Hello, I'm the best level from Super Mario 64.
Hello, I'm the best level from Super Mario 64
Eli Harris
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Owen Turner
Hazy Maze Cave > Jolly Roger Bay > Bowser in the Dark World > Wet-Dry World > the rest
I really hope Nintendo makes a game with the same bizarro surreal atmosphere SM64 has one day
Liam Robinson
Based. It's like a playground.
Adrian Turner
REMINDER THAT 0.5 A-PRESS = 1 A-PRESS
FUCK PANNEN
FUCK TASERS
FUCK SPEEDRUNNERS
AND MOST IMPORTANTLY
PRAISE TJ "HENRY" YOSHI
Asher Sanders
*worst
sorry finger slipped
Connor Gonzalez
Hazy Mazy Cave is also a great level. It, Wet Dry World, Jolly Roger Bay and Lethal Lava Land are my favorites
>I really hope Nintendo makes a game with the same bizarro surreal atmosphere SM64 has one day
I doubt it, I think what probably makes it so surreal are the hardware limitations and it being Nintendo's first 3d game, not anything intentional. Happens a lot in these early 3d platformers but is very noticeable in Mario 64.
The secret underwater town was pure kino. And that fucking background
Jeremiah Wilson
My favourite is the shifting sand level
Wyatt Flores
hazy maze cave > wet dry world > whomps > tick tock > tall tall mountain > the rest
Sebastian Edwards
But the argument is that within the start and end of entering the level, you only utilize 1/3 of the parts of a full A press, therefore you do in fact use 1.5 A presses to finish the level.
He's right that half an a press doesn't exist though, unless youre cutting the power of the console mid run you always complete the A press to a full A press.
Charles Ward
Wrong. Cool concept, but tedious to play. One of the levels I skip entirely if I'm not deliberately going for 120 stars.
Isaac Gray
>1/3 = 1/2
Xavier Wright
One A press has 3 parts.
Jason Williams
If you use the A-press in a different level, and keep it held down until you use half an A press later on, then complete the game you still completed it in 1 A press. That's what the half an A press is, if you still have A held down you can save on an A press, otherwise you have to add an A press to your counter
Cameron Clark
Who is pannen?
Tyler Roberts
So where does the 1/2 come in?
Nicholas Evans
Honestly it's the one I hear the most complaints about but it's still pretty good
Though I don't really think Mario 64 had any bad levels
Is there a tier list creator for Mario 64 levels on that tier maker site yet?
Jacob Walker
Right in the middle
Xavier Campbell
Time to make one, Yea Forums:
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Brayden Gray
There are 3 stages, Pressing A, holding down A, and releasing A but releasing the A button doesn't have any value or effect on Mario, so the only altering parts are pressing the button, and holding the A button
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Austin Bennett
You're wrong, pushing down the button is a full press. Depressing the button afterwards isn't a part of the pushing process.
Jordan Rivera
Aren't the ukiki picture and the wriggler picture from the same level
Henry Bell
Aren't the whirlpool and the eel from the same level as well or am I just losing it
Benjamin Robinson
Xavier Moore
That whirlpool is from Bowser's submarine one, but yeah theres also one in the eel level
Chase Martinez
Didn't bother with the bonus levels bc not really a fair comparison
Xavier Foster
nice lists but if BBH isn't #1 you're doing something wrong
Hunter Lewis
>pushing down the button is a full press.
Until your thumb lifts up it’s still a half.
Henry Ross
>people still don't understand .5x A presses just means it would add 1 A press on an individual star basis and 0 A presses in a 120 star run
Jaxson Stewart
You're wrong, the game is able to detect the initial press on a single frame, on a subsequent frame it detects whether the button is still being held down and/or whether the button has been released, these are 3 different states and each can have a function, it is possible to execute all 3 over 3 frames i.e. down/held/up, or simply down/up over 2 frames.