Then, Mario sees the "Press D-Pad Down to Die" before fighting King Bob-omb, however Mario press D-pad down causing in-game self die. Mario sees in-game self controls faster, Mario then speedrun the game. Mario controls in-game self but no bridge, angering Mario.
However, Mario sees the message "Press D-Pad Down or Die" and shocks by his in-game self explodes after the message told to do so, much to Mario's rage. Mario plays one of levels in distorted version of Bob-omb Battlefield, Mario surprises when he sees a Power Star appears. After Mario sees Toad is gone in Peach's Castle, Mario happily dances. Mario then controls in-game self into the distorted castle door and enters the door. After he starts the game, Mario sees in-game self got his body distorted and try to make himself distorted. When Mario sees Peach's letter glitch, Mario comments Peach's handwriting worse than he remembers. However, after Mario gets the cartridge to play, SMG4 turns into a sign, much to Mario's confusion. Then, SMG4 grabs the cartridge of Super Mario 64 hack called Super Mario 64: Chaos Edition from toxic waste. Mario greets the viewers outside SMG4's RV. Remember, kids: Winners don't use ROMs.Mario plays a totally normal copy of Super Mario 64 and s̶u̶f̶f̶e̶r̶s̶ has a lot of fun! Check out the video below to see this amazing hack in action, and before you alert the FBI to my nefarious actions, keep in mind I own the original game in several formats. This ROM hack, created by MOD maker Kaze Emanuar, essentially drops in random GameShark codes while you play, resulting in an unpredictable and, at times, terrifying experience.
Of course, sometimes it's nice to be shaken out of your complacency, and that's where Super Mario 64: Chaos Edition comes in. Nintendo got their first take on the 3D platformer absolutely right, which resulted in a game that left us all transfixed in the mid-90s-and one that's still very playable today. Odds are, if you're 23 or older, you no doubt know Super Mario 64 like the back of your hand. Some content, such as this article, has been migrated to VG247 for posterity after USgamer's closure - but it has not been edited or further vetted by the VG247 team. This article first appeared on USgamer, a partner publication of VG247.
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