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<li>[http://www.smashworld.org/main.shtml Super Smash Bros. Fantasy World] - [[SSBFW]]</li> | <li>[http://www.smashworld.org/main.shtml Super Smash Bros. Fantasy World] - [[SSBFW]]</li> | ||
<li>[http://www.smashbrosmelee.com Super Smash Bros. Melee World] - [[SSBMW]]</li> | <li>[http://www.smashbrosmelee.com Super Smash Bros. Melee World] - [[SSBMW]]</li> | ||
<li>[http://www.smashboards.com | <li>[http://www.smashboards.com Smash World Forums] - [[Smash World Forums|Smashboards]]</li> | ||
<li>[http://www.smashbrawl.com Super Smash Blog] - [[SSBlog]]</li> | <li>[http://www.smashbrawl.com Super Smash Blog] - [[SSBlog]]</li> | ||
<li>[http://www.smashwiki.com Smash Wiki] - [[SmashWiki]]</li> | <li>[http://www.smashwiki.com Smash Wiki] - [[SmashWiki]]</li> | ||
Revision as of 00:49, November 19, 2006
Refers to the network Smash Bros. sites dedicated to serving the needs of the Smash Community.
Smash World Sites
- Super Smash Bros. Fantasy World - SSBFW
- Super Smash Bros. Melee World - SSBMW
- Smash World Forums - Smashboards
- Super Smash Blog - SSBlog
- Smash Wiki - SmashWiki
Smash World History
Smash World was created by Gideon on June 21, 1999, under the alias of Kamikaze. The original site that started it all, Super Smash Bros. Fantasy World, is still up.
The site was created in order to pass time as Gideon waited for his July birthday. Things went slow at first, but the site was maintained with daily updates.
About a year later, in August, one of the biggest Perfect Dark sites at the time offered free hosting to SSBFW. The tripod days were finally over. A new layout was created, and new forums were opened, which would eventually become Smash World Forums. The new site was located at smashbros.pd64.com, and hits were drastically increasing. It was at about this time that some of Smash World's site rivalries became most fierce. Amorasaki owned one of the top rival sites to SSBFW. The highlight of those years came when Yahoo finally added SSBFW to their search directory. At that time Smash World finally got its own forums as opposed to using PD64's all the time. This was a big hit, and with around 100 members, (most like Treget came from PD64's forums) things looked bright.
On January 1st, 2001, to celebrate the 'official' millenium, yet another site layout was made for SSBFW. Treget and Gideon worked together to create what can now be seen at SmashWorld.org. The new layout was released as scheduled on January 1st, 2001, and it made a huge impression on many people.
