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Thanks! Note this level isn't made by me. I listed the creator and level info in the description. I'm trying to find and play really great MB64 levels and show video of that game play. For now planning to upload a new video on Thursday nights @7:30PM TAIWAN TIME. So far I've only made one level. You can see the video below. Its a bit of a long play thorugh 1 hr 30 min, but I have to say I had a lot of fun building and playing the level. It's called 8 Bit Mario V01. Note there is no comentary in the video. I think this was like my first UA-cam video I've every made for the sake of making youtube videos. The concept is to platform off of giant 8 Bit sprites from the original Mario Bros Game. While playing the level I was actually learning how to better do the tripple jump, wall kick backwards ledge grab. The trick I learned retrospect is don't hug the side of the wall when jumping. if you are touching the wall it slows your momentum down and you won't be able to land the ledge grab. So you'll see me do this move over and over and over because i had not figured out what I was doing wrong. But ya, it was fun for me. hope others also enjoy. And back to the topic of this level. Ya, I thought it was a really cool level. Really awsome design. ua-cam.com/video/FqdbGxU9570/v-deo.html

Orms! This is the first time that I was the first view in a video!

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Ha ha, congrats. Welcome to try to do so in my other videos. Don't have a lot of comments, likes, or shares yet. But it really does help with the UA-cam algorithm. My original idea for making this channel is I just enjoy playing Mario 64 games. So I thought shoot I can make some videos doing this. I'm sure someone else will also enjoy. and if I find cool levels I'll be sure to share with others so they can try it too. Like wise happy for others to share games or levels they like with me. Hope you enjoyed the video! Welcome to share with friends who are also interested in this topic. ^^

You bet! Hope you enjoyed the video. It's a visually awesome level and a good 8 coin challenge. Would be awesome if there are some more challenges.

Who's the imposter?

Awesome, glad it helped! Other tips and tricks I think of I'll share here too.

Thanks I'm glad you enjoyed watching. It was fun for me too. Its a good puzzle and I'm not satisfied until I solve it the way you intended. I think I'm close but I'm missing something between the first and middle steps. I understand that in the back area with the switch and blue steps I need to have a box with me to throw it at the blue switch to activate the blue switch. Then I hop up the stairs. I break first break the big block which will let the small block drop to activate the red switch. Then I break the big block to have the small block flow down the conveyer. Meanwhile while the block is floating down the conveyer I just go down and wait for it to trigger the switch, then I can walk across to collect the prize. The area I haven't figured out yet is how to get the block up the first set of stairs. But your hint shows I clearly need to do something with the block that falls onto the switch. My first video I did I threw the block into that area a few times but wasn't having luck with it. ( Again that first video I didn't post it because I failed in making the video. Its an hour of just showing the screen shot from level Share Square. ) Too bad, that video was fun too. Ok, so this is how I think maybe it should be solved?.... Steps 1. Throw block at blue switch. 2. Go pick up block that fell onto the switch. 3. throw the block throw the window right when the switch reactivates. ( I mean I was thinking to myself, don't know if I said it audibly, but you had to have made that second window for a reason. 3. Then I run on the disappearing block path and get up to claim the block before it respawns. 4. Try to carry the block up to the top where the red switch is. but don't step on the red switch. 5. Get both blocks up the stairs while trying not to despawn either one. 6. Throw one block at the red switch Turing it on. 7. Carry the block over to the small room with the switch ( opposite end of the level ) 8. while in the small room throw the block at the blue switch to activate the blue switch. Everything after that is self explanatory.

I'll give it another go. I'd really like to try to solve it the way it was intended to be beat. Can't say I beat it if I used fancy jumps which was not intended to be used. Good to know I have yet to solve it the right way. Hmm, I'll be thinking about this.

Finally solved it. Just uploaded the video. Cool concept.

Yep, agree with your points. Just made the video on the fly. I'm not a UA-camr.

あなたの名前は日本人に似っていますが、日本語が分かりますか?

Ah that's right. Thanks. Yes, as I had the box closed up for 20 years, not every character's name came to me at the time of making the video. Thanks. ^^

Wow, thank you so much!

Thanks, appreciate the love. I'm so happy I still have them after all these years. I don't know what I'll do with them yet. But I hope to bring them to Taiwan, where I am. Match figures with accessories, look up what was originally included with each figure, see which year they were made, and do some more close up videos of the figures, may also do some set up and display. Also thinking to tell some stories of the figures from when I bought them and played with them as a kid. Also have a really good story about buying the turtles van. Awe, saying all this brings back some good memories. Really excited to see TMNT fandom is alive and well. Totally blown away from all the positive response from this one video. ^^

I specialize in 3d printing custom retro tmnt action figures and their weapons. I also do the same for He-Man and Thundercats too!

