Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog It is commonly known that in Cool, Cool Mountain in Super Mario 64, Mario can drop the two baby penguins off a cliff. However, by using exploits, it is possible to cause the two adult penguins to fall off cliffs as well, allowing Mario to dispose of all penguins in this manner. It is commonly known that in Cool, Cool Mountain in Super Mario 64, Mario is able to pick up the two baby penguins found throughout the course and drop them off cliffs. However, it is also possible to cause the two adult penguins found in this course to fall off cliffs as well, using exploits. The Mother Penguin found on the bottom of the mountain follows Mario for a short distance if he delivers the correct baby to her, but then takes it away again. In the Japanese version, due to an oversight in the code, she will continue moving during her dialogue box in this scenario, causing her to move further than her intended movement radius. With precise angling, this can be used to get her to step onto the ski lift nearby. If Mario also steps onto the ski lift to make it start up, its motion will cause the Mother Penguin to fall off into the abyss. 0x26 *x2 3x4 9x26 *x2 224 Finally, the Big Penguin raced on the slide inside the mountain has a minuscule chance of falling off the track in response to very specific inputs from the player. After extensive research, Super Mario 64 expert Pannenkoek2012 and his associates were able to devise a brute-force algorithm that, by trying out every possible sequence of inputs, was able to find one that causes the Big Penguin to fall off the slide into the abyss every time. Thus, it is technically possible to enter Cool, Cool Mountain and during a single visit, cause every penguin in the course to end up falling off a cliff. egoutube.com users "Uncommentated Pannen", "T".youtube.com/watch?kEKNZZYUS poutube.com/watch?v=_ wwwwwwwwww cecks Ka

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Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog The European Nintendo Switch Online version of Super Mario 64 contains an exceedingly bizarre bug where Cool, Cool Mountain and Big Boo's Haunt will occasionally randomly swap O's and U's between each other, becoming "Cool, Cool Muuntain" and "Big Boo's Haont". This is how the name normally appears in the pause menu: 4 COOL, COOL MOUNTAIN Keep switching between levels and eventually it may become this: 4 COOL, CUOL MOUNTAIN Or alternatively, this: 4 COOL, COOL MUUNTAIN The same happens with Big Boo's Haunt, which is normally this: 5 BIG BOO'S HAUNT But may change to this: 5 BIG BOO'S HAONT The reasons for this are unknown. Source: info: YouTube user @NSOBug Report, youtube.com/watch?v=alEUNA9NH18, verified/reproduced by Supper Mario Broth

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Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog ... According to a 2017 study by a team of Canadian neuropsychologists, playing Super Mario 64 increases grey matter in the brains of older adults, potentially being able to combat dementia and other neurological disorders. Playing Super Mario 64 increases hippocampal grey matter in older adults Greg L. West aa Benjamin Rich Zendel a Kyoko Konishi, Jessica Benady-Chorney, Veronique D. Bohbot, Isabelle Peretz, Syhvie Belleville Published: December 6, 2017 • https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0187779 HPC This image is taken from the research paper and shows the increase of grey matter in the subjects who played Super Mario 64 for 6 months, with the colored areas being the increase compared to the brain's state before the beginning of the study. For details, please check out the research paper linked in a reply to the post.

There is a spot at a ledge in Cool, Cool Mountain where Mario cannot backflip. Every attempted backflip will end immediately without Mario getting off the ground. This only affects backflips specifically; Mario can still perform any other action normally.

The mushroom platforms in Tall, Tall Mountain have faulty collision that manifests in angle-dependent invisible walls. If Mario approaches them at a precise angle, he will hit an invisible wall that is not normally there.

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In Tall Tall Mountain, it is possible to skip the slide by jumping to the alcove with the star directly. This can also be deadly; as it was not designed to be entered this way, the imprecise collision can cause Mario to clip through the wall and die.

Mario has more polygons than some stages

$Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Many of the courses in Super Mario 64 have about the same polygonal complexity as Mario himself, with some even having fewer polygons than he does. In many places in the game, the console spends more computational power displaying Mario than the entirety of the rest of the scene. Mario: 838 triangles Bob-omb Battlefield: 962 triangles Snowman's Land: 791 triangles Jolly Roger Bay. 722 triangles Shifting Sand Land: 714 triangles Tiny-Huge Island: 608 triangles The more complex courses such as Big Boo's Haunt (2350 triangles) or Wet-Dry World (1493 triangles) split up their geometry into zones, of which only one is loaded at any one time (e.g. exterior/interior or main area/downtown area), so that only a fraction of the entirety of the polygons has to be rendered. ource: models-resource.commintendo_6supermario64$

According to a 1996 Mario 64 interview, the developers consider the Sweep Kick to be "useless" as it was originally intended to deal with enemies that were too short to punch. In the finished game, all enemies that can be Sweep Kicked can also be punched.

