Kinda like how you can access normal castle grounds by jumping into the mini model of the castle, this game just blow's my mind.

I know this is a copypasta, but I think it's a fitting statement about the hack. Bravo.

-words of someone with a glimmer of hope before the great clown storm

the kind of nightmare you have as a kid after playing sm64 all day

Precisely. I’m pretty sure B3133 was directly inspired by Super Mario 64 classified, which has the same idea.

​@@Birtheater4545I knew it.. the levels hella similar to greenio's levels

I headcanon that two AIs are at play here, one that is basically Classified's AI and another one that actually is having fun, the former represented by faceless Mario and the latter by Shadow Mario. The Classified AI's core is located in AI Underground (despite that place being imaginary in Classified), and the shadow AI's is in the maze area, so it has a chance to send you to a troll version of that area

Notaron que en la zona dónde entramos Suena la canción de La casa embrujada del Carrusel

Pasamos y pasar algo extraño y aparece Luigi y dice déjame ir déjame irme déjame ir déjame ir

Neither do all of us

Maybe it was a *_thing in this world that you're not meant to see._*

level up and put some skill points in it then

@@memelurd7341 Now the voice of a deity permea- wait wrong game

@@spyr0guy No no, continue. :)

Toads in the castle and Pink bob-ombs in the levels:

Where were people like you 5 years ago when SM64 was remembered for, y'know, being a good game? This "I always thought SM64 was creepy" stuff just appeared out of nowhere.

I have no idea what you're talking about, skinny, I only said that the game was lonely but I never said that it was a bad game and that it is a masterpiece, just because I thought that something bad could happen just because I felt the map for not having npc that Talk to you and have few enemies, plus it was played at night, so I had plenty of reasons to imagine ridiculous things. I used the translator because I don't speak English @@De_an

@@De_an it can be both, It's early 3d it's a bit uncanny for people who didn't grow up with it. But it's also a well made game that pioneered 3d platformers that still holds up today.

I think the reason some people could find it creepy is just the emptiness, how it feels like there's less there since decking out 3d levels wasn't something anyone had ever done before. Another reason, maybe, is the sprites that always face you. Particularly with the pokeys, those things kinda feel like they're staring into your soul. I understand the reasons for these things, and I am in no way critiquing the masterpiece that is Super Mario 64, this is just some good old-fashioned hypothesizing.

It would be cool to see something similar to the Fun Level system in undertale but much more impactful. Also seems like a darn lot of work

B3313 to be scray.

I guess it's the unfortunate reality of today's culture where we automatically assume the worst of people without letting them even defend themselves. I don't really know the details of what happened, but I can infer that both sides are in the wrong, or at least that they didn't handle the situation like they should've.

This comment gives me hope as it's the antithesis of cancel culture. Instead of demonization, we entertain the idea that like all humans, people have disputes and are flawed.

chris was in the wrong for being an absolutely horrible toxic person to everyone in the dev team. I was in the wrong for not completely quitting even when money was offered.

@@benedani9580 and there we go... cancel culture buzz words

@@Luxembourgish why even bother typing that if you have literally 0 idea how the drama went? I'd suggest doing a little bit of research first. it's not hard to find what chris has done to the developers, the document is 1 search away. as one of the people affected I have a very good reason to be spreading awareness that you would understand if you didn't insist on being clueless on purpose.

No digas malas palabras 𝕥𝕠𝕟𝕥𝕠

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@joseluisestrada3347 ni empiezes, estamos en el pinche internet tu mami no nos puede castigar

​@@joseluisestrada3347 Bruh

Deep down we wanted it to be true

🤨

It does actually, smash the Core and never play the game again, let the AI rest.

bruh

No though Mel Blanc offered a voice clip or two

Do you know the name for that ost??

@@zxykudo3862 I wish I could help you, I couldn't find an upload on it

@@zxykudo3862 It's "Dire Dire Victory"

I kinda like how that whole decision makes you feel like the geometry is saying “You are quite small in this world, Jumpman,” …in a weird way.

Just like pikmin fortune these people can't get ahold of themselves

I think the lack of a satisfying ending is intentional. After all the aimless meandering you did through your "endless mario wonderland," did you expect a meaningful conclusion? No, here's some more stars, this is what you wanted.

I hate that the game builds up saving luigi ("where is he" "get me out" etc) and instead of building on that the added a lame spite-filled room to the back of the castle.

​@@spyr0guyApparently, the leader of the team did want to put an actual ending but we know what happened.

​@@spyr0guyturns out the ai is the main antagonist/victim in this romhack Its been forced to pump out level slop and is in costant pain. Thats why it forces us to quit the game or destroy the core so it can rest.

Jaguar stock sound my beloved

​​@@palecaptainwolfkayls8499soi un hombre 😅

Honestly? I agree with you. B3313 is supposed to be a spooky adventure through a Mario 64 prototype, not some ventilation for subtly "shaming" real people. Reprimand the player for exploring the game too much or something, not the devs who sought to branch out and tie up loose ends.

