Instead of just playing as Mario, this time, Mario, Luigi and Wario are now trapped. Messed up a jump on the red coin platforms, and opted to collect the red coin star instead. I even managed to snag that last red coin without grabbing the pole above it. Also, my race time was exactly one minute, which is kinda cool. The one to the right is a hall with several fire geysers that leads to the Hazy Maze and Red Coin area, with the left path having a hall with a large gap the player must long-jump across that leads to the area with the bouldersand the underground cavern. (They are.) Thankfully that didn't happen. A ruined run after 40-something minutes of playing due to random chance like that is quite irritating. wikiHow is a “wiki,” similar to Wikipedia, which means that many of our articles are co-written by multiple authors. Author's comments: (It's not a big deal if that happens, but it costs a little time.). Well, this is it. The triple jump up the slope by the cannon is particularly nice. It would be The Backwards Long Jump. You have to kill a ton of different enemies without losing the shell, and those moneybag bastards spray their coins everywhere when you kill them. If you have any questions or comments about this run, you may contact me on AIM at XDragornX. By signing up you are agreeing to receive emails according to our privacy policy. Not the end of the world though. This video also … Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 44,242 times. wikiHow is where trusted research and expert knowledge come together. I've heard horror stories about invisible walls appearing in front of this mushroom, but I've actually never had a problem with them here. Through the door at the end of the left path is a large pit that boulders continuously fall into, as well as a Spinning Heart on the left side of it and a hall to … Some of these glitches could screw up your game. A dead run at this point is about 2 minutes lost altogether. Nothing much to see here, the hard parts are over. The first 100-coin star. This article has been viewed 44,242 times. By running back and forth underneath the Fly Guy, it begins shrinking. Most infuriating. Super Mario 64 has 3566 likes from 4271 user ratings. This run, which I had originally planned to finish back in April, wound up taking more than twice as long as I'd anticipated. For the first part of the level, there were a couple rough patches, but all things considered, it's not bad. The first Bowser World... yet another run killer! I accidentally fell in the lava near the beginning, which, all things considered, isn't that bad. NintendoMovies. 258 Views. He got me this time, but I at least managed to avoid him later. Although it's still quite possible to screw up the long jump back to the sub and slide off. Terrified of public speaking situations? SM64 Tweaker. His strategies strike the ideal balance between speed and consistency, and I adopted most of them for my run. The long jump off the fly guy to land on top of the stone structure is nifty. Resize; Like. (I was still able to avoid waiting for the stairs to the final area.) Cool wall kick near the beginning. In the beginning, I take care of some of Bomb-omb Battlefield (obviously that level has to be first), then Cool Cool Mountain (this level is loaded with run killers, so it's best to get it out of the way early), and then Bowser in the Dark World (another run killer that I want to finish early for the same reason). I got him though.). njahnke Mario will bump off the invisible wall and go into the cannon with half of his health missing. This is the place. SM64 Editor. This went well. You can get this star without the cannon, but that's WAAAAY too random for a speedrun. Bastards nearly killed me. Learn the basics today! It is also used a lot in 0, 1, and 120 star speedruns. Nathaniel Bandy. Whoa, close call on the way out. The new era of sm64 speedrunning has begun. This occurs due to … It took a ton of practice, but I was eventually able to achieve decent consistency with it. Another 100 coins here. That should cover the basics. The Beginning of Super Mario 64 DS. Add to Favorite. I despise this level. This TAS video (Tool-assisted speedrun) demonstrates how to complete the game in a record time of "21:27.02", using tricks and exploiting glitches. This is a game randomizer for the N64 launch-title Super Mario 64. The fight went fine. Skybox Importer. Quad64. Sometimes, it's necessary for strategic purposes; for example, in Snowman's Land, it's necessary to complete "Inside the Igloo" before "Snowman's Big Head" because I activate the cannon in the former star. Ugh, I missed the cool little glitch for the stairs to the upper levels. Same wall kick here as on the first star, expect in the opposite direction. Doing a long jump across the clock to this star (like in LeCoureur103's run) is faster and cooler, but I've just had way too much bad luck with invisible walls in this level to risk it. This is pretty standard. I made a lot of tradeoffs to get something consistent. As for this star, well, my execution definitely could've been better. However, the real test is the sub. Can't be helped though, really. I followed LeCoureur103's strategy for most of it. Some people probably find it strange to take the slide here, but not collect the slide's star. Basically LeCoureur103's strat, except for the triple jump + wall kick at the beginning. This article has been viewed 44,242 times. (Note that the controls on the DS are different, with the jump button being B rather than A; thus … Collecting the red coins inside the mountain, however, is the real challenge. Well, anyway, this is basically the same deal as last time. This is from Spezzafer's 16-star-TAS... it's actually not the fastest way available. SM64Paint. Don't worry, the rest of this level is better. Available in five versions: normal/low quality DivX, and normal/high/low quality H.264 MPEG-4. Triple jumping up the pyramid to hit the bird right as he flies over, and then sliding down the other side to collect the star... damn that's cool. And having never done anything quite like this before, I can honestly say that I had no idea what I was getting into. Super Mario 64 DS (USA) Start Game. This level is a much needed breather after the hellish Wet Dry World and Tiny Huge Island. Super Mario 64 DS Super Mario series. Of course, if you hit the button too late, you crash. I will grind for 1:40. and collecting all these coins. His battle also went quite well. Generic formats Splits.io Exchange Format Local timers LiveSplit WSplit Llanfair (Gered's fork) Urn Time Split Tracker SplitterZ Online timers LiveSplit One Raw data Run History Segment History. See what's new with book lending at the Internet Archive, After I finished my Banjo Tooie 100% Run back in December, I was contemplating a 120-shine Super Mario Sunshine Run for my next project. I was originally shooting for sub-2:15 here, so sub-2:10 is even better. (That's the single most difficult trick of the run.). FODA (and anyone else involved with the 120-star-TAS): I cannot deny that the TAS test run and FODA's periodic WIPs were an invaluable resource; I gleaned quite a lot of useful strategies and information them. Nothing went wrong this time though. (My humblest apologies to anyone who was misled by my various monthly forum posts, promising that I was "almost done, really!") Super Mario 64 is a Nintendo 64 game that you can enjoy on Play Emulator. This isn't a particularly difficult cannon shot, but I screw it up quite frequently. World Record. This is another LeCoureur103 strat. (The 3 goombas by the start point are used to make up for any lost coins as necessary.) I found changing the camera perspective when entering the slide to be quite beneficial. This is a pretty tricky cannon shot: too low, you bounce off; too high, you sail over the island. I salvaged it as well as I could. Caught MIPS perfectly on the second time though. (Like he says, it's just too cool to pass up.) Yep, it's a lot harder than it sounds. Super Mario 64 World Record Beat With Legendary Time. Draining the water without actually going to the top of the level is a cool trick. I had a lot of trouble swimming through the rings until I tried switching the camera angle. In Tall, Tall Mountain, it's possible to perform a glitch that over time reduces Fly Guy's size. This jet stream is easier to penetrate than the one in Dire Dire Docks. 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