HCS Forum - Super Smash Bros. Brawl

Super Smash Bros. Brawl by Omochao at 7:14 AM EST on January 31, 2008: Anyone going to provide the files for it now that it is released in Japan?
by hcs at 9:09 AM EST on January 31, 2008: I've been pestering everyone I know about this, as soon as we can find a dump of it we'll be able to determine a) if it can be ripped with current tools b) what to do with the audio.
by valiant at 10:03 AM EST on January 31, 2008: The title screen still shows HAL Laboratory as copyright holders, so there might be a slimm chance of the HPS format used despite the developer being Game Arts (well, at least most of the team).
by Peppyman at 10:57 AM EST on January 31, 2008: Torrent: http://www.isohunt.com/download/31401988/smash+brawl

edited 11:32 AM EST January 31, 2008
by valiant at 11:37 AM EST on January 31, 2008: This has been uploaded more than three weeks ago. I doubt it's the real thing.

Give the game some time. There are people ripping it at the moment, of that I'm sure, but the ISO probably won't surface until a few days after the release - as it's always the case.
by 9th Sage at 1:05 PM EST on January 31, 2008: Yes, I'm very curious about this (and what he posted is one of the two bazillion fake torrents of SSBB). I keep hearing rumors of it being dual-layer, but I don't think I believe that since the modchips that support dual-layer discs (the burned kind), their support doesn't work reliably on some systems, so I'm kind of doubtful of there being any Wii games that are dual-layer.
by starerik at 1:24 PM EST on January 31, 2008: If they're fake, what is that 4 GB then? crap?
by Lunar at 2:13 PM EST on January 31, 2008: 4GB of fake RARs with undeclared passwords and text files with ascii art and links to ambiguous german warez sites full of spyware.

probably.
by Peppyman at 2:53 PM EST on January 31, 2008: ^yep most likely, sorry just saw it and linked it in case it might have helped.
by hcs at 5:30 PM EST on January 31, 2008: Or just a copy of another Wii game, one I read was Mario Strikers Charged.
by Omochao at 6:19 PM EST on January 31, 2008: This one MIGHT be real:
http://www.torrentportal.com/torrents-details.php?id=1707852&filelist=1
by hcs at 8:12 PM EST on January 31, 2008: With no seeds and a password I wouldn't bet on it.
As for me I'll be keeping an eye on this list.

edited 8:12 PM EST January 31, 2008
by Only3Penguins at 10:12 PM EST on January 31, 2008: There's talk on the SSBB board at gamefaqs that a dump of the game is imminent so keep a look out.
by hcs at 11:39 PM EST on January 31, 2008: #smashbros on EFNet is full of speculation but it sounds like they have a dump are are working on fixes.
Topic:
"Ripping 100% but with possible errors at layer break. D2CKey & Cyclowiz working but no WiiKey yet. Most of the team is taking a break for a few hours"
by Omochao at 7:08 AM EST on February 1, 2008: I am wondering where wolupgm6 is, because if he has access to the ISO like he claims...
by 9th Sage at 12:11 PM EST on February 1, 2008: I've said it before, and I'll say it again...I will believe nothing about this game until I see it for myself. lol
by valiant at 1:35 PM EST on February 1, 2008: Playing Brawl cures cancer.
by hcs at 3:11 PM EST on February 1, 2008: Only when everyone in the world buys Brawl will Jesus return.
by Only3Penguins at 3:18 PM EST on February 1, 2008: Argh! Every time I see there's a new post in this thread, I get my hopes up that the music is suddenly available! You guys are killin' me here!

But seriously, Brawl will bring peace to the Middle East and contains a detailed map leading to the location of Osama bin Laden.
by holyice7 at 4:11 PM EST on February 1, 2008: Brawl turns lead into gold, and grants eternal life to those who hold a copy.
by 9th Sage at 10:11 PM EST on February 1, 2008: After reading all these facts, I think we should start a religon...Brawlism. :P
by Only3Penguins at 10:21 PM EST on February 1, 2008: Would it be Internet sacrilege to imply that Brawl could beat Chuck Norris at arm wrestling?

Oh, and also, I think I heard something about this game having some of that stuff. You know the stuff. You listen to it and it's good. Music! It has that music stuff. That would be... that'd be nice to have... for... listening to....... I want the music.

Any new developments from the guys working on the game dump?
by agu fungus at 10:49 PM EST on February 1, 2008: This just in:

http://psx-scene.com/forums/nintendo-news/63988-dual-layer-wii-dump-app.html

Now we will have to wait until it is available for download.
truth by unknownfile at 12:52 AM EST on February 2, 2008: Super Smash Bros. is a game played by idiots who like to change the rules to the degree that the game becomes the most generic and bland fighting game ever. I mean, seriously. Final Destination is the worst fucking stage ever, there's absolutely no variation in the stage at all. In fact, they shouldn't make any more SSB's, they should let the fans make their own crappy games, much like the Sonic fans have done. Not to say that the Sonic fans aren't retarded, but that's a different story.

But the music is awesome. That you can't deny. And I'm looking forward to downloading it.

edited 12:53 AM EST February 2, 2008
by P_L at 1:02 AM EST on February 2, 2008: For what may be the first time I can remember, I 100% side with UF on something. It's just a bunch of CGIs smacking each other around without any substantial reason for doing so (and don't tell me the single-player mode is reason enough - wouldn't these people work TOGETHER to fight off a weird shadowy thing rather than maul each other? It's Diddy Kong Racing-tier plot holes all over again). No stage in this one has more than 5 platforms except for that weird DK scrolling one where the platforms don't fit with the backdrop period ... and speaking of backdrops, the ratio of creativity put into the playable areas of the stage vs. the amount of detail put into the freaking BACKDROPS is quite shameful.

Now I got that out of my system ... I can be called a heretic for not acknowledging the game as God. As always.

The music is good though, agreed. Even if I can't for the life of me ever see that SMB remix (which is one of my favorites from the game so far) working in any Smash game. Ever.
I\\\'m sorry, what? by Maple at 1:15 AM EST on February 2, 2008: "...they should let the [Sonic] fans make their own crappy games..."

