Project M / Project+ · Combo Video · 2021
Nintendo's latest cease-and-desist has forced Riptide to cancel Project+ from its upcoming event lineup, leaving the community reeling. Hungrybox breaks down what went wrong this time and why the decision feels like another blow to the mod community. With Melee and Ultimate still approved for the tournament, the contrast highlights the ongoing struggle Project+ faces in securing a legitimate competitive space. The video captures the frustration of organizers caught between hosting the game and legal pressure, while exploring what this means for the future of the mod at major events. Hungrybox calls for community action and discusses the broader pattern of takedowns affecting Project+ tournaments. Whether you're invested in the mod scene or curious about how licensing disputes shape the competitive Smash landscape, this breakdown explains the stakes and what players and organizers can actually do about it.
Just when we thought we were safe, Nintendo has struck again. This time the target is the main Project+ event at Riptide coming up next month. Project+ (Project Plus) is the spiritual successor to Smash Bros mod Project M, but Nintendo has ordered Riptide to cancel it there. Melee and Ultimate will still be allowed, but we still can not stand for this. Let's act on…
Show more →Just when we thought we were safe, Nintendo has struck again. This time the target is the main Project+ event at Riptide coming up next month. Project+ (Project Plus) is the spiritual successor to Smash Bros mod Project M, but Nintendo has ordered Riptide to cancel it there. Melee and Ultimate will still be allowed, but we still can not stand for this. Let's act on this. Watch streams at: Social Media: Connect with Liquid fans across the globe on Liquid+ Video editor: ►
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