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Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog The unreleased 64DD prototype version of Super Mario 64 cannot be 100% completed because Wiggler is literally too strong for the game to handle. An oversight briefly gives him 1024 health for one frame, which crashes the game as it cannot handle such a high amount of health. In 2014, a prototype for an unreleased version of Super Mario 64 for the Japan-only 64DD add-on for the Nintendo 64 surfaced. This version is mostly playable, except that it cannot be 100% completed due to the inside of the cave in Tiny-Huge Island, which contains two stars, crashing the game upon being entered. Examining the crash closely reveals that it occurs due to Wiggler, who resides in that cave. Wiggler is supposed to have 3 health. However, when the room loads, for one frame, his health is set to a whopping 1024 instead before another line of code sets it to 3. As his behavior is determined by his health, a table is used to look it up. The table, naturally, has 3 entries as those are the amounts of health he is expected to have. Having his health become 1024 causes the game to look on "line 1024" of a 3-line table, which is way past the end of the table and executes unintended code, crashing the game. Curiously, the exact same oversight occurs in the original Nintendo 64 version of the game, except that the unintended code the game encounters there ends up simply doing nothing instead of crashing. As such, it was merely a small change in the order of the instructions during the porting process to the 64DD that caused this effect. Source: ukikipedia.net/wiki/Super Mario_64#64DD_Version

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Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog 0 In Super Mario 64, parts of Lethal Lava Land are actually made out of leather, which simply appears to be stone due to the low resolution of the textures. Original photos taken from Bakku no Oni WABI, a 1994 Japanese license-free photo library CD, with parts of the photos moved around slightly to match the edits done by Super Mario 64 to make them tileable Texture in files In-game appearance Original photo: LEATHER 27 Texture in files Original photo: LEATHER 36 In-game appearance Source: Render96 project; github.com/Render96/Render96Wiki/wiki/Bakku-no-Oni-WABI-(0)-f)-(SM64)
Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In a 1996 interview about Super Mario 64, Shigeru Miyamoto said he really wanted to make Mario throw MIPS the Rabbit by his ears, and would have done it if the team had just one more month. 0 Miyamoto: At first Mario was able to throw the rabbit too. (laughs) If we had another month, we could have added an animation where Mario tosses the rabbit by the ears... but we hit our time limit. I wanted to do it though. Unused animation found in the game's files Miyamoto's vision (artist's conception) Ε Source: shmuplations.com/mario64, screenshot/drawing by Supper Mario Broth
Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Ø The Super Mario 64 source code lists names for Mario's footstep sounds. The list starts off normal but becomes poetic with names like "Footsteps in the Fallen Leaves" and "More Than Anyone Else in the World". It turns out the names are actually taken from a 1994 dating simulator. Mario's footstep sounds, as labeled in the Super Mario 64 source code Q. Normal 1. Soil 2. Grass 3. Water's Edge 4. Concrete 5. Creaking Floor 6. Snow 7. Ice 8. Footsteps in the Fallen Leaves 9. Just a Number of Memories... 10. Sonata for You 11. More Than Anyone Else in the World 12. Boy_Friends 13. Teenage 14. Little Bird in a Cage 15. I Want to Drink It All In 16. Temptation in Your Eyes 17. Jumping_Smile 18. That Shop on the Way to School As it turns out, entries 8 onward are placeholder entries that use song names from the soundtrack of Tokimeki Memorial, a dating sim by Konami released on PC Engine/ TurboGrafx-16 in 1994. EUP KONAMI. Source: tcrf.net users "DerpDerp" (x.com user @Alieneer_TF2) and "GlitterBerri" (BlueSky user glitterberri.bsky.social) tcrf.net/Development:Super_Mario_64_(Nintendo 64)/tag.cnf
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