Could you repeat that? I couldn't hear you over the sound of your "opinions".

edited 1:19 AM EST February 2, 2008
by unknownfile at 1:36 AM EST on February 2, 2008: Oh, pardon me. I mistook "overly hacked games" as homebrew. Not like there's a difference anymore.
by Only3Penguins at 1:53 AM EST on February 2, 2008: I'm not one of those strict-rule following "pro" players but I do understand that they choose Final Destination because it has no hazards. Their aim is to remove all random elements from the game. Not my cup of tea but to each their own.

And don't pass judgment on this game's single-player until we know more about how it plays out. This one is supposed to have a more substantial story written by a Final Fantasy scenario writer and I believe the only fighting done in story mode is against against non-playable bosses or between established hero/villain pairs.

Also anyone who sees cutscenes from this game's single-player and doesn't get all giddy has no business calling himself a gamer. Unless, I suppose, you have a preference against Nintendo's stable of characters to begin with.
ITT: drama by unknownfile at 1:55 AM EST on February 2, 2008: The "game's single-player?" Let's go with the pattern so far:

1) Figures come alive
2) Animated figures beat the shit out of each other
3) Animated figures beat the shit out of a gigantic hand and its psycho brother, thus killing themselves in the process.

BEST STORYLINE EVER HURR HURR

In all honesty though, I do like the SSB series. I just hate the rabid fanboys who defend their stupidity when we all know that they should just be playing a different game in the first place. In fact, if I can get my hands on a Wii, I'll probably buy it.

edited 1:57 AM EST February 2, 2008
by Mouser X at 2:00 AM EST on February 2, 2008: Talking about Sonic fan-games, I can't help but wonder what's wrong with you people. If Sonic Robo Blast 2 isn't mentioned, then you're missing out. To me, it is a *very* surprisingly advanced game (development-wise at the least), for a fan-game. Give it a try. It's one of the best Sonic games I've ever played. Then again, I really suck at 2D side-scrollers, so that might be why I like this game.

Sorry to get off the topic of SSBB, but if Sonic fan-games are going to be mentioned, then please do it right. Mouser X over and out.
by Only3Penguins at 9:45 AM EST on February 2, 2008: UF, what you described is Classic Mode (i.e. the short single-player mode in Melee and Brawl modeled after the 64 version's single-player). That, I will admit, does fit the description you gave. But since when does a multiplayer game even need a sensible storyline? For that matter, since when does DKR either? Games where story isn't the main focus can afford to have stories that aren't airtight.

But anyway, I'm talking about the Subspace Emissary story mode, which is predominantly a side-scrolling beat 'em up with Smash Bros. mechanics. It's reported to take between 7 to 10 hours to play through. The good guys team up against new villains, and the new villains seem (from what I've seen) to have established villains (Bowser, Ganondorf, etc.) working for them somehow. So in other words, no illogical battles like you've mentioned. Established good guys fighting new and established bad guys in battles that make sense from a narrative point of view.

Most of the scenes in the game's intro are cutscenes taken from this story mode: http://youtube.com/watch?v=C8KHUmADIO0.
And some sample gameplay: http://youtube.com/watch?v=Qc0EuCDE04w

Actually, the first stage of the story mode actually seems to establish the entire concept of trophy characters fighting trophy characters in the narrative context as friendly battles. It opens with Mario vs. Kirby, after which the loser is turned back into a trophy. After the fight, the winner taps the trophified loser, the loser turns back to normal, and the shake hands and wave to the crowd together.
by unknownfile at 11:08 AM EST on February 2, 2008: Whether it's classic mode, adventure mode or whatever mode, you're still a bunch of trophies fighting against a hand or whatever.

But enough about gameplay.

crediar has got a dump of the disc, but he hasn't posted the music yet. Lazy bastard.
by 9th Sage at 1:08 PM EST on February 2, 2008: To each it's own, but seriously, I don't care if the game has a story so long as I'm having fun. I have, with past Smash Bros, so I'm certain I'll like Brawl.
by Chupperson Weird at 1:10 PM EST on February 2, 2008: Regarding number of platforms in stages, I was pretty sure some of the more recently-revealed stages had some more variety. But you get a stage designer in Brawl, and that's just awesome.
by Only3Penguins at 4:36 PM EST on February 2, 2008: I just read that there are 200+ songs in this game's soundtest. Madness. This stuff can't be posted soon enough.
by Gohdan at 6:15 PM EST on February 2, 2008: In fact there are 314 (!!!) tracks on the disc.
by Ikkutebayo at 6:16 PM EST on February 2, 2008: It seems that there are 314 music (non SFX) tracks in the game. Do you think its stream format will be compatible with the current in_cube plugin?
by hcs at 7:24 PM EST on February 2, 2008: crediar reports that the streams work in in_cube.

edited 7:25 PM EST February 2, 2008
by Gohdan at 8:58 PM EST on February 2, 2008: The music streams are in the BRSTM format. So, yes, it can be played with in_cube. :)
by NintendoManiac64 at 9:13 PM EST on February 2, 2008: Reading up on Smash World Forums, I found a torrent on The Pirate Bay that's made up of all streams that are playable with in_cube. I dunno if I'd be allowed to link to it though...

It's the only torrent under the "audio" category with "Smash Bros Brawl" in its title. :P

edited 1:33 AM EST February 3, 2008
by hcs at 9:17 PM EST on February 2, 2008: We're torrent-friendly here.
Also, thank you for the awesome news. This'll save me from downloading the game for the sake of... 980 MB!!!! Yikes!

Smash Bros. Brawl Music ripped from the game disc (314 tracks)

edited 9:19 PM EST February 2, 2008
Hmm (My review of the music - beware all ye worshippers of the game!) by P_L at 10:16 PM EST on February 2, 2008: I didn't feel like downloading the full torrent right off the bat (I don't think I even have a client anymore if I ever got one ...), so I took a look at some individually-hosted MP3s elsewhere of some of the songs from the list on the website of some of the songs I wanted to hear most (Mario Kart and DKC stuff mostly) to decide whether 980 MB was worth it, and ...

... Ouch. They completely destroyed a large number of the songs with awful ear-bleeding techno effects (and occasionally inappropriately-placed SFX), a lot of weird senseless and poorly-chosen removal/addition of melodies, and an apparent inability to keep background parts and melodies in the SAME KEY on a few songs. (The "Yoshi's Island comes to mind most for that last one ...)

