Mario Superstar Baseball ( Mario Baseball Demo) īS Excitebike Bunbun Mario Battle Stadium Mario Tennis ( Nintendo 64, GBC, Virtual Boy) Bowser's Inside Story ( + Bowser Jr.'s Journey).The Thousand-Year Door ( Paper Mario 2 Demo).Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island ( Prototypes).The unreleased Japanese N64 version shares the same graphics as Puzzle Collection. Mario 64 was later released as part of Nintendo Puzzle Collection, the traditional color was reverted. This is inconsistent with his appearance in Wario Land 3, which uses the black color scheme in all versions. The iQue version also has an extra copyright for iQue.įor the North American version, the character Octo was recolored from his normal black to a bright orange, likely for racial sensitivity reasons. The copyright year was updated in the iQue and Japanese versions.The Nintendo logo's font was changed in the GameCube version.The "PRESS ANY BUTTON" message was changed to "PRESS ANY KEY" in the Japanese version.The copyright years in the unreleased N64 Japanese version are more verbose, covering multiple years instead of the line of years in GameCube.The Japanese logo was redesigned to resemble the logo in the original NES Dr.The N64 and iQue Player versions render at 320x237 and the Japanese version renders at 640x480.
SUPER MARIO SUNSHINE 64 RANDOMIZER PASSWORD
The password screen exists in the iQue Player version, but the text doesn't display properly and appears to be corrupted.
SUPER MARIO SUNSHINE 64 RANDOMIZER CODE
Pressing the button code crashes the game. However, the button code to access it wasn't removed.
The GameCube version has higher quality music than the N64 and iQue Player versions.
See if the iQue version has any more differences.Ĭheck if password screen works on N64 Japanese version. Not Slow Fast F_er Fest N_Wt ErVrs ErL1 HeiEr WidEr FC FV C Rensa MRensa HiEr WallP Line3 WaitAttack Speed ExCondition Sub E圎ffect Graphics It's likely that the game was originally going to feature characters from the Mario franchise instead of Wario Land 3. Interestingly, there are the Japanese names of characters and enemies that never appeared in the game such as Peach, Bowser, Magikoopa, Piranha Plant, Boo, Wiggler, Shy Guy, Cheep Cheep, Bob-omb, and Koopa Troopa. Which is never used since the game doesn't use passwords. Present at 0x800A6FDF in RAM is the string Password
This error screen would show if you tried playing this game on a PAL Nintendo 64. (Source: Original TCRF research) Region Error Screen R+Start for game settings adjustment debug menu.With the code below on, enter a match and press the desired button labeled below. Apply the GameShark code below to enable these menus. A surprisingly large debug menu remains in this game that allows you to change stats of characters and various AI behavior, among others.
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