@@yurushii that's cool, would be neat to see some videos of that on UA-cam.

@@Genzaijh check out my second channel. It is irohtsuyoi.

Ya, I only bought figures I thought looked cool. The human ones didn't look that cool to me. I also didn't buy the original splinter for the same reason. I think of the turtles collection the movie turtles figures looked the best and were made of the best materials. ( Just saying compared to how they feel 28 years after having them boxed up. )

Thanks, I'm blown away with how many people have taken an interest in this simple video I uploaded. I'm thinking to do some follow up videos matching figures to their accessories and pull up what was the original name of each figure when they were released and so on. It would be fun to do and I think this crowd would be interested to see that. But I would have to get the figures from USA to Taiwan. Ya, I left them in the US. I was moving my mom over here and well luggage 🧳 was given priority to put her stuff in. I was going to take a few of the movie figures with me but in the rush of everything I forgot to pick a few choice pieces to take. But no worries they are in safe keeping. As it will cost probably at least $100 bucks to get them here I was thinking to ask the community to take up a donation to help cover the shipping cost, but I'm clueless on which kind of platform to ask for the request for support. In return I'd make a few more videos focused on the figures. Nothing fancy, I'm no UA-cam, but judging from the reaction of this video looks like many people would like to see more content. Thanks again for your thoughts.

Lol he didn’t know

@@SpRaY2627 Couldn't remember their names off the top of my head. Thanks for the comment! Last time I saw the film was in the early 90s. These two characters were from TMNT II Secret of the Ooze. I bought the figures shortly after the film. This particular line up of the toys I think the quality of the material and attention to detail was the best. While some figures feel a bit sticky to the touch these figures look and feel new right out of the box. Silly I forgot the name. But ya these were sitting in the box for 28 years so I had no idea what I would find. I will say I'm extremely disappointed I didn't find my 1st release Krange in exoskeleton suit figure. I could have sworn I had that in the box but alas it was gone. At least I had original Bebop and rocksteady. I never bought 1st release Shredder, Splinter, or April, I just didn't like how the toys looked. With limited cash to buy toys I only bought the coolest looking ones I could find. No clue what happened to my TMNT van either, but at least a few of the parts to the van were in the box. I'm sure those parts will come in handy for some collection. I don't remember if I showed in the video or not but I still had a super tiny can of turtle soup 🐢🍲 that came with the figures. It is literally the easiest thing In the world to lose. I almost lost it when I opened this box. Hope you enjoyed the content. I'm thinking about doing more since there is such a large crowd interested in these figures.

@@SpRaY2627 ha ha I forgot lol 😂

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Not razor it's Rahzar. The snapping turtle name is Tokka. And it's TMNT 2.

I opened them in the US but left them there. Was thinking to send them here to Taiwan and maybe do some short videos of me sorting through them matching figures to accessories. After that I should do something with them, but I don't know yet. Maybe this group that's taken up a huge interest in them could provide some suggestions. I'd like doing preserve them for future generations and fans to appreciate.

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I'm not sure how to put a value on them. I think what I need to do is organize them, sort figures with accessories, and perhaps ask the fan community what's their advice on what I do with them. Currently the figures are in USA and I'm in Taiwan.

He's probably gonna put them on a shelf or something

I'm not really sure what I'll do with them. Long story but left them in the U.S. There's a huge crowd interested in these so I was thinking to get them shipped here to Taiwan. Then I thought I'd sort through them to match figures with accessories. And make a video of doing that. It would be a bit time consuming but it would be fun and I think this audience would be interested to see me do that. Once it's sorted then I'd have to figure out what to do with them after that. Maybe the internet crowd could give some suggestions.

Well I was just a kid, so I kept them in a cardboard box Duck taped up. Fortunately they were kept in an air conditioned room. The belts on some have gotten a little gummy. The movie turtle figures were just like new condition.

@@Genzaijh that’s fantastic

I just boxed them away before going to college and thought they would be worth something some day. They were not something I wanted to get rid of. I thought if they are all packed together they should be ok for a long time. Left them at my mother's and there they stayed for years. I opened the box up in the US. I live in Taiwan. Didn't bring them with me but thinking of having them shipped here and then other short videos of sorting them with accessories. There seems to be a huge interest in them. Would like to see if some people would be willing to donate a few $$ to help contribute to the cost of getting them here but not sure which forum for collecting donations is best. I'm trying to do some research on that. I'm not a UA-camr so I'm clueless on these things. But I think I could make a few more videos that would peak people's interest. I think I'll make a second video maybe a minute long asking people who would like to see more videos of each of the figures in depth. Then once they are all sorted out try to figure out what to do with them.

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@@user-jd2bi2cc5d I think you said "the first" thank you.

bro is down bad 😭

that's what I thought

Thanks 🤗