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→‎Super Smash Bros. Brawl: Changed the order to reflect relevance vs. chronological order. Brawl+ to PM to TE to P+ makes the most sense, with XP and Smash 2 following that. We can discuss this decision more on the Talk Page if needed, just tag me.

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 Newer revisions of ''Project M'' had other additions to the game, such as added multiplayer modes, new maps, and a new [[announcer]], with the last major revision being 3.6. While intended to include several completely new characters in its next revision, as well as further buffs and nerfs, development on ''Project M'' ceased on 1 December 2015, due to concerns over the legality of the mod. Despite this stoppage, ''Project M'' continues to maintain a devoted following, with tournaments for it still being organised.
+===''Legacy TE''===
+[[File:LegacyTELogo.png|400px|center]]
+''Legacy TE'' is a tourney-viable modification of [[Project M]] 3.6 that aims to add new content while also keeping the core content unmodified and unmoved. It features a variety of tourney-safe alternative stage skins, costumes, and quality of life features. This includes shortcuts to edit a players' controls without leaving the character selection screen, an improvement to character files to reduce crashing likelihood, and an improved menu interface. A debug menu made for the mod allows players to train their skills for professional tournaments. For example, there is an option to show [[DI]] lines that show how directional influence affects where an attack sends an opponent, with a clearly defined end point that either aims to the ground or stops in the air. A variety of tools and resources have also been made for the mod, allowing tournament organizers to easily costume their build, including customizing the stagelist, replacing costumes, or edit brand assets on the menus. Version 2.11 was released in January 2019.
 ===''Project+''===
 [[File:ProjectPlusLogo.png|500px|center]]
 ''Project+'' is a modification of ''[[Project M]] 3.6'' (based on ''Legacy TE'') with the aim to improve the balance among the cast by making small moveset changes to all or most characters. It is intended to become tournament standard. Development started in 2018 and version v1b was released in April 2019.
-===''Legacy TE''===
-[[File:LegacyTELogo.png|400px|center]]
-''Legacy TE'' is a tourney-viable modification of [[Project M]] 3.6 that aims to add new content while also keeping the core content unmodified and unmoved. It features a variety of tourney-safe alternative stage skins, costumes, and quality of life features. This includes shortcuts to edit a players' controls without leaving the character selection screen, an improvement to character files to reduce crashing likelihood, and an improved menu interface. A debug menu made for the mod allows players to train their skills for professional tournaments. For example, there is an option to show [[DI]] lines that show how directional influence affects where an attack sends an opponent, with a clearly defined end point that either aims to the ground or stops in the air. A variety of tools and resources have also been made for the mod, allowing tournament organizers to easily costume their build, including customizing the stagelist, replacing costumes, or edit brand assets on the menus. Version 2.11 was released in January 2019.
 ===''Legacy XP''===