@@oitthegroit1297 HI! Thanks a lot for your comment! I really appreciate it! So for the wrong warp glitch, we can see the video description of this video: ua-cam.com/video/dgtY0G0LXEM/v-deo.html. Basically, you need infinite time to be able to go through pipes 254 times. The game has an counter with 256 values (from 0 to 255). After 254 passages, if you get Yoshi's Wing, the game warps you somewhere. Here, collecting Yoshi's Wing counts as 2 passages. So now the counter is 254 + 2 = 256 and it goes back to 0. So this state is identical as if Mario come from the Overworld Map. Now the game looks at the level as it was the overworld map... If you place a block a specific position, the game loads another level. Doing this, we can access 'levels' that are not accessible otherwise, like Star World Warp tiles... I will do a video soon on wrong warp glitch, without the need to do the powerup incrementation glitch. Thanks a lot and Cheers!
@@TheUnintendedGamer Nice! And thanks for the explanation! There are a bunch of beta test levels that can't be accessed normally. Could you, in theory, access them using the wrong warp glitch or using an ACE? Edit: here is a video of them: ua-cam.com/video/KkoAojvxTog/v-deo.html (Also, don't forget to bring an orb to these levels, as they have no goalpost.)
@@oitthegroit1297 Hi Oit! Thanks for the link to the videos. There, they used a game genie to access hidden level within SMW. You are right, it would be cool to have access to these levels and trigger a normal exit using the Orb. However, I do not known how to do that without the game genie (which I have NOT try). Nevertheless, I can access the TEST level, and trigger an normal exit, see this video: ua-cam.com/video/stPPy5wUyx8/v-deo.html). This is the so-called 102nd exit and corresponds to the normal exit of the Star World #6 tile, upward to the Star World 5 level. The Star World Warp #6 is shown as the TEST level. Anyway, it would be great to be able to access the other level without a game genie... Tnanks again and cheers!
@The Unintended Gamer: In the last ACE when you collect the Super mushroom did you press the same combination of button as the 1-up ACE or you press nothing when the Super mushroom hit mario.
Hi SuperNickid! For the last ACE, when I collect the super mushroom for the item box, I DON'T press any input. Off course, as shown in the video, before collecting the mushroom, you have to scroll the screen right and then left to place Yoshi at the good position in relation with the position of the P-Switch. After I press Select to release the Mushroom and wait! Thanks a lot for the question and Cheers!
Hello everybody! The setup I show here will work only on the Japanese version of SMW. If you play SMW on a virtual console, then see this video from SuperNickid ua-cam.com/video/_Q2SdDPL3YU/v-deo.html. He perform ACE on the Nintendo Switch Virtual Console to get infinite time on the US version. He's setup is different from mine, as all the ACEs are done with Mario at Powerup Status 5. Also, Nick's method requires 4 ACEs while the method presented here (developed by Seth Bling) needs 3 ACEs. Have fun ACEing!
@The Unitended Gamer: I don't know if it his just a diffrence with the virtual console but when I'm in certain boss battle if it goes under glitch00 it goes to 999 so the infinity time does not always work in boss battle but the infinity time will work again just fine on the next level or whatever level you pick next.
Hi SuperNickid! Thanks for the info. I didn't know that. I never tried this infinite time ACE against a boss. Next time I perform the ACE, I could do some boss fight to see. Cheers!
@@TheUnintendedGamer: The Boss that I see this happen that if it goes under Glitch00 it goes back to 999, his Ludwing, I know about super mario world sometimes 1sprite need to used info from other sprite, when they are not in used, since a scrip done with ACE his not considered a script run by a sprit, Ludwing can overwrite are script temporarily, untill the Boss fight his done. I think the Rynoh Boss fight would do that to, because of the spining platform, but I could not go and check to make sure because non of the fortress are short enough just to go see again, if it happens, and revisiting broken castle only work in the US version, in Japanese you can't revisit broken castle.
@@SuperNickid Hi SuperNickid! Thanks for the info. I didn't know that you could revisite broken castle in the US version. I guess you could use this feature to perform unintended secret exit in some Castles... Cheers!
@@TheUnintendedGamer : It would do the same as doing secret exit on a one exit, it will just clear the next one, and would block you from progressing that path, unless it his done in the foress of illusion forthress, which would be unused exist, but in the US version if you replace unused exit it will still lock on 96 exit, it will just be lock on 96 exit while still remaining intended exit to be done. Their could be an ACE exclusive to Japanese version to allow pressing L and R together to re-enter broken castle, but it would be way to complicated for an ACE, and would take way to long, and after saving and reseting, you would have to do that complicated ACE again everytime for the other broken castle, so doing ACE to allow this in Japanese version his not a good idea.
For everyone, that wants to do this, the method above will not work in Virtual console the nintendo switch version his considered virtual console as well as SNES mini classic edition including the Japan version of he SNES mini, I will post on how to do it for Virtual console when I got the time and feel better, it was still Sethbling that found a verison that works on Virtual console. Also if you already look at my video for diffrent ACE notice that I'm not on the exact same spot for the Power-incremenation glitch while standing on the brown platform, that his because I used the NTSC version and to make it work his two pixel behind the japanese version, that his only for the power-incremenation glitch, the ACE are all at the same location for Japan version and NTSC. Pal version of a real Super Nintendo console, any ACE does not work, but the power-incrementation glitch does work, but you have to be 3 pixel behind the Japanese version, and that his one pixel behind the NSTC version while standing on the Brown platform.
