Super Mario 64 Secrets And History | It's a Me Mario
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- Super Mario 64 Secrets And History | It's a Me Mario - Were you obsessed with collecting all the Power stars in Super Mario 64 back in the 90s like me? Then you’re gonna love the secrets, easter eggs, and history I’m gonna share in this video. Let’s get started.
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Hey Tyler I think you should do a play through of pixel ripped and what kind of VR systems does it work on
Ok. I may do a playthrough one day. I know it's on HTC Vive, oculus rift, and PlayStation VR
How about a History / Secrets of Luigi's Mansion? That was always a classic game on the GameCube. Another one would be Pikmin!
GenerationGapGaming have you done goldeneye at all just come across your channel watching this now. Good stuff mate.
GenerationGapGaming This video showed up in my feed and my 3 year old daughter said “that one daddy. Mario.” Figures we’d watch a minute and then turn it off but we sat through the whole thing. Excellent vid!!! Subscribed!
I don't know what separates your videos from other video game classics videos, your tone of voice, the way you cover the history of the game you are reviewing, but I am drawn in! Back to that time, almost feels like I'm playing that game all over again while watching and reminiscing the memories surrounded to that time. Great stuff as always! Thank you!👍👍
Wow man! Thanks for the awesome comment. Means a lot that the videos are a great experience for you. And you are most welcome. I enjoy making these videos.
Its the voice FO SHO. Same with SEGA lord X, the voice is so calm and relaxing.
His voice reminds me of Gary Butters
I remember how a friend and me first went to our local game store (okay, 30 miles away - I was barely old enough to drive lol) shortly after launch where they had several N64/Mario 64 games running, with a sign stating there was a strict 10-minute time limit to play (even though they weren't demo kiosks that would reset). A few hours later the store manager gave us a job playing the units until New Year from 10-2 on weekends - we were doing so well in the game, competing with each-other head-to-head in each level and generally showing-off different things we'd figured-out about the play mechanics, that we not only attracted crowds but "convinced" several parents to give-in to their kids and buy-up the system and several games. Sure, it was barely minimum wage for 8 hours/week, but it was the most fun I we ever made making money.
I also still remember the kids' laughter when that bird stole my Mario's cap...
I'll never forget all the envy I had for my friend when he got a golden N64 controller. Loved this system.
Ah the old Luigi rumors. This game is simply timeless and will probably be played for many years to come! Great work man. You deserve this viewership with how much effort you put in
Thanks so much man. Really means a lot. And I agree Mario 64 is timeless. One of the few 64 titles that still hold up.
I had a similar experience. I remember going into Electronics Boutique in 1998 and getting a N64 with Mario 64. Was the best thing ever
This game IS childhood (and also Ocarina of Time)
You said it man! Love both of those games.
Golden eye
I didn't get an n64 until around 2000 or 2001 when I saved up from my first job. My parents did rent us one a couple times like for my birthday or when my mom was out of town for a week or when we had company. But the boy I carpooled with to all sports had one as did my next door neighbor so I got to play Mario within a month of release
Also my sister gave mine away when I was in college. I came home to find almost all my video games and systems gone because my parents and sister thought I wouldn't be wanting them
I was not thrilled
Dude I can't believe they gave away your system!!!!!
Just found your channel and I don't know how you don't have a million subs already. Outstanding!!!
Thanks man! One of the best complements we've ever had here on the channel. Glad to have you here at G3!
this actually brought a tear to my eye while watching this at work.
Oh man this video hit me right in the feels. Teared up when I heard the music. Man those were the good old days. I’d give anything to go back to those days of gaming. And also my bday is in September too. I got my N64 for Christmas that year though. I have never felt the way I did when I first played this game. No console or game has ever made me feel the way this and Ocarina of Time did.
My cousin and I always referred to Mario’s movement in N64 as Barry Sanders, when Sunshine came out we were disappointed, but when Mario Galaxy came out we both said “Barry’s Back!”, Lol. The Mario and Zelda franchises are my absolute favorites of all time and I’m so glad that my kids get to experience them as well now, my youngest even loves retro games, he’s currently playing Zelda A Link to the Past and I’m planning on getting Mario 3D Allstars so they can play those titles as well. I still own a N64 so it’ll be cool to see if they like playing Mario 64 on the original hardware or on the Nintendo Switch instead, to me nothing can beat the N64 remote especially when playing Mario or Zelda, it just feels right with that remote, Golden Eye too.
That is hilarious you called him Barry Sanders lol. Great to hear that you and your kids love to game together man. Thanks for sharing.
