Super Smash Bros. 64 (Remix)
A. Game Settings
- Stocks: 4
- Time Limit: 8 minutes
- Handicap: Off
- Items are turned off
- Team attack is on
- J variants are allowed
- No Metal Mario, Giga Bowser, Giant DK, Mad Piano, Hammio
B. Stage List
Starters
- Dream Land
- Fray’s Stage
- Saffron City
- Dr. Mario
- Pokemon Stadium
- Smashville
Dream Land, Fray’s Stage & Saffron City are linked. If 1 is banned, they all are.
Counter Picks (Singles Only)
- Green Hill Zone
- Planet Clancer
- Gerudo Valley
Counter Picks (Doubles Only)
- Goomba Road
- Spiral Mountain
C. Additional Rules
Stage Striking and Bans:
1-2-1 Striking Order
Additional Matches: The Winner/s of the previous match can ban 2 stages from the Stage List then the loser/s select a stage (before characters are selected).
Moonshoes’ Stupid Rule: A player/team may not pick any stage they previously won on during the set.
Gentleman’s Rule: To play on a non standard stage, both players must agree.
Banned Player List
The Lab adheres to the Philly Smash Code of Conduct
Lab Tournament Rules - Click Here... It's a link.
Unsportsmanlike Conduct
We expect players to do their best to exhibit good sportsmanship. Since The Lab is a small space, a sudden change in tone or increase in volume can be very distracting. If a player exhibits an act of violence or threatened violence toward another player and/or Lab property (i.e. throwing a controller, slamming doors or slamming their fist on the table/ into a wall), the result may be immediate expulsion from the current event as well as potential probation from future events. This rule applies both during and after a tournament set as well as for players or spectators who are not currently involved in a set.
On the similar note, talking to your opponent may also be deemed as a distraction and you should try to do your best not to engage in a negative conversation. If you feel your opponent is purposely distracting you, it is OK to suspend your match to involve a TO. Decisions are at the discretion of The Laboratory staff. Please use your best judgment in these situations.
Additionally, cheering is not considered a form of distraction. If, as a player, you find that normal competitive crowd noise distracting, it is your responsibility to bring headphones, ear plugs, ect.