watch how entertained you will be! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash!Tourney Mode is basically the mode where you pick "ANY 1 RULE." I repeat, "1 RULE ONLY," and make THAT your tournament for you and everybody to play. In the Community Tourney, everybody MUST follow those same rules and play a continuous consecutive number of matches until the win condition is met and a Champion is declared. That's currently how the "online" version of this mode works. Only thing about the online version of "Tourney Mode" is that it's super limited and you can't even play "Team Battle" matches which is a super disappointment. Which is WHY I'm making my OWN custom offline tournament via the programs I use so I can share with people about this. Plus you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. CPUs & Amiibos have infinite patience and will always be down for whatever "1 rule" you pick and play with you in your made up offline Tourney Room.This here is just a random video I thought I would put out there. The features me playing as different characters along with the CPUS, but really mostly against my Amiibos. The CPUs are only those characters who don't have their own statue figure of them yet. It's only 3 of em. Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. Especially when you involve Amiibos. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too whereas in Online Tourney Mode, you DON'T get ANY rewards AT ALL! Now which sounds better to you? Online or Offline now? I actually love doing this a lot more than the actual online Tourney Mode itself. It's very satisfying. You can even do this endlessly.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)-JMIXS OWN Custom Offline Regular Tourney Mode Battles 9 JMIX0606 2016-06-24 | Now I know what you're thinking. "There is NO offline Tournament/Tourney Mode for Smash 4 like it was for the Melee & Brawl days." Right? Right??? Is that what you're thinking? I too wish myself that it was. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me making up my OWN version of the offline "Regular Tourney Mode." I use only 1 thing for this. I use my "Microsoft Excel" program with the random number generator shuffling function on it to shuffle a lot of things including making my OWN Tournament brackets by using the cell functions and filling them in. I even pretend like I'm turning the offline multiplayer "Smash Room" into a "Tourney" room itself against both CPUs and my Amiibos. On this video, 42 characters are participating in MY OWN offline bracket that I made. When making my own bracket, I can do whatever I want. Sakurai used to have 64 participants in his "Online" Regular Tourney bracket, but that eventually got scaled down to 32 people max because of waiting time problems and such. The video will tell you what "1 rule" I picked for this was.I just made this video to prove a point that even YOU can make your own tourney offline, if you have the right programs, with NO limits. You can try this with CPUs, Amiibos, and even your local friends you play with. You can even do this with Team Battle as well as up to 8 players too in either Free-For-All OR Teams. TRY IT! I highly recommend it! Get that 1 program I mentioned earlier and try it for yourself and watch how entertained you will be! Remember it's Microsoft Excel! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash!Tourney Mode is basically the mode where you pick "ANY 1 RULE." I repeat, "1 RULE ONLY," and make THAT your tournament for you and everybody to play. In the Regular Tourney, everybody MUST follow those same rules and play their match when it's their time in the bracket to play. In the end, the Champion will be declared. That's currently how the "online" version of this mode works. Only thing about the online version of "Tourney Mode" is that it's super limited and you can't even play "Team Battle" matches which is a super disappointment. Which is WHY I'm making my OWN custom offline tournament via the programs I use so I can share with people about this. Plus you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. CPUs & Amiibos have infinite patience and will always be down for whatever "1 rule" you pick and play with you in your made up offline Tourney Room.The features me playing as Ganondorf along with the CPUS, but really mostly against my Amiibos. The CPUs are only those characters who don't have their own statue figure of them yet. It's only 3 of em. Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. Especially when you involve Amiibos. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too whereas in Online Tourney Mode, you DON'T get ANY rewards AT ALL! Now which sounds better to you? Online or Offline now? I actually love doing this a lot more than the actual online Tourney Mode itself. It's very satisfying. You can also play "Double Elimination Brackets" as well as "Best of Wins" with your own Regular Tourneys you create too. You can also play as 1 character in each of your regular Tourney fights if you want to as well. Doing it this way NEVER gets old.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)-JMIXS OWN Custom Offline Community Tourney Mode Battles 9 JMIX0606 2016-06-24 | Now I know what you're thinking. "There is NO offline Tournament/Tourney Mode for Smash 4 like it was for the Melee & Brawl days." Right? Right??? Is that what you're thinking? I too wish myself that it was. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me making up my OWN version of the offline "Community Tourney Mode." I use 2 things for this. I use my "Tally Counter" to count the number of score points earned after battles. And I also use my "Microsoft Excel" program with the random number generator shuffling function on it to shuffle a lot of things including giving the CPUs/FPs a mind of their own about whether they're switching characters or not each battle. I even pretend like I'm turning the offline multiplayer "Smash Room" into a "Tourney" room itself against both CPUs and my Amiibos. On this video, we are all playing up to the score of 40 points. The video will tell you what "1 rule" I picked for this was. I just made this video to prove a point that even YOU can make your own tourney offline, if you have the right programs, with NO limits. You can try this with CPUs, Amiibos, and even your local friends you play with. You can even do this with Team Battle as well as up to 8 players too in either Free-For-All OR Teams. TRY IT! I highly recommend it! Get those 2 programs I mentioned earlier and try it for yourself and watch how entertained you will be! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash!Tourney Mode is basically the mode where you pick "ANY 1 RULE." I repeat, "1 RULE ONLY," and make THAT your tournament for you and everybody to play. In the Community Tourney, everybody MUST follow those same rules and play a continuous consecutive number of matches until the win condition is met and a Champion is declared. That's currently how the "online" version of this mode works. Only thing about the online version of "Tourney Mode" is that it's super limited and you can't even play "Team Battle" matches which is a super disappointment. Which is WHY I'm making my OWN custom offline tournament via the programs I use so I can share with people about this. Plus you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. CPUs & Amiibos have infinite patience and will always be down for whatever "1 rule" you pick and play with you in your made up offline Tourney Room.This here is just a random video I thought I would put out there. The features me playing as different characters along with the CPUS, but really mostly against my Amiibos. The CPUs are only those characters who don't have their own statue figure of them yet. It's only 3 of em. Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. Especially when you involve Amiibos. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too whereas in Online Tourney Mode, you DON'T get ANY rewards AT ALL! Now which sounds better to you? Online or Offline now? I actually love doing this a lot more than the actual online Tourney Mode itself. It's very satisfying. You can even do this endlessly.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)-JMIXS OWN Custom Offline Regular Tourney Mode Battles 8 JMIX0606 2016-06-23 | Now I know what you're thinking. "There is NO offline Tournament/Tourney Mode for Smash 4 like it was for the Melee & Brawl days." Right? Right??? Is that what you're thinking? I too wish myself that it was. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me making up my OWN version of the offline "Regular Tourney Mode." I use only 1 thing for this. I use my "Microsoft Excel" program with the random number generator shuffling function on it to shuffle a lot of things including making my OWN Tournament brackets by using the cell functions and filling them in. I even pretend like I'm turning the offline multiplayer "Smash Room" into a "Tourney" room itself against both CPUs and my Amiibos. On this video, 42 characters are participating in MY OWN offline bracket that I made. When making my own bracket, I can do whatever I want. Sakurai used to have 64 participants in his "Online" Regular Tourney bracket, but that eventually got scaled down to 32 people max because of waiting time problems and such. The video will tell you what "1 rule" I picked for this was.I just made this video to prove a point that even YOU can make your own tourney offline, if you have the right programs, with NO limits. You can try this with CPUs, Amiibos, and even your local friends you play with. You can even do this with Team Battle as well as up to 8 players too in either Free-For-All OR Teams. TRY IT! I highly recommend it! Get that 1 program I mentioned earlier and try it for yourself and watch how entertained you will be! Remember it's Microsoft Excel! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash!Tourney Mode is basically the mode where you pick "ANY 1 RULE." I repeat, "1 RULE ONLY," and make THAT your tournament for you and everybody to play. In the Regular Tourney, everybody MUST follow those same rules and play their match when it's their time in the bracket to play. In the end, the Champion will be declared. That's currently how the "online" version of this mode works. Only thing about the online version of "Tourney Mode" is that it's super limited and you can't even play "Team Battle" matches which is a super disappointment. Which is WHY I'm making my OWN custom offline tournament via the programs I use so I can share with people about this. Plus you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. CPUs & Amiibos have infinite patience and will always be down for whatever "1 rule" you pick and play with you in your made up offline Tourney Room.The features me playing as Donkey Kong along with the CPUS, but really mostly against my Amiibos. The CPUs are only those characters who don't have their own statue figure of them yet. It's only 3 of em. Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. Especially when you involve Amiibos. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too whereas in Online Tourney Mode, you DON'T get ANY rewards AT ALL! Now which sounds better to you? Online or Offline now? I actually love doing this a lot more than the actual online Tourney Mode itself. It's very satisfying. You can also play "Double Elimination Brackets" as well as "Best of Wins" with your own Regular Tourneys you create too. You can also play as 1 character in each of your regular Tourney fights if you want to as well. Doing it this way NEVER gets old.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)-JMIXS OWN Custom Offline Community Tourney Mode Battles 8 JMIX0606 2016-06-23 | Now I know what you're thinking. "There is NO offline Tournament/Tourney Mode for Smash 4 like it was for the Melee & Brawl days." Right? Right??? Is that what you're thinking? I too wish myself that it was. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me making up my OWN version of the offline "Community Tourney Mode." I use 2 things for this. I use my "Tally Counter" to count the number of score points earned after battles. And I also use my "Microsoft Excel" program with the random number generator shuffling function on it to shuffle a lot of things including giving the CPUs/FPs a mind of their own about whether they're switching characters or not each battle. I even pretend like I'm turning the offline multiplayer "Smash Room" into a "Tourney" room itself against both CPUs and my Amiibos. On this video, we are all playing up to the score of 90 points. The video will tell you what "1 rule" I picked for this was. I just made this video to prove a point that even YOU can make your own tourney offline, if you have the right programs, with NO limits. You can try this with CPUs, Amiibos, and even your local friends you play with. You can even do this with Team Battle as well as up to 8 players too in either Free-For-All OR Teams. TRY IT! I highly recommend it! Get those 2 programs I mentioned earlier and try it for yourself and watch how entertained you will be! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash!Tourney Mode is basically the mode where you pick "ANY 1 RULE." I repeat, "1 RULE ONLY," and make THAT your tournament for you and everybody to play. In the Community Tourney, everybody MUST follow those same rules and play a continuous consecutive number of matches until the win condition is met and a Champion is declared. That's currently how the "online" version of this mode works. Only thing about the online version of "Tourney Mode" is that it's super limited and you can't even play "Team Battle" matches which is a super disappointment. Which is WHY I'm making my OWN custom offline tournament via the programs I use so I can share with people about this. Plus you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. CPUs & Amiibos have infinite patience and will always be down for whatever "1 rule" you pick and play with you in your made up offline Tourney Room.This here is just a random video I thought I would put out there. The features me playing as different characters along with the CPUS, but really mostly against my Amiibos. The CPUs are only those characters who don't have their own statue figure of them yet. It's only 3 of em. Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. Especially when you involve Amiibos. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too whereas in Online Tourney Mode, you DON'T get ANY rewards AT ALL! Now which sounds better to you? Online or Offline now? I actually love doing this a lot more than the actual online Tourney Mode itself. It's very satisfying. You can even do this endlessly.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)-JMIXS OWN Custom Offline Regular Tourney Mode Battles 7 JMIX0606 2016-06-20 | Now I know what you're thinking. "There is NO offline Tournament/Tourney Mode for Smash 4 like it was for the Melee & Brawl days." Right? Right??? Is that what you're thinking? I too wish myself that it was. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me making up my OWN version of the offline "Regular Tourney Mode." I use only 1 thing for this. I use my "Microsoft Excel" program with the random number generator shuffling function on it to shuffle a lot of things including making my OWN Tournament brackets by using the cell functions and filling them in. I even pretend like I'm turning the offline multiplayer "Smash Room" into a "Tourney" room itself against both CPUs and my Amiibos. On this video, 48 characters are participating in MY OWN offline bracket that I made. When making my own bracket, I can do whatever I want. Sakurai used to have 64 participants in his "Online" Regular Tourney bracket, but that eventually got scaled down to 32 people max because of waiting time problems and such. The video will tell you what "1 rule" I picked for this was.I just made this video to prove a point that even YOU can make your own tourney offline, if you have the right programs, with NO limits. You can try this with CPUs, Amiibos, and even your local friends you play with. You can even do this with Team Battle as well as up to 8 players too in either Free-For-All OR Teams. TRY IT! I highly recommend it! Get that 1 program I mentioned earlier and try it for yourself and watch how entertained you will be! Remember it's Microsoft Excel! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash!Tourney Mode is basically the mode where you pick "ANY 1 RULE." I repeat, "1 RULE ONLY," and make THAT your tournament for you and everybody to play. In the Regular Tourney, everybody MUST follow those same rules and play their match when it's their time in the bracket to play. In the end, the Champion will be declared. That's currently how the "online" version of this mode works. Only thing about the online version of "Tourney Mode" is that it's super limited and you can't even play "Team Battle" matches which is a super disappointment. Which is WHY I'm making my OWN custom offline tournament via the programs I use so I can share with people about this. Plus you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. CPUs & Amiibos have infinite patience and will always be down for whatever "1 rule" you pick and play with you in your made up offline Tourney Room.The features me playing as Samus along with the CPUS, but really mostly against my Amiibos. The CPUs are only those characters who don't have their own statue figure of them yet. It's only 3 of em. Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. Especially when you involve Amiibos. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too whereas in Online Tourney Mode, you DON'T get ANY rewards AT ALL! Now which sounds better to you? Online or Offline now? I actually love doing this a lot more than the actual online Tourney Mode itself. It's very satisfying. You can also play "Double Elimination Brackets" as well as "Best of Wins" with your own Regular Tourneys you create too. You can also play as 1 character in each of your regular Tourney fights if you want to as well. Doing it this way NEVER gets old.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)-JMIXS OWN Custom Offline Community Tourney Mode Battles 7 JMIX0606 2016-06-20 | Now I know what you're thinking. "There is NO offline Tournament/Tourney Mode for Smash 4 like it was for the Melee & Brawl days." Right? Right??? Is that what you're thinking? I too wish myself that it was. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me making up my OWN version of the offline "Community Tourney Mode." I use 2 things for this. I use my "Tally Counter" to count the number of score points earned after battles. And I also use my "Microsoft Excel" program with the random number generator shuffling function on it to shuffle a lot of things including giving the CPUs/FPs a mind of their own about whether they're switching characters or not each battle. I even pretend like I'm turning the offline multiplayer "Smash Room" into a "Tourney" room itself against both CPUs and my Amiibos. On this video, we are all playing up to the score of 5 wins. The video will tell you what "1 rule" I picked for this was. I just made this video to prove a point that even YOU can make your own tourney offline, if you have the right programs, with NO limits. You can try this with CPUs, Amiibos, and even your local friends you play with. You can even do this with Team Battle as well as up to 8 players too in either Free-For-All OR Teams. TRY IT! I highly recommend it! Get those 2 programs I mentioned earlier and try it for yourself and watch how entertained you will be! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash!Tourney Mode is basically the mode where you pick "ANY 1 RULE." I repeat, "1 RULE ONLY," and make THAT your tournament for you and everybody to play. In the Community Tourney, everybody MUST follow those same rules and play a continuous consecutive number of matches until the win condition is met and a Champion is declared. That's currently how the "online" version of this mode works. Only thing about the online version of "Tourney Mode" is that it's super limited and you can't even play "Team Battle" matches which is a super disappointment. Which is WHY I'm making my OWN custom offline tournament via the programs I use so I can share with people about this. Plus you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. CPUs & Amiibos have infinite patience and will always be down for whatever "1 rule" you pick and play with you in your made up offline Tourney Room.This here is just a random video I thought I would put out there. The features me playing as different characters along with the CPUS, but really mostly against my Amiibos. The CPUs are only those characters who don't have their own statue figure of them yet. It's only 3 of em. Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. Especially when you involve Amiibos. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too whereas in Online Tourney Mode, you DON'T get ANY rewards AT ALL! Now which sounds better to you? Online or Offline now? I actually love doing this a lot more than the actual online Tourney Mode itself. It's very satisfying. You can even do this endlessly.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)-JMIXS OWN Custom Offline Regular Tourney Mode Battles 6 JMIX0606 2016-06-18 | Now I know what you're thinking. "There is NO offline Tournament/Tourney Mode for Smash 4 like it was for the Melee & Brawl days." Right? Right??? Is that what you're thinking? I too wish myself that it was. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me making up my OWN version of the offline "Regular Tourney Mode." I use only 1 thing for this. I use my "Microsoft Excel" program with the random number generator shuffling function on it to shuffle a lot of things including making my OWN Tournament brackets by using the cell functions and filling them in. I even pretend like I'm turning the offline multiplayer "Smash Room" into a "Tourney" room itself against both CPUs and my Amiibos. On this video, 28 characters are participating in MY OWN offline bracket that I made. When making my own bracket, I can do whatever I want. Sakurai used to have 64 participants in his "Online" Regular Tourney bracket, but that eventually got scaled down to 32 people max because of waiting time problems and such. The video will tell you what "1 rule" I picked for this was.I just made this video to prove a point that even YOU can make your own tourney offline, if you have the right programs, with NO limits. You can try this with CPUs, Amiibos, and even your local friends you play with. You can even do this with Team Battle as well as up to 8 players too in either Free-For-All OR Teams. TRY IT! I highly recommend it! Get that 1 program I mentioned earlier and try it for yourself and watch how entertained you will be! Remember it's Microsoft Excel! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash!Tourney Mode is basically the mode where you pick "ANY 1 RULE." I repeat, "1 RULE ONLY," and make THAT your tournament for you and everybody to play. In the Regular Tourney, everybody MUST follow those same rules and play their match when it's their time in the bracket to play. In the end, the Champion will be declared. That's currently how the "online" version of this mode works. Only thing about the online version of "Tourney Mode" is that it's super limited and you can't even play "Team Battle" matches which is a super disappointment. Which is WHY I'm making my OWN custom offline tournament via the programs I use so I can share with people about this. Plus you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. CPUs & Amiibos have infinite patience and will always be down for whatever "1 rule" you pick and play with you in your made up offline Tourney Room.The features me playing as Little Mac along with the CPUS, but really mostly against my Amiibos. The CPUs are only those characters who don't have their own statue figure of them yet. It's only 3 of em. Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. Especially when you involve Amiibos. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too whereas in Online Tourney Mode, you DON'T get ANY rewards AT ALL! Now which sounds better to you? Online or Offline now? I actually love doing this a lot more than the actual online Tourney Mode itself. It's very satisfying. You can also play "Double Elimination Brackets" as well as "Best of Wins" with your own Regular Tourneys you create too. You can also play as 1 character in each of your regular Tourney fights if you want to as well. Doing it this way NEVER gets old.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)-JMIXS OWN Custom Offline Community Tourney Mode Battles 6 JMIX0606 2016-06-18 | Now I know what you're thinking. "There is NO offline Tournament/Tourney Mode for Smash 4 like it was for the Melee & Brawl days." Right? Right??? Is that what you're thinking? I too wish myself that it was. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me making up my OWN version of the offline "Community Tourney Mode." I use 2 things for this. I use my "Tally Counter" to count the number of score points earned after battles. And I also use my "Microsoft Excel" program with the random number generator shuffling function on it to shuffle a lot of things including giving the CPUs/FPs a mind of their own about whether they're switching characters or not each battle. I even pretend like I'm turning the offline multiplayer "Smash Room" into a "Tourney" room itself against both CPUs and my Amiibos. On this video, we are all playing up to the score of 5 wins. The video will tell you what "1 rule" I picked for this was. I just made this video to prove a point that even YOU can make your own tourney offline, if you have the right programs, with NO limits. You can try this with CPUs, Amiibos, and even your local friends you play with. You can even do this with Team Battle as well as up to 8 players too in either Free-For-All OR Teams. TRY IT! I highly recommend it! Get those 2 programs I mentioned earlier and try it for yourself and watch how entertained you will be! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash!Tourney Mode is basically the mode where you pick "ANY 1 RULE." I repeat, "1 RULE ONLY," and make THAT your tournament for you and everybody to play. In the Community Tourney, everybody MUST follow those same rules and play a continuous consecutive number of matches until the win condition is met and a Champion is declared. That's currently how the "online" version of this mode works. Only thing about the online version of "Tourney Mode" is that it's super limited and you can't even play "Team Battle" matches which is a super disappointment. Which is WHY I'm making my OWN custom offline tournament via the programs I use so I can share with people about this. Plus you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. CPUs & Amiibos have infinite patience and will always be down for whatever "1 rule" you pick and play with you in your made up offline Tourney Room.This here is just a random video I thought I would put out there. The features me playing as different characters along with the CPUS, but really mostly against my Amiibos. The CPUs are only those characters who don't have their own statue figure of them yet. It's only 3 of em. Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. Especially when you involve Amiibos. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too whereas in Online Tourney Mode, you DON'T get ANY rewards AT ALL! Now which sounds better to you? Online or Offline now? I actually love doing this a lot more than the actual online Tourney Mode itself. It's very satisfying. You can even do this endlessly.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)-JMIXS OWN Custom Offline Regular Tourney Mode Battles 5 JMIX0606 2016-06-16 | Now I know what you're thinking. "There is NO offline Tournament/Tourney Mode for Smash 4 like it was for the Melee & Brawl days." Right? Right??? Is that what you're thinking? I too wish myself that it was. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me making up my OWN version of the offline "Regular Tourney Mode." I use only 1 thing for this. I use my "Microsoft Excel" program with the random number generator shuffling function on it to shuffle a lot of things including making my OWN Tournament brackets by using the cell functions and filling them in. I even pretend like I'm turning the offline multiplayer "Smash Room" into a "Tourney" room itself against both CPUs and my Amiibos. On this video, 32 characters are participating in MY OWN offline bracket that I made. When making my own bracket, I can do whatever I want. Sakurai used to have 64 participants in his "Online" Regular Tourney bracket, but that eventually got scaled down to 32 people max because of waiting time problems and such. The video will tell you what "1 rule" I picked for this was.I just made this video to prove a point that even YOU can make your own tourney offline, if you have the right programs, with NO limits. You can try this with CPUs, Amiibos, and even your local friends you play with. You can even do this with Team Battle as well as up to 8 players too in either Free-For-All OR Teams. TRY IT! I highly recommend it! Get that 1 program I mentioned earlier and try it for yourself and watch how entertained you will be! Remember it's Microsoft Excel! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash!Tourney Mode is basically the mode where you pick "ANY 1 RULE." I repeat, "1 RULE ONLY," and make THAT your tournament for you and everybody to play. In the Regular Tourney, everybody MUST follow those same rules and play their match when it's their time in the bracket to play. In the end, the Champion will be declared. That's currently how the "online" version of this mode works. Only thing about the online version of "Tourney Mode" is that it's super limited and you can't even play "Team Battle" matches which is a super disappointment. Which is WHY I'm making my OWN custom offline tournament via the programs I use so I can share with people about this. Plus you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. CPUs & Amiibos have infinite patience and will always be down for whatever "1 rule" you pick and play with you in your made up offline Tourney Room.The features me playing as Ryu along with the CPUS, but really mostly against my Amiibos. The CPUs are only those characters who don't have their own statue figure of them yet. It's only 3 of em. Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. Especially when you involve Amiibos. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too whereas in Online Tourney Mode, you DON'T get ANY rewards AT ALL! Now which sounds better to you? Online or Offline now? I actually love doing this a lot more than the actual online Tourney Mode itself. It's very satisfying. You can also play "Double Elimination Brackets" as well as "Best of Wins" with your own Regular Tourneys you create too. You can also play as 1 character in each of your regular Tourney fights if you want to as well. Doing it this way NEVER gets old.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)-JMIXS OWN Custom Offline Community Tourney Mode Battles 5 JMIX0606 2016-06-16 | Now I know what you're thinking. "There is NO offline Tournament/Tourney Mode for Smash 4 like it was for the Melee & Brawl days." Right? Right??? Is that what you're thinking? I too wish myself that it was. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me making up my OWN version of the offline "Community Tourney Mode." I use 2 things for this. I use my "Tally Counter" to count the number of score points earned after battles. And I also use my "Microsoft Excel" program with the random number generator shuffling function on it to shuffle a lot of things including giving the CPUs/FPs a mind of their own about whether they're switching characters or not each battle. I even pretend like I'm turning the offline multiplayer "Smash Room" into a "Tourney" room itself against both CPUs and my Amiibos. On this video, we are all playing up to the score of 5 wins. The video will tell you what "1 rule" I picked for this was. I just made this video to prove a point that even YOU can make your own tourney offline, if you have the right programs, with NO limits. You can try this with CPUs, Amiibos, and even your local friends you play with. You can even do this with Team Battle as well as up to 8 players too in either Free-For-All OR Teams. TRY IT! I highly recommend it! Get those 2 programs I mentioned earlier and try it for yourself and watch how entertained you will be! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash!Tourney Mode is basically the mode where you pick "ANY 1 RULE." I repeat, "1 RULE ONLY," and make THAT your tournament for you and everybody to play. In the Community Tourney, everybody MUST follow those same rules and play a continuous consecutive number of matches until the win condition is met and a Champion is declared. That's currently how the "online" version of this mode works. Only thing about the online version of "Tourney Mode" is that it's super limited and you can't even play "Team Battle" matches which is a super disappointment. Which is WHY I'm making my OWN custom offline tournament via the programs I use so I can share with people about this. Plus you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. CPUs & Amiibos have infinite patience and will always be down for whatever "1 rule" you pick and play with you in your made up offline Tourney Room.This here is just a random video I thought I would put out there. The features me playing as different characters along with the CPUS, but really mostly against my Amiibos. The CPUs are only those characters who don't have their own statue figure of them yet. It's only 3 of em. Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. Especially when you involve Amiibos. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too whereas in Online Tourney Mode, you DON'T get ANY rewards AT ALL! Now which sounds better to you? Online or Offline now? I actually love doing this a lot more than the actual online Tourney Mode itself. It's very satisfying. You can even do this endlessly.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)-JMIXS OWN Custom Offline Regular Tourney Mode Battles 4 JMIX0606 2016-06-14 | Now I know what you're thinking. "There is NO offline Tournament/Tourney Mode for Smash 4 like it was for the Melee & Brawl days." Right? Right??? Is that what you're thinking? I too wish myself that it was. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me making up my OWN version of the offline "Regular Tourney Mode." I use only 1 thing for this. I use my "Microsoft Excel" program with the random number generator shuffling function on it to shuffle a lot of things including making my OWN Tournament brackets by using the cell functions and filling them in. I even pretend like I'm turning the offline multiplayer "Smash Room" into a "Tourney" room itself against both CPUs and my Amiibos. On this video, 24 characters are participating in MY OWN offline bracket that I made. When making my own bracket, I can do whatever I want. Sakurai used to have 64 participants in his "Online" Regular Tourney bracket, but that eventually got scaled down to 32 people max because of waiting time problems and such. The video will tell you what "1 rule" I picked for this was.I just made this video to prove a point that even YOU can make your own tourney offline, if you have the right programs, with NO limits. You can try this with CPUs, Amiibos, and even your local friends you play with. You can even do this with Team Battle as well as up to 8 players too in either Free-For-All OR Teams. TRY IT! I highly recommend it! Get that 1 program I mentioned earlier and try it for yourself and watch how entertained you will be! Remember it's Microsoft Excel! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash!Tourney Mode is basically the mode where you pick "ANY 1 RULE." I repeat, "1 RULE ONLY," and make THAT your tournament for you and everybody to play. In the Regular Tourney, everybody MUST follow those same rules and play their match when it's their time in the bracket to play. In the end, the Champion will be declared. That's currently how the "online" version of this mode works. Only thing about the online version of "Tourney Mode" is that it's super limited and you can't even play "Team Battle" matches which is a super disappointment. Which is WHY I'm making my OWN custom offline tournament via the programs I use so I can share with people about this. Plus you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. CPUs & Amiibos have infinite patience and will always be down for whatever "1 rule" you pick and play with you in your made up offline Tourney Room.The features me playing as Captain Falcon along with the CPUS, but really mostly against my Amiibos. The CPUs are only those characters who don't have their own statue figure of them yet. It's only 3 of em. Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. Especially when you involve Amiibos. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too whereas in Online Tourney Mode, you DON'T get ANY rewards AT ALL! Now which sounds better to you? Online or Offline now? I actually love doing this a lot more than the actual online Tourney Mode itself. It's very satisfying. You can also play "Double Elimination Brackets" as well as "Best of Wins" with your own Regular Tourneys you create too. You can also play as 1 character in each of your regular Tourney fights if you want to as well. Doing it this way NEVER gets old.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)-JMIXS OWN Custom Offline Community Tourney Mode Battles 4 JMIX0606 2016-06-14 | Now I know what you're thinking. "There is NO offline Tournament/Tourney Mode for Smash 4 like it was for the Melee & Brawl days." Right? Right??? Is that what you're thinking? I too wish myself that it was. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me making up my OWN version of the offline "Community Tourney Mode." I use 2 things for this. I use my "Tally Counter" to count the number of score points earned after battles. And I also use my "Microsoft Excel" program with the random number generator shuffling function on it to shuffle a lot of things including giving the CPUs/FPs a mind of their own about whether they're switching characters or not each battle. I even pretend like I'm turning the offline multiplayer "Smash Room" into a "Tourney" room itself against both CPUs and my Amiibos. On this video, we are all playing up to the score of 5 wins. The video will tell you what "1 rule" I picked for this was. I just made this video to prove a point that even YOU can make your own tourney offline, if you have the right programs, with NO limits. You can try this with CPUs, Amiibos, and even your local friends you play with. You can even do this with Team Battle as well as up to 8 players too in either Free-For-All OR Teams. TRY IT! I highly recommend it! Get those 2 programs I mentioned earlier and try it for yourself and watch how entertained you will be! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash!Tourney Mode is basically the mode where you pick "ANY 1 RULE." I repeat, "1 RULE ONLY," and make THAT your tournament for you and everybody to play. In the Community Tourney, everybody MUST follow those same rules and play a continuous consecutive number of matches until the win condition is met and a Champion is declared. That's currently how the "online" version of this mode works. Only thing about the online version of "Tourney Mode" is that it's super limited and you can't even play "Team Battle" matches which is a super disappointment. Which is WHY I'm making my OWN custom offline tournament via the programs I use so I can share with people about this. Plus you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. CPUs & Amiibos have infinite patience and will always be down for whatever "1 rule" you pick and play with you in your made up offline Tourney Room.This here is just a random video I thought I would put out there. The features me playing as different characters along with the CPUS, but really mostly against my Amiibos. The CPUs are only those characters who don't have their own statue figure of them yet. It's only 3 of em. Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. Especially when you involve Amiibos. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too whereas in Online Tourney Mode, you DON'T get ANY rewards AT ALL! Now which sounds better to you? Online or Offline now? I actually love doing this a lot more than the actual online Tourney Mode itself. It's very satisfying. You can even do this endlessly.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)-JMIXS OWN Custom Offline Regular Tourney Mode Battles 3 JMIX0606 2016-06-12 | Now I know what you're thinking. "There is NO offline Tournament/Tourney Mode for Smash 4 like it was for the Melee & Brawl days." Right? Right??? Is that what you're thinking? I too wish myself that it was. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me making up my OWN version of the offline "Regular Tourney Mode." I use only 1 thing for this. I use my "Microsoft Excel" program with the random number generator shuffling function on it to shuffle a lot of things including making my OWN Tournament brackets by using the cell functions and filling them in. I even pretend like I'm turning the offline multiplayer "Smash Room" into a "Tourney" room itself against both CPUs and my Amiibos. On this video, 25 characters are participating in MY OWN offline bracket that I made. When making my own bracket, I can do whatever I want. Sakurai used to have 64 participants in his "Online" Regular Tourney bracket, but that eventually got scaled down to 32 people max because of waiting time problems and such. The video will tell you what "1 rule" I picked for this was.I just made this video to prove a point that even YOU can make your own tourney offline, if you have the right programs, with NO limits. You can try this with CPUs, Amiibos, and even your local friends you play with. You can even do this with Team Battle as well as up to 8 players too in either Free-For-All OR Teams. TRY IT! I highly recommend it! Get that 1 program I mentioned earlier and try it for yourself and watch how entertained you will be! Remember it's Microsoft Excel! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash!Tourney Mode is basically the mode where you pick "ANY 1 RULE." I repeat, "1 RULE ONLY," and make THAT your tournament for you and everybody to play. In the Regular Tourney, everybody MUST follow those same rules and play their match when it's their time in the bracket to play. In the end, the Champion will be declared. That's currently how the "online" version of this mode works. Only thing about the online version of "Tourney Mode" is that it's super limited and you can't even play "Team Battle" matches which is a super disappointment. Which is WHY I'm making my OWN custom offline tournament via the programs I use so I can share with people about this. Plus you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. CPUs & Amiibos have infinite patience and will always be down for whatever "1 rule" you pick and play with you in your made up offline Tourney Room.The features me playing as Dark Pit along with the CPUS, but really mostly against my Amiibos. The CPUs are only those characters who don't have their own statue figure of them yet. It's only 3 of em. Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. Especially when you involve Amiibos. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too whereas in Online Tourney Mode, you DON'T get ANY rewards AT ALL! Now which sounds better to you? Online or Offline now? I actually love doing this a lot more than the actual online Tourney Mode itself. It's very satisfying. You can also play "Double Elimination Brackets" as well as "Best of Wins" with your own Regular Tourneys you create too. You can also play as 1 character in each of your regular Tourney fights if you want to as well. Doing it this way NEVER gets old.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)-JMIXS OWN Custom Offline Community Tourney Mode Battles 3 JMIX0606 2016-06-12 | Now I know what you're thinking. "There is NO offline Tournament/Tourney Mode for Smash 4 like it was for the Melee & Brawl days." Right? Right??? Is that what you're thinking? I too wish myself that it was. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me making up my OWN version of the offline "Community Tourney Mode." I use 2 things for this. I use my "Tally Counter" to count the number of score points earned after battles. And I also use my "Microsoft Excel" program with the random number generator shuffling function on it to shuffle a lot of things including giving the CPUs/FPs a mind of their own about whether they're switching characters or not each battle. I even pretend like I'm turning the offline multiplayer "Smash Room" into a "Tourney" room itself against both CPUs and my Amiibos. On this video, we are all playing up to the score of 50 KOs Total. Now this one I actually made up a new way of playing Smash, but this one is just as fun where you try to get as many kills as possible each match and the KOs add up each battle. The video will tell you what "1 rule" I picked for this was. I just made this video to prove a point that even YOU can make your own tourney offline, if you have the right programs, with NO limits. You can try this with CPUs, Amiibos, and even your local friends you play with. You can even do this with Team Battle as well as up to 8 players too in either Free-For-All OR Teams. TRY IT! I highly recommend it! Get those 2 programs I mentioned earlier and try it for yourself and watch how entertained you will be! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash!Tourney Mode is basically the mode where you pick "ANY 1 RULE." I repeat, "1 RULE ONLY," and make THAT your tournament for you and everybody to play. In the Community Tourney, everybody MUST follow those same rules and play a continuous consecutive number of matches until the win condition is met and a Champion is declared. That's currently how the "online" version of this mode works. Only thing about the online version of "Tourney Mode" is that it's super limited and you can't even play "Team Battle" matches which is a super disappointment. Which is WHY I'm making my OWN custom offline tournament via the programs I use so I can share with people about this. Plus you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. CPUs & Amiibos have infinite patience and will always be down for whatever "1 rule" you pick and play with you in your made up offline Tourney Room.This here is just a random video I thought I would put out there. The features me playing as different characters along with the CPUS, but really mostly against my Amiibos. The CPUs are only those characters who don't have their own statue figure of them yet. It's only 3 of em. Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. Especially when you involve Amiibos. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too whereas in Online Tourney Mode, you DON'T get ANY rewards AT ALL! Now which sounds better to you? Online or Offline now? I actually love doing this a lot more than the actual online Tourney Mode itself. It's very satisfying. You can even do this endlessly.