You stepped up your game this week with mullet boy! Thanks for the shout-out! My kids are going to love that. We were hoping for a Saturday morning gaming review this week - about the same time I would have been gaming or watching cartoons as a kid. Mario's Game Gallery is a good game, I agree :)
You're welcome man. Good luck on the gaming review.
I got the n64 and this game on launch day and was enthralled with it from the moment I played it. I played non stop for two weeks straight only stopping for stupid things like school and sleep! In fact, I think it was the only time where I would come home from school and immediately do my homework just so I could play for the rest of the day uninterrupted. This was an amazing game and gave me some of my fondest memories of gaming. Definitely one of my favorite games of all times. Great video!
The first time I played Super Mario was 64 was, like you, at Walmart. It was Christmas season 1996 and I went to Walmart at 1am--there was finally no line at the kiosk. As a kid who grew up with NES Mario, having Mario in 360 was a dream come true. It was a great moment.
Sounds like we have similar experience with it. Very cool man
This is seriously good channel. The NES videos are superb. Kind of saves me the trouble of ever having to try that game :p
I played this game so damn much as a teen. My mind was blown away that mario could basically go anywhere and do anything. So many hours searching every corner of the game trying to find secrets and discover new things. One of my all time favorite games and always will be. Your reviews are top notch. Never stop making them!!
You're right man. Being able to just explore with Mario was so much fun. Thanks for the kind words about the video too!
I saw the N64 when I was 14 at my BlockBuster video. And they had Mario 64 on demo and me and my friends would go there everyday.
Same!
Super Mario 64 was always one of my faves! The other two N64 games I loved just as much was Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask from Legend of Zelda
Dude I totally agree with you. And I also really enjoyed Star Wars Shadows of the Empire on the 64.
that is another great game on the N64!
I had to make this a separate post. I wasn’t collecting and had stopped playing Nintendo during the N64 days. I just couldn’t get over the graphics, or lack there if during that time but now I have to play this game. You’ve made me really wish I had been playing this game at the time and discovering all these neat things at the time. I have it on the DS and I’m planning on breaking into it very soon. Thanks for such an awesome video!
You're welcome dude. And the DS version is such a cool twist on this game.
12:55 as a kid, I didn’t know that was a throwback to the original Super Mario Bros. (because I actually didn’t own a Nintendo Entertainment System until I was 10 years old) I thought that it was a Chinese Dragon engraved on those pillars before Bowser’s final battle.
Never knew about the pillar! Nor the 3rd ball after defeating the King. Always a great time learning something new about a game you’ve been playing for for 20 years.
Great review as usual! My brother and I went the route of PlayStation in the late 90’s since we were following Squaresoft, so I didn’t grow up with the N64.
Two years ago I finally jumped into the Zelda series on N64 and adored it! I’m playing Mario 64 now, and my five year old niece LOVES to watch! Three dimensional platforming takes some practice! The camera is as much of a hazard to me as pitfalls and enemies!
Love the video, Tyler!
I just want to say as a guy who grew up in rural Georgia and was born in the mid-80's, it's gratifying to watch this video in that accent and hear you describing memories of experiencing Super Mario 64 at about the exact same age I did.
Awesome man! I bet we have a lot of similar experiences for sure.
Subscribed! Awesopme videos, man! The Nintendo 64 was the last system that blew my mind when I first saw it at Blockbuster Video.
At 10:35 mullet boy is on the bottom right of the domino game on a domino
You are spot on man. Nice work!
Thanks Tyler👍😁
Hey man, great content as always. I loved this video, so many fond memories. I appreciate your hard work and continue to look forward to more content from G3. It isone of my top 5 favorite channels. I need to watch again and find mullet boy
Thanks so much dude. Your comment means a lot to me. Glad you found mullet boy!
I liked this game a lot, but my son which was 3 years old loved to watch me play it, and my step sons when they were in there 14 they finished the game several times. Nice job covering this title Mario 64, I would like to see a video on F-Zero Game Cube. Thanks.
i never saw this video before...wow another well produced video my friend!! did you happen to notice that the game chasers put out a jaws video a few weeks after you...billy is biting your style...lol
You're video brought back a lot of great memories! Great job with the history and the overall production of the video.
Thanks so much. Really awesome you enjoyed it and took time to comment
Every copy of Super Mario 64 is personalized.
@SuperPlumbus Idk Hey, Super Plumbus! Remember me? I'm the Internet Jerkface Hunter. I had to delete my old account because someone was harassing me. I'm Andrew Livingston from Facebook.