And the acoustic tracks that don't use awful electronic mutations tend to lack something ... where's the "oomph" on those orchestra hits in the Space Armada theme? It's all treble - it needs some strong bass. And the Animal Crossing title theme (why is this even in a game about characters beating the snot out of each other?!) is ... totally empty. No more than a melody line and one background sound at any time. Come on, people. Where's the substance?

The one thing that I truly, honestly think the modern "Our games all suck but that's okay as long as we can put our mascots into nonsensical worlds and situations and make millions of moneys because people worship us"-based Nintendo wouldn't possibly screw up ... and they do.

The Star Wolf theme and a couple others, however, are in fact quite good IMHO. But that one and the others I like are really just covers of the original songs with no arrangement done to them whatsoever, so ... yeah.

Well overall, this is a little disappointing. :(

But still, great to finally hear the music in full. Always interesting to hear new arrangements for me, no matter how unpleasant they turn out to be in the end.

edited 10:52 PM EST February 2, 2008
by Only3Penguins at 10:53 PM EST on February 2, 2008: Will this soundtrack be put up in the bonus folder here eventually? Or should I stick with this slow-ass torrent?
by hcs at 10:59 PM EST on February 2, 2008: I may put it up but I think I'll wait a bit.
I've been getting over 100kB/s for a while now, the swarm is fast enough, perhaps it is your end of the connection at fault.
by starerik at 7:34 AM EST on February 3, 2008: So weird that the music is in 32 KHz.
by unknownfile at 10:24 AM EST on February 3, 2008: Btw, the music is:

A** - Mario
B** - Donkey Kong
C** - Zelda
D** - Metroid
E** - Yoshi
F** - Kirby
G** - Starfox
H** - Pokemon
I** - F-Zero
J** - Fire Emblem
K** - Mother
L** - Pikmin
M** - Wario
N** - Animal Crossing
P** - Kid Icarus
Q** - Random music
R** - Wii
S** - Metal Gear
T** - Menu themes, etc.
U** - Sonic
W** - All music from SSBM
X**, Y** - More themes
Z** - Victory music

Also, lol at American Sonic CD music. In before massive whining from Sonic fans.

edited 10:26 AM EST February 3, 2008
by hcs at 3:24 PM EST on February 3, 2008: Just a warning, in_cube's brstm looping is far from perfect. Several tracks (A09, C05, C09 I've noticed so far) have an audible pop at the loop point. I don't know if this is specific to brstm or if all DSP-derived formats have had this and I'm just more sensitive to it now, but I'm fairly sure that I would have noticed it had this been a problem before. It may be that they're using a new encoder that requires sub-14-sample accuracy, which in_cube can't provide right now. vgmstream provides this by design. I'll see if an implementation of brstm works any better in there.

edited 3:35 PM EST February 3, 2008
by NintendoManiac64 at 8:18 PM EST on February 3, 2008: I've come across something interesting... When I compared some of the songs in SSBB (such as White Land from F-Zero X), to the original track (an MP3 rip from the F-Zero X Expansion Kit), the right and left tracks were reversed!

I then checked several other songs between the SSBB rip and various rips (of different formats) from their original game.

[Zelda Ocarina of Time] Gerudo Valley: reversed (USF rip from here)
[F-Zero GX] Casino Palace: same (MP3 rip)
[Super Mario 64] Bob-omb Battlefield: same (USF rip from here)
[Smash Bros Brawl] Intro Theme: same (swf from Smash Bros Dojo)
[Smash Bros Melee] Giga Bowser: same (MP3 rip)

Any ideas what's up?

edited 8:34 PM EST February 3, 2008
by hcs at 11:58 PM EST on February 3, 2008: Hmm, sounds like anything they already had in a stream they just used directly, but those that were resynthesized were redone backwards.

Already streamed:
F-Zero GX Casino Palace (stream in the game)
SSBB Intro (obviously)
SSBM Giga Bowser (was this a streamed track?)
SM64 Bob-omb Battlefield (sounded like an unimproved rip from the OST)

Resequenced:
Z64 Gerudo Valley (they definitely redid the synth on the Ocarina of Time tracks, at least Hyrule Field)
F-Zero X White Land (this was never on a soundtrack so they might not have had a high-quality stream on hand already)

That's how I see it.
by Gohdan at 2:43 AM EST on February 4, 2008: Masahiro Sakurai mentioned in his blog that there will be original music as well.

"Just so you know, there may be songs from other games that are left as is, without any new arrangement."

edited 3:22 AM EST February 4, 2008
by keybladebanditjing at 3:36 AM EST on February 4, 2008: Hi. I'm an in_cube noob... where/how do I install it? in the Winamp plugin folder? or what? really wanna listen to my Brawl music. lol

edited 3:37 AM EST February 4, 2008
by ugetab at 3:57 AM EST on February 4, 2008: yeah, put it in the Plugins folder. You may also need the VC++ Redistributable package to make it work:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=32bc1bee-a3f9-4c13-9c99-220b62a191ee&displaylang=en
by hcs at 4:44 AM EST on February 4, 2008: Even with the songs just being dumped in there, a looping version of those GC Zelda tracks is awesome.
Complete Tracklist by DjKnuX at 5:18 AM EST on February 4, 2008: Hi Guys,
IÂ´m new here but I found the complete Tracklist from Brawl on the Web and want to post it for all there interested. Sweet Tunes I think.^^

Tracklist:
A01 - Mushroomy Kingdom 1-1
A02 - Mushroomy Kingdom 1-2
A03 - Super Mario Brothers - Water Theme
A04 - Super Mario Land - Dungeon Theme
A05 - Super Mario Brothers 3 - Airship Theme
A06 - Super Mario World - Castle Theme
A07 - Super Mario World - Title & Ending
A08 - New Super Mario Brothers - Overworld
A09 - Luigi's Mansion - Theme
A10 - Mario & Luigi 2 - Gritzy Desert
A13 - Super Mario Sunshine - Delfino Plaza
A14 - Super Mario Sunshine - Ricco Harbor
A15 - Super Mario 64 - Bob-Omb Battlefield
A16 - Super Mario Brothers - Overworld Remix
A17 - Mario Brothers - Medley
A20 - Super Mario Kart - Mario Circuit
A21 - Mario Kart 64 - Luigi Raceway
A22 - Mario Kart DS - Waluigi Pinball
A23 - Mario Kart Double Dash - Rainbow Road