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)-JMIXS OWN Custom Offline Regular Tourney Mode Battles 2 JMIX0606 2016-06-11 | Now I know what you're thinking. "There is NO offline Tournament/Tourney Mode for Smash 4 like it was for the Melee & Brawl days." Right? Right??? Is that what you're thinking? I too wish myself that it was. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me making up my OWN version of the offline "Regular Tourney Mode." I use only 1 thing for this. I use my "Microsoft Excel" program with the random number generator shuffling function on it to shuffle a lot of things including making my OWN Tournament brackets by using the cell functions and filling them in. I even pretend like I'm turning the offline multiplayer "Smash Room" into a "Tourney" room itself against both CPUs and my Amiibos. On this video, 56 characters are participating in MY OWN offline bracket that I made. When making my own bracket, I can do whatever I want. Sakurai used to have 64 participants in his "Online" Regular Tourney bracket, but that eventually got scaled down to 32 people max because of waiting time problems and such. The video will tell you what "1 rule" I picked for this was.I just made this video to prove a point that even YOU can make your own tourney offline, if you have the right programs, with NO limits. You can try this with CPUs, Amiibos, and even your local friends you play with. You can even do this with Team Battle as well as up to 8 players too in either Free-For-All OR Teams. TRY IT! I highly recommend it! Get that 1 program I mentioned earlier and try it for yourself and watch how entertained you will be! Remember it's Microsoft Excel! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash!Tourney Mode is basically the mode where you pick "ANY 1 RULE." I repeat, "1 RULE ONLY," and make THAT your tournament for you and everybody to play. In the Regular Tourney, everybody MUST follow those same rules and play their match when it's their time in the bracket to play. In the end, the Champion will be declared. That's currently how the "online" version of this mode works. Only thing about the online version of "Tourney Mode" is that it's super limited and you can't even play "Team Battle" matches which is a super disappointment. Which is WHY I'm making my OWN custom offline tournament via the programs I use so I can share with people about this. Plus you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. CPUs & Amiibos have infinite patience and will always be down for whatever "1 rule" you pick and play with you in your made up offline Tourney Room.The features me playing as Luigi along with the CPUS, but really mostly against my Amiibos. The CPUs are only those characters who don't have their own statue figure of them yet. It's only 3 of em. Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. Especially when you involve Amiibos. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too whereas in Online Tourney Mode, you DON'T get ANY rewards AT ALL! Now which sounds better to you? Online or Offline now? I actually love doing this a lot more than the actual online Tourney Mode itself. It's very satisfying. You can also play "Double Elimination Brackets" as well as "Best of Wins" with your own Regular Tourneys you create too.You can also play as 1 character in each of your regular Tourney fights if you want to as well. Doing it this way NEVER gets old.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)-JMIXS OWN Custom Offline Community Tourney Mode Battles 2 JMIX0606 2016-06-10 | Now I know what you're thinking. "There is NO offline Tournament/Tourney Mode for Smash 4 like it was for the Melee & Brawl days." Right? Right??? Is that what you're thinking? I too wish myself that it was. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me making up my OWN version of the offline "Community Tourney Mode." I use 2 things for this. I use my "Tally Counter" to count the number of score points earned after battles. And I also use my "Microsoft Excel" program with the random number generator shuffling function on it to shuffle a lot of things including giving the CPUs/FPs a mind of their own about whether they're switching characters or not each battle. I even pretend like I'm turning the offline multiplayer "Smash Room" into a "Tourney" room itself against both CPUs and my Amiibos. On this video, we are all playing up to 5 Wins based off the way Sakurai did it from his Online Tourney Mode he made for this game. The video will tell you what "1 rule" I picked for this was. I just made this video to prove a point that even YOU can make your own tourney offline, if you have the right programs, with NO limits. You can try this with CPUs, Amiibos, and even your local friends you play with. You can even do this with Team Battle as well as up to 8 players too in either Free-For-All OR Teams. TRY IT! I highly recommend it! Get those 2 programs I mentioned earlier and try it for yourself and watch how entertained you will be! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash!Tourney Mode is basically the mode where you pick "ANY 1 RULE." I repeat, "1 RULE ONLY," and make THAT your tournament for you and everybody to play. In the Community Tourney, everybody MUST follow those same rules and play a continuous consecutive number of matches until the win condition is met and a Champion is declared. That's currently how the "online" version of this mode works. Only thing about the online version of "Tourney Mode" is that it's super limited and you can't even play "Team Battle" matches which is a super disappointment. Which is WHY I'm making my OWN custom offline tournament via the programs I use so I can share with people about this. Plus you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. CPUs & Amiibos have infinite patience and will always be down for whatever "1 rule" you pick and play with you in your made up offline Tourney Room.This here is just a random video I thought I would put out there. The features me playing as different characters along with the CPUS, but really mostly against my Amiibos. The CPUs are only those characters who don't have their own statue figure of them yet. It's only 3 of em. Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. Especially when you involve Amiibos. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too whereas in Online Tourney Mode, you DON'T get ANY rewards AT ALL! Now which sounds better to you? Online or Offline now? I actually love doing this a lot more than the actual online Tourney Mode itself. It's very satisfying. You can even do this endlessly.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U) Summer Special-JMIXS OWN Custom Offline Regular Tourney Mode Battles 1 JMIX0606 2016-06-09 | LOOK AT MY "JMIX'S Summertime Youtube Videos Playlist" on my main channel by clicking this link below:youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2674807FE58E9BC8&feature=view_allYou shall see this video along with all of the other Summertime Related videos I selected on there.Now I know what you're thinking. "There is NO offline Tournament/Tourney Mode for Smash 4 like it was for the Melee & Brawl days." Right? Right??? Is that what you're thinking? I too wish myself that it was. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me making up my OWN version of the offline "Regular Tourney Mode" and turning it into a Summer Tourney. I use only 1 thing for this. I use my "Microsoft Excel" program with the random number generator shuffling function on it to shuffle a lot of things including making my OWN Tournament brackets by using the cell functions and filling them in. I even pretend like I'm turning the offline multiplayer "Smash Room" into a "Tourney" room itself against both CPUs and my Amiibos. On this video, ALL 58 characters are participating in MY OWN offline bracket that I made. When making my own bracket, I can do whatever I want. Sakurai used to have 64 participants in his "Online" Regular Tourney bracket, but that eventually got scaled down to 32 people max because of waiting time problems and such. The video will tell you what "1 rule" I picked for this was.I just made this video to prove a point that even YOU can make your own tourney offline, if you have the right programs, with NO limits. You can try this with CPUs, Amiibos, and even your local friends you play with. You can even do this with Team Battle as well as up to 8 players too in either Free-For-All OR Teams. TRY IT! I highly recommend it! Get that 1 program I mentioned earlier and try it for yourself and watch how entertained you will be! Remember it's Microsoft Excel! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash!Tourney Mode is basically the mode where you pick "ANY 1 RULE." I repeat, "1 RULE ONLY," and make THAT your tournament for you and everybody to play. In the Regular Tourney, everybody MUST follow those same rules and play their match when it's their time in the bracket to play. In the end, the Champion will be declared. That's currently how the "online" version of this mode works. Only thing about the online version of "Tourney Mode" is that it's super limited and you can't even play "Team Battle" matches which is a super disappointment. Which is WHY I'm making my OWN custom offline tournament via the programs I use so I can share with people about this. Plus you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. CPUs & Amiibos have infinite patience and will always be down for whatever "1 rule" you pick and play with you in your made up offline Tourney Room.This here is just a random video just like my "Super Smash Bros Multiplayer Tourney Halloween Online Community Battles" video. Watch that video too. The features me playing as Mario along with the CPUS, but really mostly against my Amiibos. The CPUs are only those characters who don't have their own statue figure of them yet. It's only 3 of em. Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. Especially when you involve Amiibos. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too whereas in Online Tourney Mode, you DON'T get ANY rewards AT ALL! Now which sounds better to you? Online or Offline now? I actually love doing this a lot more than the actual online Tourney Mode itself. It's very satisfying. You can also play "Double Elimination Brackets" as well as "Best of Wins" with your own Regular Tourneys you create too.You can also play as 1 character in each of your regular Tourney fights if you want to as well. Doing it this way NEVER gets old.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)-JMIXS OWN Custom Offline Community Tourney Mode Battles 1 JMIX0606 2016-06-09 | Now I know what you're thinking. "There is NO offline Tournament/Tourney Mode for Smash 4 like it was for the Melee & Brawl days." Right? Right??? Is that what you're thinking? I too wish myself that it was. Well, since you already know that, I thought I would share a little something with you all in this description here. Basically this is me making up my OWN version of the offline "Community Tourney Mode." I use 2 things for this. I use my "Tally Counter" to count the number of score points earned after battles. And I also use my "Microsoft Excel" program with the random number generator shuffling function on it to shuffle a lot of things including giving the CPUs/FPs a mind of their own about whether they're switching characters or not each battle. I even pretend like I'm turning the offline multiplayer "Smash Room" into a "Tourney" room itself against both CPUs and my Amiibos. On this video, we are all playing up to the score of 60 Points based off a "Mario-Kart" like points system the way Sakurai did it from his Online Tourney Mode he made for this game. The video will tell you what "1 rule" I picked for this was. I just made this video to prove a point that even YOU can make your own tourney offline, if you have the right programs, with NO limits. You can try this with CPUs, Amiibos, and even your local friends you play with. You can even do this with Team Battle as well as up to 8 players too in either Free-For-All OR Teams. TRY IT! I highly recommend it! Get those 2 programs I mentioned earlier and try it for yourself and watch how entertained you will be! You can do this on both the Wii U and 3DS Version of Smash!Tourney Mode is basically the mode where you pick "ANY 1 RULE." I repeat, "1 RULE ONLY," and make THAT your tournament for you and everybody to play. In the Community Tourney, everybody MUST follow those same rules and play a continuous consecutive number of matches until the win condition is met and a Champion is declared. That's currently how the "online" version of this mode works. Only thing about the online version of "Tourney Mode" is that it's super limited and you can't even play "Team Battle" matches which is a super disappointment. Which is WHY I'm making my OWN custom offline tournament via the programs I use so I can share with people about this. Plus you can do ANYTHING that you want with no pressure and even go at your own pace. CPUs & Amiibos have infinite patience and will always be down for whatever "1 rule" you pick and play with you in your made up offline Tourney Room.This here is just a random video I thought I would put out there. The features me playing as different characters along with the CPUS, but really mostly against my Amiibos. The CPUs are only those characters who don't have their own statue figure of them yet. It's only 3 of em. Cloud, Corrin, and Bayonetta. Hope you enjoy this and again realize, that I'm only making this video to get my point across. Doing this is soooooo much fun. Very entertaining. Especially when you involve Amiibos. Plus, you get rewards after offline battles from both the coin rewards as well as the gifts from Amiibos too whereas in Online Tourney Mode, you DON'T get ANY rewards AT ALL! Now which sounds better to you? Online or Offline now? I actually love doing this a lot more than the actual online Tourney Mode itself. It's very satisfying. You can even do this endlessly.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Smash Bros 4 (Wii U)-JMIXS Gruesome Mario Replay vs a Pit Player (Bonus Replay) JMIX0606 2016-05-23 | Here is a whole clip of my saved replay. It may not be "Top 5," but it's definitely gruesome, especially on that first kill. I was Mario and I was going crazy in this Online For Glory 1 on 1 battle! Also, it's my first time using the Youtube/Miiverse uploader from the actual Super Smash Bros Wii U game itself. So I wanted to try it out rather than having to do it the long way. My opponent's name was "Bark219." My favorite Character is Mario (Mario and Luigi) both, but I play with just about everybody. Hope u enjoy this.Message me if you wanna Smash online. Like, comment, and subscribe.
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess-Ordon Village Theme in C Minor (JMIXS Multikeyboard Version) JMIX0606 2016-05-12 | I always loved playing this game back then. This music I made comes from the Wii Game "The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess." Remember the original "C Major" Version of this song? Well, the only difference this time is that this is my made up arrangement C Minor Version of this song off the top of my head. It's the song's OPPOSITE DARK SIDE! I used my Keyboard to record this in Multiple Keyboard parts. I came pretty close didn't I? Yes I play keyboard and have a good ear when it comes to music. Love it. Hope you enjoy it.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
Super Mario World Music-Castle Theme (JMIXS Multikeyboard Version) JMIX0606 2016-05-12 | I always loved playing this game back then. This music I made is from the Super Nintendo Game "Super Mario World." I used my Keyboard to record this in Multiple Keyboard parts. I came pretty close didn't I? Yes I play keyboard and have a good ear when it comes to music. Love it. Hope you enjoy it.Like, Comment, and Subscribe