The local Blockbuster Video had demo N64’s, I was 13. I remember being blown away: “Mario in 3D! How can it get any better than this?” I got an N64 as a birthday present the following year. I gladly trekked up to Blockbuster that summer to rent games. I’d gladly make that hot, sweaty journey over and over again. Fave titles were of course Mario 64, but also Ocarina of Time and GoldenEye (my grandfather, who *hated* video games with a passion, got me GoldenEye that Christmas with the help of my uncle, who seemed to know about the hottest games even though I don’t think he ever played a video game in his life).
Edit: when we got that first N64, our TV at the time didn’t have the RCA jacks, so I had to connect it through our Hi-Fi VCR. Problem being, the internal antenna on the VCR was out of whack. There would be video, but no audio. For the first few months, we played our N64 without sound.
Great, great video G3! Brings back so many good memories. Thanks again for another high quality video!
Great memories for sure man. Mario 64 is unforgettable.
It was summer 96 at my local toys r us-
They had like 20 tvs set up so everyone can hop right in...this was the absolute best transition to 3D-
That analog controller changed the game
I totally agree man. I know a lot of people give the 64 controller a bad rating but I thought it was great.
I remember in the summer of 96 pre ordering my Nintendo 64 at KB toys and getting on the first day of release later in the fall... I had to wait 4 hours later to play as for I work next store to KB toys at stop & shop as grocery bagger.. it was longest 4 hours of my life, I was 16 years old that was 23 years ago boy time flies, but I remember like was yesterday
I remember sitting down listening to the Jolly Roger Bay music and just decompressing after a rough day at work. So relaxing.
I do that sometimes with the Lon Lon Ranch theme from OoT
That's a great song too. Very relaxing
I knowan. It is super soothing.
I too first saw and played the N64 at a Walmart kiosk after pouring over months of coverage in magazines. I specifically remember this younger kid (I was 13) saying his first time swimming in SM64 was “practically a religious experience”. This exact quote was in a magazine, can’t remember which one. In my mind I was like “Yeah I read that article too kid”.
the first time I saw an N64 was in 1996 in a Belgian sega game store where Virtua fighter 3 was also promoted and there was a lot of people around that game, while I saw a sleeping Mario in level 1, dreaming about spaghetti and ravioli on a huge screen. the controller was there for the taking, and I had fun for hours 😉👊
I'm playing this game right now, June 22, 2019. Last time I played was some time in 97-98. Been over 20 years, man. I remember I can't afford an N64 or this game so I just bought the guide book and I read thru that shit for over a year, I memorized everything wishing I was playing the game.
This video was like going down memory lane this was my first 3d video game and introduced me to the great Mario
"Geez does this kid have any brains?"
W...T...F.... is that for real? LOL
I remember me and my dad playing this when I 1st gotgot it at home as 15 year-old and just running around the world and just being mesmerized by the 3D landscape we must have sat there for hours gawking at the TV Before I actually started playing the game!
Power: no one's home now scram!
Mario :okey dokey!
Leaves
Rolls credits
Man I’ve watched it twice and still can’t find Mulletboy! An awesome game deserves an awesome video like this!!!! Great job!!!
Thanks man! Mullet boy is definitely in there I swear lol
I love this channel. I swear us 80s kids all lived the same way. All of your experiences are mine as well.
Great video as always. My girlfriend likes playing Spyro and Crash Bandicoot, I personally think they're junk. Good reason being they were developed after Mario 64 and decided not to use any of the foundations clearly laid out in this masterpiece. Mario 64 set the bar, and everyone else wanted to be like Nintendo, except they didn't bother figuring out what makes a great 3-D platformer. This game will never get old to me, it's an all time classic.
I agree dude. This is an all time classic that I always have fun playing no matter what. I do like Spyro and crash though lol.....
You take that back Tyler. You don't win this time. Those games suck and you know it man! No humble Stuart this time. GARBAGE! We're still cool though.
The bad seed is back lol!!!
Thanks for the upload Tyler! My favorite yet!!! You guys rock!!!
Awesome man! Glad it's your favorite TJ.
Mario 64 is without a doubt my favorite game ever, and this was a great video on the topic.
You should do a video on "Digger T. Rock: The Legend of the Lost City". That game was HARD and I have to admit it... my mom beat it before I did. hahaha.
THIS! SO MUCH THIS!
I like your work. This the second video l watched. Am hooked to your channel. Am subscribing.
Do yall remember riding home from Toys R Us, KayBee, or Wal Mart and opening your game up to read the manual and just look at the game, the anticipation and excitement?
I feel bad for my son that he missed out on that feeling.
Great video Tyler! Always looking forward to another G3 feature!
