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This is the Introduction to Super Smash bros Melee on Gamecube. It was perfect quality before i put it on but its been compressed slightly and looks slightly pixellated (is that how you spell it?). I recorded it onto a dvd. Oh yeah, Just so you know, I did'nt MAKE This game. NINTENDO did. So no copyright issues!

Created by DigitalPh33r After griping about Forge, the Arbiter challenges Master Chief to a one-on-one duel on Halo 3, but it doesn't last long when the Arbiter gets a kill that should have been the Chief's.

Melee's Video for Built to Last off of their release "Devils & Angels" with the lyrics to the song streaming at the bottom.

http://www.sosolid2k.co.uk I've been working on this for the past 2-3 weeks. Lots of big hits with a few melee weapons :-) Best viewed in high quality! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Wdrkp_qJFA&fmt=18 I might make a sequel to this in a few months with some different weapons including stuff like Armadyl GodSword etc. Thanks to the following people who helped with the vid: Chieltjeuh Rang3rlif3 Slow man8 Magejcolesik Smithy1315 Lordluukie Darthvegas Garfield262 Apeken You can play Runescape at http://www.runescape.com Songs used: Naughty By Nature - Uptown Anthem Rammstein - Feuer Frei

http://www.sosolid2k.co.uk Second melee maxing video with some more weapons, including Armadyl Godsword, Keris, Obby Maul, Barrelchest Anchor, Saradomin Sword and more Hope you enjoy :) You can play Runescape at http://www.runescape.com Songs used with permission: Firewind - I Am The Anger Firewind - Remembered Official Website - http://www.firewind.gr Firewind on iTunes - http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewArtist?id=21299680 http://www.centurymedia.com

Super Smash Bros. Melee Opening for Nintendo Gamecube

READ FIRST: I know several things shown in this video aren't practical for real matches, but it's meant for entertainment purposes. A partially informative, partially sarcastic vid about the ultimate melee kill move I updated this video for display at a tournament. I wanted to just over-write the original file, but that's not possible, so I had to upload it as a new video

melee, song Imitation off Devils and Angels

First off, this is not me and my friends who made this video. Basically, this is a glitch in the game that creates a vicious black hole that kicks people up to 999% damage. To do it...well, check it out. You need Peach on one team with either Falco or Fox, and either Falco or Fox on the other team with anyone. Two things that should be noted: 1) Getting the infinite Super Scope: Go to the edge of the screen. Shoot 5 three-shot bursts. Then shoot two charged blasts. Start charging up a third blast, then have someone hit you to interrupt your charge. Your Super Scope should now have infinite ammo. 2) This glitch will sometimes cause your game to freeze and crash. Try this at your own risk. I personally haven't ever had my game crash from it, but it does happen.

A video from Melee as they travel around Japan and Europe. The track is "Frequently Baby" off of their record "Devils & Angels."

This song is on the new album Devils & Angels from Melee! I posted this on Youtube because I think it's one of the best song on the album. Buy the album now and have fun listing the song! Greetz Tigerzz

Super Smash Bros. Melee Game Review! Super Smash Bros Melee released 6 yrs 12-02-2001 ago today. Although Smash Bros Brawl has been delayed again Jan 31st for JP & NA March 9th! Still that doesn't mean no Smash Bros Dec 3rd 2007! Sit back and enjoy my Review of the 2nd best selling Fighting game in history. Super Smash Bros Melee! KW Brawl Review http://youtube.com/watch?v=EodNAK7pANw ======================================= Fzero is next! http://youtube.com/watch?v=2Kwn172D_60 ======================================= If you like my Reviews then please Subscribe! Thanks for watching. Oh yeah i don't own the rights to any of the content you see in this or any other KW Review! ======================================== Kwing The Real Game Master, Approved! Now your reviewing with Power!

Music Video for Built to Last we made ourselves

Game: Super Smash Bros Brawl Music: Fountain of Dreams (Melee) Franchise: Kirby

Andy Leftwich (fiddle), Byron House (bass), Cody Kilby (guitar) on "Melee on the Backstretch".

Game: Super Smash Bros. Brawl Music: Fire Emblem (Melee) Franchise: Fire Emblem

The reason I uploaded the song is: That I like it really much and the genre is fitting me just perfect. So Keane make room for another great artist "Melee" Tell me what you think about this song, and buy the album Devils&Angels. In stores now! Enjoy the song!

