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Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In the Approach Shots tutorial in Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour, one of Toad's tips is meant to start with "If you press B". However, for an unknown reason, the "I" is missing from the message, causing Toad to say "f you press B" instead. Hole 18 PARH PIN 37 Sw Normal 3y f you press B and the power meter turns blue, it means you can hit an approach shot. GAMECUBE PATRON 40 R A ource: Supper Mario Broth, screenshot taken in a GC emulator, game: Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour (NA, GC) Imph +0 $1% f you press B
Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog The main menu of Mario Golf for the Nintendo 64 renders a mysterious number sequence, "2080: 520: 10872", on a black screen on every frame just to then overwrite it with the actual menu screen. Dataminers have to date been unable to determine the meaning of "2080: 520: 10872". MAIN MENU 2080: -AM aaa $20: 10872 GAME GAME GAME On every frame that the main menu of Mario Golf is rendered, the game first renders the above screen, with white text on a black background. The text contains a mysterious number sequence, 2080: 520: 10872", which is unsolved to this day. MAIN MENU PLAYERS ONE TWO THREE FOUR CONTINUE CLUBHOUSE Then, the actual main menu is rendered over the black screen, making it impossible for the player to ever see it. This happens on every frame; the numbers are typed out digit by digit and are then overwritten by the actual image by the end of the frame. Note that this entire setup is extremely unusual to begin with, as games do not usually waste time rendering something on every frame just to have the image be overwritten by something completely different. In fact, this is the only known case of something like this happening in a Mario game, which makes the purpose of the numbers even more baffling. ource: tcrf.net user "PacoChan", tcrf.net/File:MG64-Hidden Menu.png
PEND Supper Mario Broth @Mario BrothBlog Due to the way Mario Golf: Super Rush handles golfer handedness, Rosalina's model in that game has two mirrored copies of her hair, of which only one is rendered at a time. This leaves the base model with a unique hairstyle covering both her eyes. Technical explanation in reply. Source: models-resource.com user "Centrise the Dodo", models-resource.com/nintendo_switch/mariogolf superrush/model/41896/ 7:12 AM Jul 11, 2023 507K Views PENA Supper Mario Broth @Mario BrothBlog The game uses a "double mirroring" trick to create the right-handed and left-handed versions of Rosalina from a single model, shown below! Base model Right-handed model Two hair models, two pins Correct hair and pin are removed, leaving the mirrored ones Glove Glove is always worn on non- dominant hand Left-handed model Mirrored hair and pin are removed, Rosalina's default look remains The whole model is then mirrored Glove Glove is on wrong hand Glove Now correctly left-handed, with glove on right hand Glove Glove is correctly on left hand Double-mirrored hair and pin
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Uploaded Jul 20, 2014 at 05:23PM EDT

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