B01 - Donkey Kong Country - Jungle Hijinx
B02 - Donkey Kong Country - Overworld
B03 - Donkey Kong - Title Theme
B04 - Donkey Kong - DK Arcade Mix
B05 - Donkey Kong Country - King K. Rool's Ship
B06 - Donkey Kong Country - Bramble Blast
B07 - Jungle Beat - Battle for Storm Hill
B08 - Donkey Kong Country - Jungle Japes
B09 - Donkey Kong - Level Theme
B10 - Barrel Blast - Jungle Level 1

C01 - Legend of Zelda - Main Theme Remix
C02 - Legend of Zelda - Main Theme
C03 - Legend of Zelda II - Hyrule Temple
C04 - Link to the Past - Dark World
C05 - Link to the Past - Dark World Woods
C07 - Legend of Zelda - Tal Tal Heights
C08 - Ocarina of Time - Hyrule Field
C09 - Ocarina of Time - Medley
C10 - Ocarina of Time - Song of Storms
C11 - The Wind Waker - Molgera
C12 - Four Swords Adventure - Village of the Blue Maiden
C13 - Ocarina of Time - Gerudo Valley
C14 - Majora's Mask - Termina Field
C15 - The Wind Waker - Dragon Roost Island
C16 - The Wind Waker - Sailing Theme
C17 - Twilight Princess - Hyrule Field
C18 - Twilight Princess - Hidden Village
C19 - Twilight Princess - Midna's Theme

D01 - Metroid - Brinstar Remix
D02 - Metroid - Norfair Remix
D03 - Metroid - Ending Theme
D04 - Super Metroid - Ridley Boss Battle
D05 - Metroid Prime - Samus' Theme Song
D06 - Metroid Fusion - Sector 1
D07 - Metroid Prime - Menu Theme
D08 - Metroid Prime - Parasite Queen Boss Battle
D09 - Metroid Prime - Meta Ridley Boss Battle
D10 - Metroid Prime - Echoes

E01 - Yoshi's Story - Ending Theme
E02 - Yoshi's Island - Athletic
E03 - Yoshi's Island - Athletic Remix
E04 - Yoshi's Island - Flower Garden
E05 - Yoshi Touch & Go - Flower Garden
E06 - Yoshi's Island DS

F01 - Kirby's Air Ride - Legendary Machine
F02 - Kirby's Dreamland - King Dedede's Theme
F03 - Kirby Super Star - Boss Theme Medley
F04 - Kirby's Adventure - Butter Building
F05 - Kirby Super Star - Gourmet Race
F06 - Kirby Super Star - Meta Knight's Revenge
F07 - Kirby Super Star - Marx Battle Theme
F08 - Kirby 64 - Zero Two
F09 - The Amazing Mirror - Nature Area
F10 - Kirby's Air Ride - Checker Knights
F11 - Kirby's Air Ride - Frozen Hillside
F12 - Squeek Squad - Squeek Squad Arrival

G01 - Star Fox - Main Theme
G02 - Star Fox - Corneria
G03 - Star Fox 64 - Theme Mix
G04 - Star Fox 64 - Area 6
G05 - Star Fox 64 - Star Wolf Theme
G07 - Star Fox Assault - Fortuna
G08 - Star Fox Assault - Sector Z
G09 - Star Fox Assault - Star Wolf Theme
G10 - Star Fox - Space Armada
G11 - Star Fox 64 - Area 6 Remix

H01 - PokÃ©mon Blue & Red - Main Theme
H02 - PokÃ©mon Blue & Red - Pokemon Center
H03 - PokÃ©mon Blue & Red - Route 1
H04 - PokÃ©mon Stadium & Evolution Theme
H05 - PokÃ©mon Ruby & Sapphire - Wild Pokemon Battle
H06 - PokÃ©mon Ruby & Sapphire - Victory Road
H07 - PokÃ©mon Diamond & Pearl - Wild Pokemon Battle
H08 - PokÃ©mon Diamond & Pearl - Dialga & Palkia Battle
H09 - PokÃ©mon Diamond & Pearl - Team Galaxy Battle
H10 - PokÃ©mon Diamond & Pearl - Route 209

I01 - F-Zero - Mute City
I02 - F-Zero - White Land
I03 - F-Zero - Fire Field
I04 - F-Zero X - Main Menu
I05 - F-Zero X - Silence
I06 - F-Zero X - Devil's Forest
I07 - F-Zero X - White Land
I08 - F-Zero GX - Replay
I09 - F-Zero GX - Vegas Palace
I10 - F-Zero GX - Green Plant

J02 - Fire Emblem - Main Theme
J03 - Fire Emblem - Medley
J04 - Fire Emblem Gaiden - With Mila's Divine Protection
J06 - Fire Emblem The Sacred Stones - Combat Preparation
J07 - Fire Emblem Sword of Seals - Winning Road
J08 - Fire Emblem Blazing Sword - Strije to the Challenge
J09 - Fire Emblem Path Of Radiance - Black Knight Battle
J10 - Fire Emblem Path Of Radiance - Crimea Attacks
J11 - Fire Emblem Path Of Radiance - Power-Hungry Fool
J12 - Fire Emblem Path Of Radiance - Victory Is Near
J13 - Fire Emblem Radiant Dawn - Eternal Bond

K01 - Mother 3 - Snowman
K05 - Mother 3 - Humoresque of a Little Dog
K07 - Mother 3 - Porky's Theme
K08 - Mother 3 - Love Theme
K09 - Mother 3 - Smashing Song of Praise
K10 - Mother 3 - New Pork City

L01 - Pikmin 2 - Worldmap
L02 - Pikmin - Forest of Hope
L03 - Pikmin - Environment
L04 - Pikmin - Ai no Uta
L05 - Pikmin - Tane no Uta
L06 - Pikmin - Main Theme
L07 - Pikmin - Title Theme
L08 - Pikmin - Ai no Uta (French)

M01 - Wario Ware - WarioWare Inc
M02 - Wario Ware - WarioWare Inc. Medley
M03 - WarioWare Twisted - Mona Pizza's Song (JP)
M04 - WarioWare Twisted - Mona Pizza's Song (EN)
M05 - WarioWare Touched - Mike's Song (JP)
M06 - WarioWare Touched - Mike's Song (EN)
M07 - WarioWare Touched - Ashley's Song (JP)
M08 - WarioWare Touched - Ashley's Song (EN)
M09 - MicroGame$ Theme 01
M10 - MicroGame$ Theme 02
M11 - MicroGame$ Theme 03
M12 - MicroGame$ Theme 04
M13 - MicroGame$ Theme 05
M15 - MicroGame$ Theme 06
M16 - MicroGame$ Theme 07
M17 - MicroGame$ Theme 08
M18 - MicroGame$ Theme 09

