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A New LARGE Game Breaking Glitch in Mario Kart 64 Chapters: Introduction - 00:00​ Double-sided walls - 00:48​ Open corners - 05:03​ Sloped convex open corners - 08:35​ Slip through - 10:03​ Steep floor and wall corner - 11:28​ Clip through the ground - 13:47​ Half clip - 15:12

Notes: At 12:58​, I accidentally left a note in. This is not a 2021 TAS, this is the original video of the improvement published in 2011 on nicovideo. Chapters: 00:00​ - Intro 01:16​ - 2000 - Walton Dell's Web Site 05:04​ - 2001 - Chris "humantree" Oldfield 06:45​ - 2002 - Curtis Bright 07:55​ - 2007 - GameFAQs thread, leaderboards 12:00​ - 2011 - 20-star TAS 13:10​ - 2013 - Final dead period

Why 4:54 is the perfect speedrun - Super Mario Bros. World Record Speedrun Explained Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 01:48 - 1-1, Flagpole Glitch, Framerules 06:18 - 1-2, Pipe clip 09:40 - 4-1 10:13 - 4-2, Wrong warp 12:19 - 8-1, Fast acceleration 15:13 - 8-2, Bullet Bill Glitch 20:09 - 8-3 21:34 - 8-4 26:30 - Possible improvements 33:43 - Conclusion

The History of the Super Mario 64 A Button Challenge - Part 2: The Pannenkoek Revolution Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction 02:17 - The Art of Cloning 18:42 - First improvements 24:47 - The Mupen Revolution 27:33 - Pole-Jumping for Red Coins 33:37 - Wet-Dry World 42:11 - Final stars Note 1: How holding objects really work - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZyUGT9YPhg The Art of Cloning - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2AhyDI58-I The Science of Cloning - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xE2otZ-9os Releasing Objects - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbgYAyzaT8w Note 2: In reality, the way the game orders object slots is more complex than just by memory address. More on that in Pannenkoek's Science of Cloning - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xE2otZ-9os Note 3: This would be during a star in THI to avoid an additional A press to enter THI Note 4: It was recorded as 12 for the star itself, but a 13th A press was required to enter the pipe to go fight Bowser afterwards. Note 5: This dive recover is aided by a disjointed hitbox. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRCjVLqjST4&t=1014s Other Note 5 (oops!): The Wet-Dry World painting water level uses Mario's Y position, which is at the bottom of his model. This is why the zones look so bottom-heavy, because it's the very bottom of Mario's model that needs to be in that range. Note 6: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PG2scmSIjJg Note 7: Around this time, he also combined THI 100 coins and Make Wiggler Squirm in 0 A presses, saving 1 final A press.

The History of the Super Mario 64 A Button Challenge - Part 3: From Challenge to Science Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 00:46 - Enemy luring 02:26 - Transport cloning 08:56 - A new collaborator 11:37 - A presses go below 100 17:04 - Small improvements 22:16 - Hands Free Holding 25:00 - TTC and Sliding speed 29:58 - Bowser in the Sky again 36:05 - Conclusion Note 1: His first comment was in September 2013 and his first message to Pannenkoek was in January 2014, but his first proper contribution was only fully realized in April. Note 2: Pannenkoek favoured convenience over optimizing for time. He raised the water so he could copy paste inputs, but he demonstrated in a later video that lowering the water instead is about 9 hours faster Note 3: This isn't always strictly true while sliding because sliding speed is a vector calculated differently from normal speed, but it is true for the most part. More on that later. Note 04-11 : https://youtu.be/A_byvjKlqEg