They included their drama in the game? Godamn it

I didn’t see it as related to any drama, though I don’t know of it. Could anyone give the very basic gist on why “Shame” is a theme?

​@@palecaptainwolfkayls8499read the wiki article about the shame room.

​@@Spoon97 the wiki describes the room. i can't find anything about the dev drama

It's a stock sound effect from Warner Bros, probably a placeholder during the beta.

"Negative Aura Wing Cap".

nvm, its dire dire victory

nah 1.0 ending feels more intune with what the game supposed to be, it's not supposed to a huge payoff or revelation, it never was with these yume nikki lsd sim type games

​@@anklemannunlike these others, this one was supposed to have a actual plot before the drama

That unfortunately seems to be the case.

Nor does the unabandoned team but that didn’t stop them from attempting to hijack him and the rest of the teams work.

@@darthwinsorwe still didn’t need developer drama inserted into the rom hack bro

​@@darthwinsorit's already "hijacking" a Nintendo IP so really everything's free game lmao. Besides Chris is an immature jerk who will turn on people at the drop of a dime. Did you know he banned someone from his discord for pinging another user who was cool with being pinged?

I ain't reading your justifications. They're thieves, bullies and liars and you support them.

"hijack" lmao

It's all up to your interpretation. My theory is that all of the game is under control by a "Personalization AI" which screws with the inner workings of characters, levels, and even certain items. As evidenced by "personalization values" which affect gameplay based on the player's actions, I like to think that the game itself is the main antagonist.

@@JakeTheVictini Well, in-universe, someone would have to have created the Personalization AI

That plot point was scrapped because it was lame. The only villain here is your own curiosity.

"Dire, Dire Victory"

Nevermind I managed to do it. For those interested, you got to keep the A button pressed, I didn't know it was making mario float further

Esa es la magia de Super Mario 64.

@@Stevito16 ¿Causar miedo a sus jugadores?

@@random5424 Sí, porque cada copia de Super Mario 64 está personalizada.

@@Stevito16 Eso es una mamada, ¿Qué pasa cuando juegas en consolas hackeadas?

​@@Stevito16En realidad eso es una teoria

Certainly made by better people at least lol

​@@fgfhjfhjfbhfghf5771 Context?

@@fgfhjfhjfbhfghf5771from what i understand the unabandoned dev team is worse & accused chris of a lot of shit he didn’t actually do. either way the unabandoned team doesn’t fully understand the ethos of b3313 the way the creator does and i’m pretty sure the official 1.0 straight up has more content, so, i think it’s worth playing

@@impwolf found Chris's alt

Both versions have their own quirks. Unabandoned is less penalizing than Official. A lot of crash sequences were replaced by simply losing a life which is far less painful because you don’t have to repetitively set up the minus lives over and over again. There’s more stars in Unabandoned, but I’m a bit neutral on star count since I find polish more valuable than quantity. Also, Unabandoned had a much easier way to access Star Road which was unnecessarily scrapped in the Official version: that means I have to refight Bowser all over again if for some reason I was booted past the ending. Also, the maze-like 4B is not in Unabandoned which is a plus. Official had less stars but the levels I’ve been to has been substantially more polished. The ones that suffered from “My first level” syndrome were either touched-up or replaced by better levels. There are more levels and less stars in each: it makes it less painful if the level you warped to wasn’t from a painting and it immediately kicks you near the start upon either collecting a star or dying. There are less red coin stars than Unabandoned which I sometimes find to be a plus. There’s one less star in SGI INDY, the WORST level! Also, the Red Stars are found fighting bosses instead of “forbidden” places in the castle: also a neutral take. I’ve beaten Unabandoned with *465 Stars and Official with 350. Reasons for not completing both of them are as follows. Some stars in Unabandoned are completely inaccessible due to the game glitching out. One star that involves racing Koopa the Quick I cannot get because he never appears. As for Official, after discovering the devs closed off the easier access to Star Road even after beating Eternal Fort, I decided to end it there. I’m not gonna be dependent on constantly save stating because I stepped “out of line” in such a random game that again, is real enthusiastic with crashing! Edit: My apologies, I mistyped and I meant to say I collected *465* Stars in Unabandoned. This is actually another plus for that version. For some reason, there’s no proper “Star Map” in the Official version while the Unbandoned version you know which stars you do and don’t have in each level. Just having that feature at the start was a great motivator to get nearly all of the stars in that game.

Just use project 64

It takes some setup shenanigans to get it to work, I think, but Parallel launcher uses Retroarch anyway... should be no reason why it won't work

works on my machine™️

I don't think there is a *true* ending, unfortunately...

The "true ending" is to not launch the game. You can find and destroy the ai in this hack. Doing so crashes the game, setting you back to before you did so.

The true ending is realizing curiosity for curiosity's sake has led you around in circles. The "no ending" decision is the best one the hack could have made, especially considering how out-of-place the older plans felt.

-idk-

I was saying the same thing why do he sound like a Jaguar lol

These are the stock sound effects used in beta versions of SM64, before they got Charles Martinet.

te hundes en ella, es como si fuera arena movediza y te mata

@@LanTWO ah

Definitely "Mario".