List of known Super Mario 64 personalized copies: Difference between revisions

'''Copy #333:''' In floor 2 of the castle, the painting next to the third floor (where the clock is located) can sometimes be entered. Strangely, this painting behaves differently when jumped into. Instead of the generic sound of entering a level and the painting rippling, Mario will just jump into it and a zoom sound will be heard as if he entered a secret place. The level is abnormal, to say the least. It looks like a dark blue cave with not much in it. It has its own unique track that cannot be found in the game files. Many people wished they could explore this "level" in their version, but it seems to be downright unfinished.

 

 

'''Copy #350:''' This is one of the many copies that's known as a "fourth floor" version of Super Mario 64. In some of these copies, there will be a fourth floor that can be accessed from many different ways. Some of the ways to the fourth floor can be found behind the walls in the clock room. Other ways include secret passages, holes, and crawlspaces that lead into the fourth floor from other areas. In this version, the fourth floor is a very strange hallway full of doors that won't open. At the end of the hall is a large star door, but open opening it, the game will freeze. Whatever is beyond the star door is a mystery.