Mario Discussion

@Beau Skunky  
SMB35 needs eventual expansions to spice up some battles like Luigi runs or adding in Lost Levels courses and mixing them in with the SMB1 courses.

I just realized Sunshine did the concept of a haunted hotel way before Luigi’s Mansion 3 did.

@igotnopicks  
I’m gonna be playing 1-1 in my dreams.

@rdibp  
it’s 1-1 or 1-2.

@rdibp  
I’m already seeing props from SMB1 in my mind from playing so much!

I find it amazing that in every single round of Mario 35, there’s at least one person who always dies to the first goomba.

Okay now I’m wondering, what is this Mario 35 thing?

@Myoozik  
It’s a Battle Royale with 35 different Players. It’s like Tetris 99.

@Myoozik  
You play Super Mario Bros for Nes against 34 other players. Defeating enemies gives you more time and will send them to other player’s screens. Last one standing wins.

@igotnopicks
 
@Sparx  
Really? Sounds like fun

@Myoozik  
It’s free but only available for a short amount of time.

I just did a 16 star speedrun of Mario 64.

@Mikey  
On Mario 3d Allstars?

@igotnopicks  
No.

@Mikey  
Good cause I was thinking how did you do it without the Backwards LongJump.

@igotnopicks  
I played the PC port.

@Mikey  
You don’t get it. Mario 3d Allstars is a different verision of the game.

@igotnopicks  
I know.

@igotnopicks  

 
That’s created some drama in the gamer online fanbase, but honestly that was one of the selling points for me. I think it’s nice to finally have the Japan-only “Rumble Pack” version of the game, and I can live without the speedrunning cheat glitches, because I could never get those to work frankly, and I never cared for speedrunning games, except in the Metroid series, or the Donkey Kong Country trilogy. (Which record your time.)
 
Heck, some gave SM64 DS crap for that too, and people don’t even give it kudos for it’s improved graphics. (Some even prefer the original textures, and stuff.) So I’m sure even if they enhanced SM64 in the “3D All-Stars” collection, some people would probably still be upset it’s not the original “speedrunner” edition either, or because they changed something they don’t like.

@Beau Skunky  
The Metroid series always asks the player to speedrun their games for the best endings, so isn’t it typical of them?

@Beau Skunky  
It’s because speedrunning is super popular and Mario 64 is like the top 3 most popular games to speedrun.

@Mikey  
I never cared for it honestly, and if they wanna speedrun so badly, they can just play the original cartridge game, or Virtual Console version on Wii/WiiU. (Though, dunno how accurate that is to the original version. Super Metroid still had it’s cheat glitches in tact, and such on VC.)
 
Even I still have the original SM64 cartridge from my childhood.
 
@Red-Supernova  
Pretty much.

@Beau Skunky  
Thing is, people (myself included) don’t like when Nintendo fixes bugs like this and it feels like they’re trying to be fun police.

@Mikey  
Well, technically it was fixed back in the ‘90s, as technically this version was made was decades ago. So it’s not really something they do that frequently. (And other companies do it too.)
 
And honestly, there are some “game breaking bugs” that do need to be fixed. Like that notorious “Castle Crush” glitch in Donkey Kong Country 2” that’s rumored to destroy your SuperNES console.  
Super Mario 64 has a few bad bugs too.  
Though, fixing bad bugs can also effect the “good” bugs too.
 
Also, are there even any speedrunners whom can speedrun getting all 120 stars, and beat Bowser? I’d have more respect for them, then those whom just glitch-cheat their way through the game.

@Beau Skunky  
120 stars is a popular speedrunning category yes, though not as popular as the low star runs.