N01 - Animal Crossing Wild World - Title Theme
N02 - Animal Crossing - Go K.K. Rider!
N03 - Animal Crossing - K.K. Medley
N05 - Animal Crossing Wild World - The Roost
N06 - Animal Crossing Wild World - Tom Nooks Store
N07 - Animal Crossing - K.K. Cruisin'
N08 - Animal Crossing - K.K. Western
N09 - Animal Crossing - K.K. Gumbo
N10 - Animal Crossing - Rockin' K.K
N11 - Animal Crossing - DJ K.K
N12 - Animal Crossing - K.K. Condor

P01 - Kid Icarus - Underworld
P02 - Kid Icarus - Title Theme
P03 - Kid Icarus - Skyworld
P04 - Kid Icarus - NES Medley

Q01 - NES Medley
Q02 - Stack-Up Medley
Q04 - Dr. Mario - Chill
Q05 - Clu Clu Land.brstm
Q06 - Baloon Fight - Balloon Trip
Q07 - Ice Climber
Q08 - Shin Onigashima
Q09 - Famicom Grand Prix 2
Q10 - Tetris - Type A
Q11 - Tetris - Type B
Q12 - X - Tunnel Scene
Q13 - Wrecking Crew
Q14 - Nazo no Murasamejou

R02 - Nintendo DS - PictoChat
R03 - Electroplankton
R04 - Game & Watch
R05 - Mario Tennis & Mario Golf
R06 - Panel de Pon - Lip's Theme
R07 - Chousouju Mecha MG - Marionation Gear
R08 - Big Brain Academy - Title Theme
R09 - 1080 Snowboarding - Golden Forest
R10 - Nintendo Wii - Mii Channel
R11 - Nintendo Wii - Wii Shop Channel
R12 - Golden Sun - Battle Theme Medley
R13 - Shaberu! DS Cooking Navi
R14 - Excite Truck
R15 - Brain Age - Title Theme
R16 - Wii Sports - Title Theme
R17 - Wii Play - Cow Racing

S02 - Metal Gear Solid - Encounter
S03 - Metal Gear - Theme of Tara
S04 - Metal Gear Solid II - Yell (Dead Cell)
S05 - Metal Gear Solid III - Snake Eater
S06 - Metal Gear Solid IV - Love Theme
S07 - Metal Gear Solid - Cavern Theme
S08 - Metal Gear Solid III - Battle in the Base
S10 - Metal Gear II - Opening Theme
S11 - Metal Gear Portable Ops - Calling to the Night

T01 - Smash Bros Brawl - Melee Battlefield 01
T02 - Smash Bros Brawl - Melee Battlefield 02
T03 - Smash Bros Brawl - Melee Final Destination 01
T05 - Smash Bros Brawl - Melee Final Destination 02

U01 - Sonic The Hedgehog - Green Hill Zone
U02 - Sonic The Hedgehog - Scrap Brain Zone
U03 - Sonic The Hedgehog II - Emerald Hill Zone
U04 - Sonic The Hedgehog III - Angel Island Zone
U06 - Sonic CD - Sonic Boom
U07 - Sonic R - Super Sonic Racing
U08 - Sonic Adventure - Open Your Heart
U09 - Sonic Adventure 2 - Live And Learn
U10 - Sonic Heroes - Sonic Heroes
U11 - Sonic Rush - Right There, Right Now
U12 - Sonic The Hedgehog - His World Remix
U13 - Sonic And The Secret Rings - Seven Rings In Hand

W01 - Smash Bros Melee - Princess Peach's Castle
W02 - Smash Bros Melee - Rainbow Cruise
W03 - Smash Bros Melee - Jungle Japes
W04 - Smash Bros Melee - Brinstar Depths
W05 - Smash Bros Melee - Yoshi's Island
W06 - Smash Bros Melee - Fountain of Dreams
W07 - Smash Bros Melee - Green Greens
W08 - Smash Bros Melee - Corneria
W09 - Smash Bros Melee - PokÃ©mon Stadium
W10 - Smash Bros Melee - PokÃ© Floats
W11 - Smash Bros Melee - Big Blue
W12 - Smash Bros Melee - Onett
W13 - Smash Bros Melee - Icicle Mountain
W14 - Smash Bros Melee - Flat Zone
W15 - Smash Bros Melee - Super Mario Bros. 3
W16 - Smash Bros Melee - PokÃ©mon Gold Battle Theme
W17 - Smash Bros Melee - Fire Emblem
W18 - Smash Bros Melee - Mach Rider
W19 - Smash Bros Melee - Pollyanna
W20 - Smash Bros Melee - Dr. Mario
W21 - Smash Bros Melee - Battlefield
W23 - Smash Bros Melee - Multi-Man Melee
W24 - Smash Bros Melee - Temple
W25 - Smash Bros Melee - Final Destination
W26 - Smash Bros Melee - Kongo Jungle
W27 - Smash Bros Melee - Brinstar
W28 - Smash Bros Melee - Venom
W29 - Smash Bros Melee - Mute City
W30 - Smash Bros Melee - Menu 1.brstm
W31 - Smash Bros Melee - Giga Bowser Battle

X01 - Smash Bros Brawl - Main Theme
X02 - Smash Bros Brawl - Menu 01
X03 - Smash Bros Brawl - Menu 02
X04 - Smash Bros Brawl - How To Play
X05 - Smash Bros Brawl - Final Destination
X06 - Smash Bros Brawl - Clear
X07 - Smash Bros Brawl - WiFi Waiting Room
X08 - Smash Bros Brawl - Battle Results
X09 - Smash Bros Brawl - Mode 01
X10 - Smash Bros Brawl - Tournament Mode
X11 - Smash Bros Brawl - Mode 02
X13 - Smash Bros Brawl - Stage Clear
X15 - Smash Bros Brawl - All-Star Mode
X16 - Smash Bros Brawl - HomeRun Contest
X17 - Smash Bros Brawl - Main Theme Remix
X18 - Smash Bros Brawl - Melee Theme Remix
X19 - Smash Bros Brawl - Trophy Mode
X20 - Smash Bros Brawl - Stickers Mode
X21 - Smash Bros Brawl - Coin Launcher
X22 - Smash Bros Brawl - Classic Mode Clear
X23 - Smash Bros Brawl - Stage Builder
X25 - Smash Bros Brawl - Battlefield v2
X26 - Smash Bros Brawl - Target Smash
X27 - Smash Bros Brawl - Credits List