Thanks so much JuggaloDav! Super pumped you enjoy the videos
I prepaid for my Nintendo 64 at Electronics Boutique. I could not wait to pick it up!!!!
Loved seeing the old stuff from the 90s. Great video!
I grow up with this Nintendo 64 masterpiece super Mario 64 with the 3 Trinity nes super Mario bros games and super Mario world snes i grow up with both Nintendo ans Sega 90s console wars era sweet good times
Maybe everybody knows this already, but there were some huge Nintendo data leaks this year, and the leak that was posted 24 days and 1 month to the day after Mario 64 was released included a Luigi model and voiceover tracks that were made for Mario 64.
"L is really 2401"
I can't believe i missed this video ☺..great as always guy's.
Yall listen. 12 year old me saw that camera sequence with the lakitu where it zooms down the front of the castle, and it made my stomach flip like being on a roller coaster.
It was the coolest shit I'd ever seen. Sooooo real lol
It would have been nice if Nintendo hadn't kept the beta behind closed doors, I've always been intrigued to play games in beta and alpha to make discoveries of my own.
It would be cool to get a beta version of the game. I definitely agree.
Hey bud. Loving your channel!! What part of WV are you from?
Thanks man. I'm from Logan.
No way! I’m from Barboursville!
Yep I went to Marshall. I actually talk about buying my Rygar NES game from children's palace in Barboursville in my Rygar Secrets and History video. I went to the dentist at Dr. Quillen's in Barboursville when I was a kid and we would always go to Children's Palace afterwards.
Mario is one of the main reasons I will never kill Party Snacks in Skyrim
I remember in 6th grade for the science fair I used Mario 64 as my project and talked about how it helps memory loss lol
Never clicked a vid so fast in my life! Mario 64 is one of my all time favorites and will keep you busy forever :)
I agree man. I spent so much time on this game when it first came out. Such a joy to play and collect all the stars and I'm not your typical completionist either.
Cool video man and great info. I never had a Nintendo 64 so I missed out on these classics.
The 64 was a great console but the controller and the polygon graphics don't age the best especially if you play them for the first time today lol.
@@GenerationGapGaming that's only if one cares about graphics. :) For me its all about gameplay first. The system should be affordable now.
I never forget I played it to rent one at blockbuster for a week for 20.00 bucks!!
Awesome Josh! I miss Blockbuster so much.
The longest kept secret that hardly anyone knows is the life at the tunnel once you go through the castle moat door where the water is at the bottom of the slope, that goes down then back up, you need to go to the 4 corners of the wet area and you get a life that bounces on the water making a new noise. Also there is another room like this at the top of the slide in the level Tall Tall Mountain before you slide visit the 4 corners of the room and get a life and then get another just past the entrance to the slide.
Oh yeah baby!! New G3 for my Saturday morning. What’s up Tyler my friend? I hope all is well in your neck of the woods. Can’t wait to watch this bad boy. Hope you and the kids have a great weekend. Take care.
We are doing great man. Hope you're doing well also.
"slippery",I never could learn the controller, 😕 so I just ended up sticking to the nes,finally bought a snes about three years ago,cool channel.....
Thanks for the kind words about the channel Joseph. Yeah I still love the NES more than any system though.
@earl, picked up two copies several months ago ,ten bucks each, i haven't played it yet though... and yes they are legit carts, 😀
I was at Bristol Center Mall in CT. I walked by a Kay bee toy store and it was right there in the window. I stood there for 15 minutes just staring. Then I realized oh snap I’m an adult and I just got paid so I went in and bought it.
Love the nostalgia and your story telling!
Thanks so much!
I remember this consol coming out when I was in the 8th grade playing so many different games. I still have my n64 i need a power cord and I can still play it
sweet video man, another well made vid brother!!!
This is one of my least favorite Mario games, but this is one of my favorite videos about the game! Go figure! Your use of this ‘medium’ is nothing short of perfection!!
This game was eye opening when I first played it. Now after playing Mario Odyssey...Mario Odyssey gives me the same feeling...
I totally agree. Although I don't have as much experience with Odyssey. Blake played it mostly lol.
GenerationGapGaming My son and I have been playing Odyssey together and it’s awesome. There’s various endings to the game.
You can tell that Tyler is really passionate about this
Thanks so much Max!
Damn your good at hiding Mullet boy!
Lol
Imagine Mario saying, “Hello Shigeru”
Thank you for such amazing content.
I didn’t have a Super Nintendo my self instead had a sega genesis. Then got the 64 and ZELDA was for me the best game ever.
