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Yoshi then sets out on an adventure.īelow is a list of characters, how to unlock them, and their statistics. Yoshi is seen sleeping on the roof when Lakitu pulls him down and tells Yoshi that Mario and his friends haven't returned yet. After a minor scuffle, they all agree to go to the Castle together but they are ambushed by Bowser's minions offscreen. Toad and Donkey Kong also get the message was well. Mario gets the letter and hops out of a Pipe in front of the Castle, coincidently Luigi, Wario, and Waluigi also get the letter and they arrive too. Princess Peach sends a letter to Mario to come have some cake (this letter may have been forged by Bowser however). A third Star also appears once all the collectibles (like keys and other items) have been gotten. Another star will appear if all the Stars have been collected.
Additionally, the game saves after the final boss is beaten and a Star appears next to the file. The boss levels where you unlock characters have also been given actual names. There are now 300 Stars which is 150 more than (and double the amount of) SM64DS which in turn is 30 more than SM64. Many of the levels in this enhanced remake are the same for the most part but there are a lot more secrets found throughout them, there are new levels, new characters, new stars, new courses, and the Castle has even been expanded. This game was released in mid-2013 and is a remake of Super Mario 64 DS which in turn is a remake of Super Mario 64. Super Mario 64 3DS is a game for the Nintendo 3DS made by Nintendo in cooperation with The RPG Gamer. We hope to complete it as soon as possible! I'm not replying anymore since there's better things to do, such as waiting for the heat death of the universe.Please excuse its informal appearance while it is being worked on. Next time you make a help request, give more information and don't be combative when you get (rightly) criticized. This is the nicest way I can say it because I don't want to be a mean girl and pick on the uneducated members of the scene. Be grateful you got replies at all and make a competent post next time. Folks responded trying to help based on what your (inadequate) post inferred. You got booty-bothered when you got told that your OP lacked pertinent information and have been argumentative since. You've displayed next to no understanding about the community, the particulars of injects, and have not contributed a single relevant comment in this thread. Generally it's advised not to run official injects on an O3DS, but it is possible.īased on your responses, this wouldn't be very hard to achieve. I have an official inject for a few puzzle games and they run flawlessly. Low-quality bait.īecause it's possible to get great performance with it on O3DS using a SA-1 tuned fork of SNES9X? You probably don't even know what the SA-1 is.Ī handful run perfectly fine. Is there anything else I can educate you on?Ĭan't link to copyrighted content on GBAtemp. Oh by the way, it is possible to get official SNES VC containers running on an O3DS with stable results, but it's game-dependent and few and far between. It's location should be simple for a master of common sense such as yourself. There's a specialized fork of it too that can run SMRPG without dipping under 55FPS on an O3DS (and stable 60FPS on a New), but since you're so witty and smart, I'm sure you can find it on your own. Most distributed VCs for the game run on Bubble2k16's SNES emulator, which GASP is optimized for OLD 3DS! So yes, there are plenty who try (and succeed) with SNES VCs on O3DS. Nobody knows what kind of container you're attempting to use unless you specify, because while it technically isn't possible to inject SMRPG into an official VC container, there are ways to brute force it. Maybe you should learn the basics before criticizing those smarter than you. You lack common courtesy towards those attempting to help your ignorance in the thread you made. See TurdPoo's post above mine before you accidentally wreck yourself again in an attempt to pop off at me.
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