Y01 - The Subspace Emissary - Overworld
Y02 - The Subspace Emissary - Desert Stage
Y03 - The Subspace Emissary - Dungeon Stage
Y04 - The Subspace Emissary - Danger Ahead
Y05 - The Subspace Emissary - Battle Theme
Y07 - The Subspace Emissary - Final Battle
Y08 - The Subspace Emissary - Outro
Y09 - The Subspace Emissary - DK Island Swing
Y10 - The Subspace Emissary - Airship Fortress
Y11 - The Subspace Emissary - Metroid Data-Selection
Y13 - The Subspace Emissary - Brinstar Remix
Y14 - The Subspace Emissary - Machine Stage
Y15 - The Subspace Emissary - Subspace Area
Y16 - The Subspace Emissary - Ambiente SFX
Y17 - The Subspace Emissary - Stage Clear

Z01 - Victory Theme - Mario Brothers
Z02 - Victory Theme - Donkey Kong
Z03 - Victory Theme - Legend of Zelda
Z04 - Victory Theme - Metroid
Z05 - Victory Theme - Yoshi
Z06 - Victory Theme - Kirby
Z07 - Victory Theme - Star Fox
Z08 - Victory Theme - PokÃ©mon
Z10 - Victory Theme - F-Zero
Z11 - Victory Theme - Mother
Z16 - Victory Theme - Ice Climbers
Z17 - Victory Theme - Fire Emblem
Z18 - Victory Theme - Game & Watch
Z21 - Victory Theme - Wario
Z22 - Victory Theme - Meta Knight
Z23 - Victory Theme - Kid Icarus
Z25 - Victory Theme - Pikmin
Z35 - Victory Theme - Robot
Z46 - Victory Theme - Metal Gear
Z47 - Victory Theme - Sonic The Hedgehog

Z50 - Misc SFX - Continue
Z51 - Misc SFX - Game Over
Z54 - Misc SFX - New Feature! 01
Z55 - Misc SFX - New Feature! 02
Z56 - Misc SFX - New Feature! 03
Z57 - Misc SFX - New Feature! 04
Z58 - Misc SFX - New Feature! 05

Please Hcs... upload it to the Bonus Folder soon.;) I canÂ´t wait for this awesome Tunes!
And sorry for my bad English, IÂ´m from Germany!:)
by hcs at 5:43 AM EST on February 4, 2008: Uploading now.

Fun fact: Nearly all the Earthbound tracks are rearrangements from Mother. While I like the SNES/SFC Earthbound/Mother 2 soundtrack more the tunes are largely redone from the earlier NES/FC Mother.
Your bit of pedantry for the day!
by valiant at 6:03 AM EST on February 4, 2008: Prepare to bury your server. I've seen people on NeoGAF that linked to in_cube.
It's just a question of time till they find the bonus folder.
by DjKnuX at 6:52 AM EST on February 4, 2008: As information:
I came about a Page called ZopharÂ´s Domain (http: // www.zophar.net/usf/) to you beacuse here I can get a lot of USF Soundtracks. I do not know the Page which Primeblue has called (NeoGAF).
Then I saw that Gamecube Sounds are playable in Winamp, too and I enter the Forum to get more Information about the In_Cube Soundtracks and where I can get them and so I heard about the Bonus Folder.
Are there difficulties if I know from the Bonus folder?
by unknownfile at 10:02 AM EST on February 4, 2008: yes, there are difficulties with the bonus folder. mostly that everyone ends up exceeding the bandwidth when people find out about it.
by mixup at 10:11 AM EST on February 4, 2008: you should require passwords on all downloads and ban motherfuckers for life. there's too many people here now.
by DjKnuX at 11:19 AM EST on February 4, 2008: I understand the problem now.
But how many people out there do know about folder?
Maybe we can solve this problem in such a way that one gives a password to everybody which are announced in the forum and no one else comes into the folder. This was just an Example. ;)
by Only3Penguins at 11:47 AM EST on February 4, 2008: Passwords sound like a good idea and I say that as someone who might not even be given a password, considering I haven't been here long and don't really have anything to contribute personally.

An alternative is just to refrain from ever mentioning the bonus folder's existence in this forum and leave it up those of us who already know about it to check on it from time to time to see if anything new is there. If anyone new stumbles across this forum and asks about where to find streaming audio, we just... direct them somewhere else. Might not be as effective as passwords, but it might at least reduce the number of newcomers.
by unknownfile at 11:56 AM EST on February 4, 2008: No, the problem is that there are lurkers on this board. As soon as someone posts the SSBB files, the link will be mass-posted and the server will be down for a day, and they'll complain about the server being down while disregarding the fact that they're the fuckwads who took it down in the first place.

crediar, on the other hand, had a better solution to this mess. Too many people were linking to a file on his server (that contained the list of files on the SSBB disc) and the clever minds on IRC got him to redirect a bunch of idiots to shock images. And oh god were these people idiots, thinking that someone actively involved in the Wii hacking scene with absolutely no connection to Nintendo or affiliates had obtained the SOURCE CODE FOR SSBB, when he just pulled a list of files off a DVD.

No wonder SSB fans always change the rules to make the game boring: they're fucking idiots.
by marioman at 11:58 AM EST on February 4, 2008: Seeing as newcomers are the ones making suggestions, I find this discussion very amusing.

It's not broken yet, so I doubt that anything will be done. There has been discussion about this for years, and nothing else seems to work. The only thing that may work is an external host of some sort that would be willing to be leached. However, I would think that the traffic would be such that it wouldn't last that long.

Let's just remain hush-hush about the issue and not mention it again shall we?
by valiant at 12:02 PM EST on February 4, 2008
by PokeParadox at 12:04 PM EST on February 4, 2008: I think the best thing to do is keep the bonus folder for "trusted" members that have lurked around here for years, and also those that can actually use unplayable files to reverse engineer players for them, etc.
Then periodically put torrents online...
But as previously mentioned, this has been discussed and discussed and nothing really changes.