Very informative and well made video. Never heard of the store you got the system at. Got mine at toys r us and my second one at eb games when I traded in for.the jungle green edition. I loved the orginal mario 64 back in the day and it deff pioneered a lot of things. Wasnt a fan of the remake on the ds though. I have it and cant stand playing it.
Yeah Magic Mart is a very small territory retail chain in the WV/VA region. I had a few friends that had the jungle green edition too.
@@GenerationGapGaming The color series was the best.
such a great game I still own it and play it every now and then
Another quality “Secrets” video fromTriple G!
Thanks so much again Matt!👊
After I beat King Bomb, I noticed the extra ball and the pink one's said he was a dud. I thought it was just something that changed in the game, cause you beat him. Did you find the secret warp on the Bomb LeveL?
Great video Tyler ... From Coventry UK
loving your vids -- great stuff!
Thanks so much!!
love your channel subbed. I got the 64 on release blew my mind. I think 64 is the best console.
I was a young adult when I was playing this a lot. I guess by that point I was too old. Lol. I never was able to beat it
My first time playing this was at a Wal-Mart. We didn't get one till just before Zelda was released but still Mario 64 was the 1st one we had and played.
And as a side note I hate trying to catch that (5 minute long string of language that even a drunken pirate would call massively obscene and vulgar) rabbit in that basement
Yeah the rabbit was ridiculously awkward to catch. Camera angles we're tough to chase the rabbit in that small space
The only thing i would have wanted them to have made a little different was the scary levels, they could have been a little scarier and that would have been awesome
i never owned a nintendo 64; so i never got to play this game. i jumped from Super Nintendo (1991 - 1994) to PS3 (2009); this video makes me wish i did own and played this game.
Where did you get that Mike Tyson's Punch-Out shirt ?
Great video but since Martinet quit and the 2020 gigaleak it needs an update lol
Just re watched this gem of a video and that does it....im blowing the dust off the N64 and firing it up 😃
This game is a real Classic
The bird is not the only one who steals his hat the snow man in sl will be wearing it if you leave the level after his hat blows off in the us version
Yes, I remember the first time I saw an N64. I had a PlayStation and Sega Saturn when the N64 dropped. I wasn't interested in it at the time. I knew it was coming but I was so caught up with the PlayStation and hating the N64 controller, I didn't want it. I literally made fun of pictures of the controller. They want me too play with that stupid stick, yeah right, no one anywhere is going to want to play with a stupid analog stick!
At any rate, my roommate was a big Nintendo fan and waited in line for hours to get it launch day. We had multiple TV's in our living room with two Playstations and a Sega Saturn as well as a Genesis/Sega CD/32X. I sent to the game shop with him and had a chance to secure one for myself. I bought Tekken 2 and told him to "Have fun waiting for your toy." I was joking, we messed with each other like that all the time, I even took a shift for him the night they sold them (first midnight at EB).
He gets home with it and connects it to a 32 inch Sony Trinatron TV (at that time we only bought Sony TV's, now I only buy Samsung) like a wild man. I laughed and went back to playing Tekken 2. When he hot it up and running he calls me over to look at the graphics. We were greated with Mario's giant head and I thought.. okay, so what? When he finally made it in and I saw Mario in full 3d running around...I quickly excused myself for snacks....yes, snacks. I drove to Walmart in order to tey and get one. As you can guess, I didn't find one and I forgot to pick up snacks...busted. Thankfully, I worked at Walmart at the time and secured one with Super Mario 64 a week later. I even left Tekken 2 running when I left. I say Tekken 2 as I don't remember which game it was but that sounds right. ;)
Oh and how wrong was I with the analog sticks? I hated (at first) the true switch the twin stick setup thrust upon us by the PS2. I got that day one as well and taught me how truly insane people can be when it comes to video games. That's a story for another time; However, if you're interested, I will happily share it. It has all the hallmarks of a great story filled with human depravity and even some outright violence...oh yes, the PS2 made people flipping crazy.
The camera style in Mario 64 is still leagues better than most games today. Come on, developers. Get with the program.
2:57-3:21 Now why didn’t somebody clue in the people who designed Castlevania 64 on this???
Wow i finally found a new gaming channel to watch besides gamechasers and i can actually watch with my kids?? Awesome bro. My goal is to show them my retro world of gaming before they grow up and go braindead playin fortnite! Thank u
Thanks Jay. Glad to have you here at G3 man!
10:35 found mullet boy
You're the first to find mullet boy! Shout-out next video.
So close! Good job dude.
Sweet !!
Hey William. My next video coming out this week is a shorter format and I'm trying to stay on a specific topic so I won't be doing the shoutout in that video. Just letting you know I didn't forget about you and I will definitely give u a shout-out in the video after. Thanks man.