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Supper Mario Broth @Mario BrothBlog New findings have revealed that an unused object from Super Mario 64, which has for decades been presumed to be a Yoshi egg, was actually Hoot the Owl's egg instead. It is possible that it was removed to not confuse or disappoint players who expected the egg to contain Yoshi. M In the data of Super Mario 64, an unused sprite of an egg that looks like a Yoshi egg can be found. It was discovered shortly after the game's release and has, for decades, been assumed to be related to Yoshi's appearance on the roof upon collecting all 120 stars (e.g. that he was planned to hatch from it). However, newly surfaced development files reveal it was actually meant to be Hoot the Owl's egg instead. The egg is called "bird_egg", where "bird_" is the prefix used for all Hoot-related code; in addition, a deleted "bird_egg" object was found next to Hoot's files in the data. It is possible that the egg was removed due to it being either confusing or disappointing for players to approach what clearly appears to be a Yoshi egg just to have something that is not Yoshi hatch from it. Source: torf.net/Super Mario_64_(Nintendo 64)/Unused Objects_%26_Models #Hoot.27s_Egg

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Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Bowser in the Sky in Super Mario 64 DS, there is an invisible fence that be felt when Mario touches it. This is actually a real fence whose collision was imported from Super Mario 64. Either the developers forgot to model it or they forgot to remove the collision. Super Mario 64 DS Super Mario 64 Ox3x85 0x10 120 Mario is hugging an invisible fence This is actually a real fence imported from the original Two possible scenarios: 1. The developers intended to keep the collision but forgot to model the fence 2. The developers intended to remove the fence but forgot to remove the collision Source: Supper Mario Broth, screenshots taken in DS/Wii emulators, games: SM64 (NA, VC), SM64DS (NA, DS)

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Due to floating point imprecision, the rolling log in Tall, Tall Mountain in Super Mario 64 can be very slowly manipulated to go sideways through the cliff. It takes 36 days of nonstop manipulation to reach the limit of how far it can go. This has no currently known purpose. Log Position After Regular Log Position 36 Days of Manipulation ALT Source: YouTube user @sjmhrp7583, youtube.com/watch?v=OAT2wGfnUho 1:30 PM Jan 13, 2025 177K Views ...

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PENA Supper Mario Broth @Mario BrothBlog Based on documentation and statements by Shigeru Miyamoto, Luigi has been part of Super Mario 64 for around 85% of the game's development, before being deemed too demanding on the game's memory and removed only 3 months before the game was finished. -By the way, what happened to Luigi? Miyamoto: Well... until February, he was in the game. (laughs) 1994 1995 Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May September 7, 1994: Development of Super Mario 64 begins. When questioned about how development started, Miyamoto says: "In the beginning, [-] there was a room made of simple Lego-like blocks, and Mario and Luigi could run around in there", indicating that Luigi was planned, if not outright implemented, from the very start. ource: shuplations.com/mario64, tornet/Prerelease Super Mario 64_(Nintendo 64) Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Luigi is in the game for ca. 85% of development before being removed. Jan 1996 Feb Mar Apr May February 1996: Luigi is removed from the game due to "memory issues", according to Miyamoto. : May 20 1996: Development finishes.

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If true, that only brings a LOT of questions...

"Important note":https://twitter.com/MarioBrothBlog/status/1638920857388199936

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Whomp's Fortress

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Jolly Roger Bay from Mario 64 is such a vibe 😩👌

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64 DS will become severely glitched if Yoshi throws an egg on the same frame as jumping on a Goomba. One possible effect is Yoshi becoming extremely fast. This footage has not been sped up or modified in any way.

