Top 10 Most Difficult Glitches in Paper Mario 64
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It's no secret that Paper
It's no secret that Paper Mario has many difficult tricks, but in this video, we talk about the glitches that are so challenging, they make you wonder how they were even discovered in the first place.
Due to the complexity of these glitches, I simplified my explanations by using a few unique terms. For those of you that haven't heard of them before, here are their definitions:
Frame-perfect: Describes an input that must be done precisely on an exact frame. Paper Mario 64 runs at 30 frames per second, so if a trick is "frame-perfect," it requires an input accurate to 1/30th of a second.
Pixel-perfect: Refers to an in-game position that is very precise, down to a single pixel. Pixels are the smallest unit of display on a screen.
Sub-pixel-pefect: Some games, like Paper Mario, track position more precisely than down to individual pixels. Extremely precise tricks may require positioning in a way that doesn't even visually differentiate from other positions, but still influences the ability to pull off a glitch.
Loading Zone: In Paper Mario, little paths extend outwards to other rooms. If Mario touches this zone, the screen will transition and he will enter the next room.
Loading Zone Storage (LZS): Loading Zones only take Mario when he's touching the ground, so by doing frame-perfect jumps on a loading zone, you can store the screen transitions. In fact, it's possible to move while doing these frame-perfect jumps, allowing us to skew Mario's angle when entering other rooms, or even interact with objects during a screen transition.
And of course, if you have any questions, please leave a comment below. I'll try to answer as soon as possible. :)
Interested in seeing more footage of the Background Swap glitch, as well as its hilariously broken effects when performed on the N64 version of the game? Check out this video: Background Swap Glitch - Paper Mario 64
Like these videos? Or just Paper Mario glitches in general? Check out my Twitter for updates! Twitter: Stryder7x
I also have a Twitch account where I occasionally livestream Paper Mario Glitch Hunting: Twitch: stryder7x
Without the help of my good friends, Rain and Malleo, this video would not have been possible. Please consider checking out their YouTube channels for more Nintendo-related content!
Rain: @rainchus
Malleo: shwamalleomk
Special thanks to Iycewynd and AisforAndis for helping provide save files, saving me a lot of time, and also for helping structure this Top 10 list.
Here are -Peardian-'s maps for Paper Mario. They are incredibly useful! http://www.mariouniverse.com/maps/n64/pm
I have a license to use Nintendo’s content in this video through the Nintendo Creators Program. This video is not sponsored or endorsed by Nintendo, but any advertising revenue from this video will be shared with Nintendo.
Due to the complexity of these glitches, I simplified my explanations by using a few unique terms. For those of you that haven't heard of them before, here are their definitions:
Frame-perfect: Describes an input that must be done precisely on an exact frame. Paper Mario 64 runs at 30 frames per second, so if a trick is "frame-perfect," it requires an input accurate to 1/30th of a second.
Pixel-perfect: Refers to an in-game position that is very precise, down to a single pixel. Pixels are the smallest unit of display on a screen.
Sub-pixel-pefect: Some games, like Paper Mario, track position more precisely than down to individual pixels. Extremely precise tricks may require positioning in a way that doesn't even visually differentiate from other positions, but still influences the ability to pull off a glitch.
Loading Zone: In Paper Mario, little paths extend outwards to other rooms. If Mario touches this zone, the screen will transition and he will enter the next room.
Loading Zone Storage (LZS): Loading Zones only take Mario when he's touching the ground, so by doing frame-perfect jumps on a loading zone, you can store the screen transitions. In fact, it's possible to move while doing these frame-perfect jumps, allowing us to skew Mario's angle when entering other rooms, or even interact with objects during a screen transition.
And of course, if you have any questions, please leave a comment below. I'll try to answer as soon as possible. :)
Interested in seeing more footage of the Background Swap glitch, as well as its hilariously broken effects when performed on the N64 version of the game? Check out this video: Background Swap Glitch - Paper Mario 64
Like these videos? Or just Paper Mario glitches in general? Check out my Twitter for updates! Twitter: Stryder7x
I also have a Twitch account where I occasionally livestream Paper Mario Glitch Hunting: Twitch: stryder7x
Without the help of my good friends, Rain and Malleo, this video would not have been possible. Please consider checking out their YouTube channels for more Nintendo-related content!
Rain: @rainchus
Malleo: shwamalleomk
Special thanks to Iycewynd and AisforAndis for helping provide save files, saving me a lot of time, and also for helping structure this Top 10 list.
Here are -Peardian-'s maps for Paper Mario. They are incredibly useful! http://www.mariouniverse.com/maps/n64/pm
I have a license to use Nintendo’s content in this video through the Nintendo Creators Program. This video is not sponsored or endorsed by Nintendo, but any advertising revenue from this video will be shared with Nintendo.
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