Miyamoto: Our thinking was that as players got good at the controls, they'd want to try out more and more button combinations, and if there was nothing past the basics it would be disappointing for them. So we created movements for all button combinations-of course, that means a few useless ones got left in too. (laughs) Koizumi: Yeah, like the crouching trip kick. (laughs) That was made to deal with short, small enemies, but we ended up not adding those kinds of enemies after all. Demonstration of intended use of the move using a hypothetical Mini Goomba enemy (not present in the game): MISS HIT Source: shmuplations.com/mario64

There is a specific spot near the top of Tall, Tall Mountain where failing to grab a ledge will result in Mario comically falling down the entirety of the mountain while hitting every ledge on the way down.

In Super Mario 64 DS, it is possible to cause the Chill Bully boss to self-destruct by making it stand on a crate. This disables its self-preservation AI, causing it to walk off the edge of the arena and die.

OXO In Super Mario 64 DS, there is a crate near the start of the course in Snowman's Land. It can be Throwing the crate onto the arena from the ledge with the tree will cause the crate to land next to the Chill Bully. Then, approach the boss. used to cause the Chill Bully boss to self-destruct. If the Chill Bully touches the crate, it will briefly climb on top of the crate. This will cause a glitch in its Al. After standing on the crate, the Al of the Chill Bully loses the self- preservation routine that would normally cause it to avoid ledges. It will walk straight off the edge of the arena into the water below, dying as a result. Source: Supper Mario Broth, screenshots taken in a DS emulator, game: Super Mario 64 DS (NA, DS)

Pushing a block underneath this platform in Wet-Dry World will cause Mario's crawling animation to become glitched on top of it, resulting in him crawling in mid-air at unnatural angles.

It is well known that the Endless Stairs in Super Mario 64 can be skipped by performing a series of backwards long jumps up the staircase. However, at specific angles, Mario may get caught on an invisible wall and then warped down to Wet-Dry World instead

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Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Super Mario 64 DS, if Mario's Wing Cap runs out while he is jumping into water and holding Ukiki, his hat will become invisible. The next time Mario gets a Wing Cap after this, the wings will appear to sprout directly from his head. ror. Supper Mario Broth, sereenshots takenin a Nintendo DS emulator, game: Super Mario 4 DS NA. DS, internalresclution of game increasedfor clearer viev)

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There is a spot at a ledge in Cool, Cool Mountain where Mario cannot backflip. Every attempted backflip will end immediately without Mario getting off the ground. This only affects backflips specifically; Mario can still perform any other action normally.

The mushroom platforms in Tall, Tall Mountain have faulty collision that manifests in angle-dependent invisible walls. If Mario approaches them at a precise angle, he will hit an invisible wall that is not normally there.

Come out and play

In Tall Tall Mountain, it is possible to skip the slide by jumping to the alcove with the star directly. This can also be deadly; as it was not designed to be entered this way, the imprecise collision can cause Mario to clip through the wall and die.

Mario has more polygons than some stages

According to a 1996 Mario 64 interview, the developers consider the Sweep Kick to be "useless" as it was originally intended to deal with enemies that were too short to punch. In the finished game, all enemies that can be Sweep Kicked can also be punched.

There is a specific spot near the top of Tall, Tall Mountain where failing to grab a ledge will result in Mario comically falling down the entirety of the mountain while hitting every ledge on the way down.

In Super Mario 64 DS, it is possible to cause the Chill Bully boss to self-destruct by making it stand on a crate. This disables its self-preservation AI, causing it to walk off the edge of the arena and die.

Pushing a block underneath this platform in Wet-Dry World will cause Mario's crawling animation to become glitched on top of it, resulting in him crawling in mid-air at unnatural angles.

It is well known that the Endless Stairs in Super Mario 64 can be skipped by performing a series of backwards long jumps up the staircase. However, at specific angles, Mario may get caught on an invisible wall and then warped down to Wet-Dry World instead

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