One solution was to webseed a torrent, but it's problematic getting webseeds to play nice with servage hosting...
by valiant at 12:55 PM EST on February 4, 2008: Incomplete track list with official titles from the sound test. I'm doing more when I'm in the mood for more translations.
by hcs at 4:17 PM EST on February 4, 2008: The easiest way to settle this, of course, is to just leave the very busy torrent.
SUper Smash Bros Brawl & BRSAR... by celebi23 at 12:25 PM EST on February 10, 2008: So apparently, the 40ish missing tracks from the SSBB OST is in a 99.2MB called "smashbros_sound.brsar" Here's a list of all the audio files within this file http://forums.ffshrine.org/showpost.php?p=990274&postcount=2266 & a list of the tracks "missing" from the normal OST from the game http://forums.ffshrine.org/showpost.php?p=990335&postcount=2272

Here's the BRSAR file from SSBB

http://www.mediafire.com/?2ztyyiaelxs
by hcs at 2:20 PM EST on February 10, 2008: snd_bgm_Z09_FLUIGI (Luigi's Victory Theme)
^ is this actually a different track (that is, does Luigi actually have a different victory theme?) if not I expect that these are just duplicates.

snd_bgm_Y06_ADV06 (Missing Subspace Emissary music)
^ this (and others in Y and X) are likely sequenced.

Many of the missing streams are probably simply unused and thus were removed from the shipping version.
I'm going to take a look out of curiosity, anyway.

edited 2:22 PM EST February 10, 2008
by Only3Penguins at 4:23 PM EST on February 10, 2008: Luigi's victory theme in the final version is the same as Mario's, Peach's, and Bowser's.

The only thing backing up the idea that this list indicates that every character had their own unique victory fanfares (as opposed to everyone from the same series sharing one) is that the final version of the game does have a different victory fanfare for Meta Knight than for Kirby & Dedede, despite his coming from the same series. MAYBE that's evidence that the same special treatment was originally planned for every character. There are definately other cases where it would be appropriate; namely Bowser and Ganondorf sharing the same heroic-sounding victory fanfares with Mario and Link.

edited 4:24 PM EST February 10, 2008
by celebi23 at 9:27 PM EST on February 10, 2008: DAMMIT http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNJZXlhHKUE
The R/G/B/Y Credits theme is on the disc somewhere & is played in the Wifi Waiting room instead of "X07 - Smash Bros Brawl - WiFi Waiting Room"
as well as a different version of the meta knight theme than was on the OST
by Only3Penguins at 6:54 AM EST on February 11, 2008: How do you know he didn't turn his game's music down, leave the SFX up, and lay his own tracks over it?
by hcs at 3:34 PM EST on February 11, 2008: Please don't post the same thing in several threads.
by hcs at 9:21 PM EST on February 12, 2008: brsar_unpack 0.0 now on the in_cube page. Extracts almost 10,000 sounds from Brawl.

edited 9:21 PM EST February 12, 2008
by marioman at 10:02 PM EST on February 12, 2008: Nice program. Thanks. Just a little feedback, it can recognize files in the Wii Play brsar archives, but it can't extract them. Just to let you know.

edited 10:36 PM EST February 12, 2008
by hcs at 7:09 AM EST on February 13, 2008: What kind of errors does it give? I don't have the wiiplay brsar on hand (the link that was given a while back is dead).
by marioman at 7:26 AM EST on February 13, 2008: The first error that it gives is in the info section. It gives gives the number of sound, bank, player, file, and group entries, but then it says "something unknown starting at" and gives an address. Then when it starts extracting sounds, it gives the name of the file to be extracted, but says "I don't get it ******SKIPPING******". It does this for all entries.

On another note, do you mean that this link is dead? Seems OK to me.

edited 7:28 AM EST February 13, 2008
by hcs at 9:47 AM EST on February 13, 2008: The "something unknown" message is normal.
Most of the music seems to be sequenced, which is generally why you'll see a SKIPPING message. There are a few streams which it refuses to unpack, though, because they're stereo. I'll take another look at it later today.
by Xane at 10:12 AM EST on February 13, 2008: Wow, big thanks HCS, most of the SFX I seeked were successfully extracted. ^^
by Peppyman at 6:36 AM EST on February 14, 2008: yes the wii play files have a few brstm's which will play but none of the brsar's will extract at all.
by mixup at 1:16 PM EST on February 14, 2008: is anyone working on a quality rip from brawl? not the stuff thats been floating around...
by Only3Penguins at 2:17 PM EST on February 14, 2008: You haven't been looking hard enough. The full collection of, I believe, 314 brstm files have been available for at least a couple of weeks now. Doesn't get much more quality than that.
by jurassicPieter at 8:15 AM EST on February 15, 2008: Great, a brsar extractor. I was just trying to work on it too, but it seems hcs already was working on it.

So far it doesn't extract the missing brawl music(the final smash songs and starman and hammer theme), but that will show up soon.
by Omochao at 8:33 AM EST on February 15, 2008: Hoping we can get that music soon.(assuming it isn't SEQUENCED)
by marioman at 10:57 AM EST on February 15, 2008: Any luck with those Wii Play BRSTMs hcs?
by hcs at 1:58 PM EST on February 15, 2008: The "missing brawl music" is either not in the game or sequenced. There are only one or two samples actually used as samples that are not ripped.