Game: Super Smash Bros. Brawl Music: Dr. Mario (Melee) Franchise: Mario

Smash Bros. Melee Target Test Records Speed Demos --- NOT ME, READ INFO! These are the current best records for Super Smash Brothers Melee Target Test. These are found on speed demos archive, here's an appropriate link to the correct area displaying the best times by various individual gamers: http://speeddemosarchive.com/ssbm.html ^ To Smash Melee! http://speeddemosarchive.com/gamelist/FullList.html ^ To Full List of games... This video is for informational purposes only, I did not do anything but make edit the video with music and a new order from another video on youtube. This illistrates the competitiveness of gamers and how gaming has evolved almost into a sport, as games are becoming offical tournaments with prize money. Their are various people whom have accomplished these particular records and the info is on the site listed in the begining of this description. If you or a friend is interested in speed runs or the idea of finishing a game wicked fast, then check out some inspirational videos on speed demos archive. Personally I thought about doing a speed run but I'd rather play the game like I do since I'm more of a strategist and thinker when it comes to most games. The Characters are organized in Slowest to Quickest times, The List as follows: (ordered by time the character appears in the video, and then the characters name) 0:05 = Dr.Mario MD 0:24 = Ness 0:43 = Kirby 1:00 = Ice Climbers 1:17 = Peach, Princess 1:31 = Marth 1:45 = Donkey Kong 1:59 = Bowser 2:12 = Mario 2:27 = Samus 2:40 = Jigglypuff 2:52 = Yoshi 3:07 = Captain Falcon CF 3:19 = Pikachu 3:32 = Fox 3:44 = Zelda / Shiek 3:56 = Roy 4:07 = Pichu 4:17 = Falco 4:27 = Young Link 4:37 = Ganondorf 4:47 = Mewtwo 4:57 = Luigi 5:07 = Link 5:15 = Game & Watch, Mr. Music and Sounds used: Music at 0:00 Title: Dance of Eternity By: Dream Theater Music at 3:27 Title: Sync By: OutPhase Music at 5:23 (credits) Title: Digging my Potato By: Cowboy Bebop OST 1 This video is simply for informational purposes, and is not meant to upstage any other videos. I hope this description has been informative. Also some of these records have been broken, but only by about 0.2 seconds or less, not a big difference but still ever so slighty better... Target Test Records! Super Smash Bros. Melee, see description and end credits for various information. Target Test Credits: website, speeddemosarchive link is... in the description all applicable info is... in the description About this Video! This musical revision of the Target Test Records is brought to you by stonemonkenlightened, I didn't do any of these levels, besides editing the musics, and reorganizing the character segments from slowest to quickest. I hope you've enjoyed the video and found something to take away from the experience and excitement. Super Smash Bros. Melee (大乱闘スマッシュブラザーズDX, Dairantō Sumasshu Burazāzu Derakkusu?, lit. Great Melee Smash Brothers Deluxe), often abbreviated as SSBM or simply as Melee, is a crossover fighting game released for the Nintendo GameCube shortly after its launch in 2001 (2002 in the PAL region). It is the successor to the 1999 Nintendo 64 game Super Smash Bros., and the predecessor to the 2008 Wii game Super Smash Bros. Brawl. HAL Laboratory developed the game, with Masahiro Sakurai as head of production. --- Super Smash Bros Melee Target Test Record Speed Demo Archive Best Nintendo Gamecube Video Game Fighting Break Brothers 大乱闘スマッシュブラザーズDX target test speed demo archive records super smash bros melee SSBM times timing quick fast extra mode gamecube nintendo wii brawl Brawl cowboy bebop digging my potato dance of eternity dream theater sync outphase music fox mario link

Music from the Nintendo Gamecube game "Super Smash Bros Melee" Enjoy ------------------------------------ Click here for Stereo Quality Sound http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b66SVa409yE&fmt=18

Shows where the music of the Onett stage comes from. I know that this one is not only a bit unorthodox than the other music videos I've posted, but also a little longer, so here's an index of the video: Juxtaposition of the normal Onett music and its originals: 00:00 - 04:02 Side note to the normal Onett music: 04:02 - 04:50 Original to the alternate Onett music: 04:50 - 05:49 Vocal version of the original to the alternate Onett music: 05:49 - 09:32 Instrumental version of the vocal version of the original to the alternate Onett music: 09:32 - 12:40

This is me and my friend's attempting the "Black Hole" glitch in Super Smash Bros. Melee (don't worry we succeeded). I apologize for the guy who's being way too loud.

In this video I show where I believe some of Zelda's moves in Super Smash Bros. Melee have been derived from. I show the original and then how it was translated into SSBM. The origin of Zelda's moves are somewhat ambiguous, especially to those that haven't played Ocarina of Time, so I put text in some parts of the video to explain everything as best as I can. I acquired some of the video from VHS (I taped Ocarina of Time as I played through it), some of it straight from the game and the SSBM video with my capture device.

In this video I show where I believe some of Yoshi's moves in Super Smash Bros. Melee have been derived from. I show the original and then how it was translated into SSBM. For the SSBM part, I show a normal view and then a close-up. I put text in some parts of the video to point out the things that aren't blatantly obvious. I acquired the NES and SNES videos from emulators and the N64 and SSBM video with my capture device. (Note my username.)