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Unused eye textures

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Super Mario 64 contains unused eye textures for Mario depicting him looking down, up, and to the sides. M €3. sunce: tort net uder “Sunak azeliu", tornetSuper Mario_64_(Nintendo_64)Unused_Testures; Supper Mario Broth, screenshots taken in a Vil emulator, game: Super Mario 64 (NA, VC) M 10

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Rare Super Mario 64 DS render of Wario throwing Luigi

64 DS, c'est la variété. Impossible de s'ennuyer, quand il faut du surf, de l'exploration, de la boxe, de la glisse... mo», le ever S I vous SUPER MARIO 64 AVEC DEDANS. eg ba Source: Nintendo DS (France), Issue 1, 2005

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There is a corner in Shifting Sand Land where rolling into it will result in Mario rolling in place. At this point, the only options are to continue rolling indefinitely or to tilt Mario towards the quicksand to let him die.

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It is posssible to die to Dorrie

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog x8 A common Super Mario 64 urban legend is that it is possible for Dorrie to eat Mario, based on an in-game sign saying "Don't become his lunch". While that is not possible, Mario can in fact be harmed by Dorrie by diving into its neck at a very precise angle, becoming squashed. POWER OXI *X37 5x8 FOWER 9X1 X37X8 Tource: twitch.tv user "bbytesizedd" ROWER 0x AX37 HX8 80 : POWER OXT ☆x37

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Spindrift mouths

Supper Mario Broth @Mario BrothBlog In Super Mario 64, Spindrift enemies have small, surprised-looking mouths. Development files for the game show they originally had smiling mouths. The smiling mouths are still present in the finished version, merely overwritten with the final texture, and can be restored (right). Used Unused 8 Source: image: Supper Mario Broth, screenshots taken on a Wii emulator, game: Super Mario 64 (NA, VC) info: https://tor.net/Development:Super Mario 64 (Nintendo_4) Models

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The Bowser in the Fire Sea course contains a group of Goombas. These have a chance of randomly exploding when they walk near the edge of their platforms. Note the Goomba in the bottom left corner of the footage dying for seemingly no reason.

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Imagine if they'd just left the star there

Supper Mario Broth @Mario BrothBlog The secret alcove in Whomp's Fortress containing a 1- Up Mushroom is one of the best-hidden secrets in Super Mario 64. Development files show that the alcove was meant to contain a Power Star at some point, which would have been extremely hard to find if it was kept in. The hidden 1-Up Mushroom in Whomp's Fortress is one of the best-hidden secrets in Super Mario 64. This wall of the tower on top of the fortress appears completely ordinary and has no visual indication of hiding anything. ⠀ However, punching the wall reveals a hidden alcove containing a 1-Up Mushroom. This is not alluded to anywhere in the game and can only be discovered by punching random walls. 00 Development files for the game reveal that at some point in development, a Power Star was inside the alcove. If this had been kept in the finished game, it would have likely been the hardest to find Power Star in the game. Source: torfnet user "CreamDream", torf.net/File:W_star_4.png

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Super Mario 64 - Changed for clarity's sake

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Supper Mario Broth @Mario BrothBlog New findings have revealed that an unused object from Super Mario 64, which has for decades been presumed to be a Yoshi egg, was actually Hoot the Owl's egg instead. It is possible that it was removed to not confuse or disappoint players who expected the egg to contain Yoshi. M In the data of Super Mario 64, an unused sprite of an egg that looks like a Yoshi egg can be found. It was discovered shortly after the game's release and has, for decades, been assumed to be related to Yoshi's appearance on the roof upon collecting all 120 stars (e.g. that he was planned to hatch from it). However, newly surfaced development files reveal it was actually meant to be Hoot the Owl's egg instead. The egg is called "bird_egg", where "bird_" is the prefix used for all Hoot-related code; in addition, a deleted "bird_egg" object was found next to Hoot's files in the data. It is possible that the egg was removed due to it being either confusing or disappointing for players to approach what clearly appears to be a Yoshi egg just to have something that is not Yoshi hatch from it. Source: torf.net/Super Mario_64_(Nintendo 64)/Unused Objects_%26_Models #Hoot.27s_Egg

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