Regarding Wii Play I'm just trying to decide what format to spit the output in.

edited 2:02 PM EST February 15, 2008
by Peppyman at 2:36 PM EST on February 15, 2008: looking forward to the wii play music.
by willmans at 4:16 PM EST on February 18, 2008: brsar_unpack 0.0 also works on the 2 .brsar files from Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles (Biohazard: Umbrella Chronicles in japan)
The files are here if you want to take a look, http://www.mediafire.com/?ayzpmeww3xm ~21MB

edited 5:09 PM EST February 18, 2008
by Peppyman at 4:25 PM EST on February 18, 2008: any progress with sorting out the wii play files?
by mixup at 3:49 PM EST on February 25, 2008: can someone make a a twilight princess styled mp3 rip of SSMB?
by Penguin at 4:16 PM EST on February 25, 2008: super smash mothers brawl?
by Peppyman at 4:20 PM EST on February 25, 2008: lol that wud be an instant buy.
by EditorArtist at 8:02 PM EST on February 25, 2008: @mixup, I've been working on a rip of Brawl everyday ever since the ISO was ripped. It's taking a lot of time because I've been finding all previously released songs elsewhere and comparing the quality to the Brawl release, then choosing the better one (most of the time it's actually the OST version, because of the 44100 vs 30000 sample rate). Also using endings if songs have proper endings rather than just fadeouts. And for the loop fadeouts, I'm doing most of them manually so that the end feels more satisfying. I'm also putting a lot of care into the ID3 tags, and adding an appropriate unique image for each song from the official website. I should be finished in time for the US release, and it will be released via torrent and here: http://www.editorartist.com In a few days I'll release the "missing tracks", the songs that were revealed in the file structure that weren't actually on the disc.
by hcs at 11:34 PM EST on February 25, 2008: Hi EA, I trust you're using vgmstream to decode the tracks you plan on taking straight from Brawl? I'm sure you'd notice the loop bugs (in in_cube) if you're doing the rip carefully. Or is there another decoder I'm not aware of?
Just wanting to know if anyone's using vgmstream...

edited 11:41 PM EST February 25, 2008
by agu fungus at 11:36 PM EST on February 25, 2008: Hey, EA, as far as I can remember, the theme of Fire Emblem can also be found in Donkey Konga 3. I don't know if it's exactly the same as the one from Brawl, but it does not loop (same for Melee battlefield, which can also be found in european Donkey Konga). I'd also suggest to wait until the US release to get the info for all songs in English.

edited 11:36 PM EST February 25, 2008
by EditorArtist at 4:15 AM EST on February 26, 2008: Questions for anybody who can answer:
1. Examples from Brawl that suffer from the in_cube loop bugs?
2. More detail on the loop bugs and what to look out for?
3. Tips on good places to find lossless Nintendo/Sonic/Metal Gear OSTs (including healthy torrents)?
4. Any preliminary rips of Star Fox Command that I can use?
5. Know of any tools that can read ID3 tags from one MP3 and apply them to another?

I've been using the latest in_cube with 1 for the loop and 0 for the fade. Then I bring in the .wav into my multitrack editor, and use the waveform to find the loop point myself. I'm guessing my process explains why I haven't noticed the bug? But still, there are quite a few tracks I've used in_cube for the fade since I don't possibly have the time to do it manually for every single song. I've downloaded vgmstream, but I'd rather not have to throw away the tagged tracks.

Thanks so much hcs for the warning and absolutely everything you've done, and to agu fungus for the tip on Donkey Konga 3 (though the versions used in Brawl are different I hate to say)!

edited 4:26 AM EST February 26, 2008

edited 4:27 AM EST February 26, 2008
by hcs at 9:13 AM EST on February 26, 2008: 1)
From elsewhere:
"I noticed in a few Super Smash Bros Brawl tracks a pop at the loop point. For instance, A09.brstm at 1:30, particularly noticeable in the right channel. Also C09.brstm (1:52) and C05.brstm (1:09), probably many others but I stopped listening after finding those."
If you're doing the loop manually there wouldn't be an issue, of course, but otherwise you may well encounter this little pop at the loop point.

I currently have fractional loop counts for the vgmstream test utility, for better control. It occurs to me that a manual setting of playback length might be useful in cases like this where you want full control. Would you find that useful?

edited 9:25 AM EST February 26, 2008
by EditorArtist at 4:38 PM EST on February 26, 2008: Yes, a manual setting of playback length would be useful.

More specifically, here's a request (take it or leave it) that could apply to all input plugins on the behalf of editors: an option to define the start point as either 1) the beginning of the stream or 2) the beginning loop point. And the end point as either 1) the end of the stream, 2) the beginning loop point, or 3) the end loop point. This would allow editors to export the song's intro as a WAV and the loop section as a separate WAV.
by hcs at 7:13 PM EST on February 26, 2008: Yeah, that'd be a nice feature, too. I've written at least one tool that does that (was it for ADX?), won't be hard to add it to the vgmstream test decoder. All these customizations, though, are sort of beyond the functions of an input plugin.
by EditorArtist at 2:04 AM EST on February 29, 2008: Alright, I did a quick compress of all the Brawl music tracks I've enhanced so far. Most notable are the lost tracks, the ones not included on the game disc (these tracks are marked by a {!} symbol). Love to get feedback before I release this officially.
http://www.editorartist.com/game_soundtracks/brawl/Brawl%20WIP.rar

Please don't distribute. You can subscribe to my album release RSS if you want to know when I release the real thing with the remaining songs, ID3 tags, and unique relevant album art from the official website for each specific song: http://www.editorartist.com/rss.xml It should be just in time for the US Brawl release.

For the songs that were on the disc, I didn't do any weird edits to the tracks, just brought in 44.1 kHz versions and spent a lot of time figuring out a quality fadeout. And left the endings intact from the OST, if there is an ending.

They don't have any of the tags or cover art, but thankfully I've found a way to copy ID3 tags from one file to another very easily when the time comes. So just "a few" more tracks to go really, and automating the rest (if they aren't available on an OST and the fade is satisfactory). But lots of other things to take care of besides this unfortunately.

-tell me which songs you desperately need to have two loops (I know some people insist on every song having two loops, but I'm very much on the side of leaving the listener wanting just a little bit more as opposed to being tempted to skip to the next track whenever he/she doesn't love that particular song)
-for the ones with endings, if you'd rather have a fadeout instead
-the Wario vocal songs: I have the Japanese version seamlessly looping to the English version, tell me if you'd rather just be able to listen to each language separate
-The ones with exclamation marks are the bonus tracks that were cut, so the specific versions were selected by me. If you know of any better versions of the song out there, tell me. I also did some audio sweetening and edit tweaks to some of them, so tell me if anything I did is too obvious
-the no specific title unknowns: Star Fox Command, Mario & Luigi don't have specific song titles attached in the file structure, tell me if there's a song you like better than what I picked from each respective game
-the missing Subspace Emissary music: Y18-Y30 - I took this freedom to choose one song from each series that I felt needed to be in Brawl but isn't. Tell me if any of my choices are meh.
-volume - tell me if you notice any of them being too quiet or too loud compared to others

Enjoy!

edited 2:45 AM EST February 29, 2008

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