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Super Smash Bros. Brawl, reconstructed in the browser with AI. GPT Astra has been working on this project for the past few days, reconstructing the game for the browser using the real assets. For now I’ve kept it simple: 1v1, a limited character roster, and a limited number of... show more

Luckey Faraday

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Фото профиля David Alcalá

David Alcalá6 дней назад

keep safe bro, Nintendo is hard with this kind of open source repos, using original assets

Фото профиля kamaras

kamaras5 дней назад

Instead of risking the ninjas after you (due to usage of IP) and making what will always be an imitation, consider redistributing your efforts towards existing legal decomp projects that can make the real deal actually playable on *any* platform

Фото профиля Turn it up BOP!

Turn it up BOP!5 дней назад

I can’t lie, shit is impressive. But it’s still trash. Reminds me of them Flash games on

Фото профиля SushiiZ | Commissions open!

SushiiZ | Commissions open!5 дней назад

More like super smash flash 3d, this looks and plays nothing like brawl

Фото профиля JoeAiFolloweronX

JoeAiFolloweronX6 дней назад

Looks solid

Фото профиля John doe

John doe5 дней назад

Holy fuck this is terrible LOL

Фото профиля KC

KC6 дней назад

So I came up with a idea like how the Astra snes thing is . What if we can do that but with live music . Like listening to music but tell it to change the chords. And all by a prompt or change how the sounds synth is like tell it to keep it but go one level down ect

Фото профиля ☔BrokeBoiRoland | Josh☔

☔BrokeBoiRoland | Josh☔5 дней назад

I shouldn't even be playing this, but WHY TF ARE THE SPECIALS DIFFERENT BUTTONS🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️ You have the Regular Attacks and Smash Attacks Correct so there was no reason to do this bs. And at least let me change these horrible ass controls HOLY LARP😭😭😭

Фото профиля Eco

Eco6 дней назад

I need to try this

Фото профиля Kalayaan Interactive

Kalayaan Interactive6 дней назад

People get the closest equivalent to AGI and the first thing they think to do is make some Smash Bros slop in Three JS

Фото профиля taygo

taygo5 дней назад

shit fucking sucks

Фото профиля Skull Hentai

Skull Hentai5 дней назад

Dude that’s nuts

Фото профиля 0xReformed

0xReformed5 дней назад

Looks like shit

Фото профиля solarfren

solarfren6 дней назад

people are seething at this

Фото профиля 0xcringe

0xcringe5 дней назад

No one wants this trash fucking loser

Фото профиля Adam Martinez

Adam Martinez6 дней назад

Do you plan on doing this for smash ultimate as well?

Фото профиля Prof Celso Fontes

Prof Celso Fontes5 дней назад

waiting for a good samaritan to port it to dreamcast now (using kallistos)

Фото профиля ☆

☆5 дней назад

this is amazing we dont need brawl any more cheers mate

Фото профиля Isaí Ramírez

Isaí Ramírez6 дней назад

You should all be put to sleep, you AI bros are a cancer.

Фото профиля Scott Wallace

Scott Wallace5 дней назад

Sweeet

Фото профиля Joppo

Joppo5 дней назад

why brawl ?

Фото профиля Krystal Farr

Krystal Farr5 дней назад

Do you not even care about copyright?

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