Hi SuperNickid! Thanks for the precision. As you know, I use an original Japanese SMW cartridge played on a Super Retro Trio 3 console. This route was created by Seth Bling and should also work on the US SMW cartridge. Thanks for your future video on this. In the future, I might do some more ACE videos, to change powerup status value for example. I might need some help though... Cheers !
@@TheUnintendedGamer : I did end-up editing my message so you might have miss something, it could take sometime before I can make a video of it, I would have to found my correct USB stick, I would need to practice it again to make sure it does not take to long it as been kind of a long time since I have not done this. Also because while I was doing the other one, the reason why I got less trouble was because my control stick did not work properly, and the new one his way to sensitive.
@The Unintended Gamer, if this was done witout tas then your the only person i know of who can do something/s like a tas would. Im not a mario skilled player . I play with cheat codes but sometimes play without them. I like your contend and hope you make more because they are interesting.
Hi Sanjin! Thanks a lot for the comment! I do everything RTA, without tas or save states... Other person can do ACE, like Seth Bling (ua-cam.com/users/sethbling) or SuperNickid (ua-cam.com/users/SuperNickid). You know what they say... practice makes perfect! All the best!
@The Unintended Gamer I think I did everything correctly on the first ace until the part with the one-up. I made sure to do my inputs all correctly. When I collect my power up, my screen just flashes with random sprites. I have no idea what I did wrong.
Hi Blumen! It is very hard for me to know exactly what you did wrong... For sure, any mistake, even very tiny, is detrimental! The setup shown here works for the Japanese and USA version. Not sure for the PAL version. If you use a virtual console, maybe check this video by SuperNickid: ua-cam.com/video/_Q2SdDPL3YU/v-deo.html. For me, I had to do it repeat it several times before it worked,... even though each time I thought that I did not make any mistakes.... All the best!
Also a warning for people that want to attempt this on a real console real Super Nintendo, or a real Super Famicom, their his a risk that it might damage your console, or game cartridge or both when it his done wrong, and it his really easy to do it wrong because of pixel perfect, and perfect timing with the power-incrementation glitch, the only think confirmed so far his corrupt the save file, and it also does corrupt save file in the Virtual console version also, but it never corrupt save state. I'm talking about since when they test on a computer what the computer virus does to a computer, they run their computer on a Rom version of itself so the computer virus will not damage the real computer. A real console when you do ACE does binary switches move for real inside the console or inside the cartridge, while on a virtual console, it run fake binary switch to make the change, kind of like you play VR, and while you play VR your character in VR can play VR games.
Hi again. Thanks for the warning.... but you know, this is just for fun... I don't think that it is so dangerous to perform these glitches on a console... I do mistakes doing this ACE or the powerup incrementation, and it crash/freeze the game, but you know, you just reset and try again. When you do glitches, some bad stuff could happen. I got a game file erase one time... but you, it is part of the fun.
@@Gameboy_1992 Hi Sanjin! Usually, if something goes wrong, the game freezes or crashes... It is not so interesting, as you usually don't know why it went wrong...! I guess I could post an example of a fail... Thanks for the suggestion! Cheers!
Hi MarioGlitchy9. Thanks for the comment. but this is not an April Fool videos. I did not notice the date when I posted it! The glitch really works and is very useful for performing several unintended exit based on the wrong warp glitch. My next videos will be abouy that. Cheers!
And also really bad timing on the upload, but for people that think this video his an april fool joke, their the one that are stupid, because I saw it work before on SethBling channel, and he did not upload on april 1st.
Ok, thanks for the advice about my 'really bad timing of my upload'... this is not an April fool video... With this ACE for infinite time, I was able to do several unintended exit involving the Wrong Warp glitch. So for sure it works!
@@TheUnintendedGamer I only said that because it also happen to me, during the time of the WiiU and I did the credit warp on Super mario bros.3, I unintentionally uploaded on April 1.
![SMW ǀ Infinite Time (ACE-free) + Yoshi’s Island 3 and 4 Pseudo-Wrong Warp Exits [RTA]](/img/n.gif)
Wow that's a pretty crazy glitch! Great job doing the video!
Hi Ultimate! Thanks a lot for your support! In my next videos, I will use this glitch to perform unintended exits using the Wrong Warp glitch. Cheers!
@@TheUnintendedGamer Could you explain the wrong warp glitch please? Thank you for the awesome videos by the way!
@@oitthegroit1297 HI! Thanks a lot for your comment! I really appreciate it! So for the wrong warp glitch, we can see the video description of this video: ua-cam.com/video/dgtY0G0LXEM/v-deo.html. Basically, you need infinite time to be able to go through pipes 254 times. The game has an counter with 256 values (from 0 to 255). After 254 passages, if you get Yoshi's Wing, the game warps you somewhere. Here, collecting Yoshi's Wing counts as 2 passages. So now the counter is 254 + 2 = 256 and it goes back to 0. So this state is identical as if Mario come from the Overworld Map. Now the game looks at the level as it was the overworld map... If you place a block a specific position, the game loads another level. Doing this, we can access 'levels' that are not accessible otherwise, like Star World Warp tiles... I will do a video soon on wrong warp glitch, without the need to do the powerup incrementation glitch. Thanks a lot and Cheers!
@@TheUnintendedGamer Nice! And thanks for the explanation!
There are a bunch of beta test levels that can't be accessed normally. Could you, in theory, access them using the wrong warp glitch or using an ACE?
Edit: here is a video of them: ua-cam.com/video/KkoAojvxTog/v-deo.html
(Also, don't forget to bring an orb to these levels, as they have no goalpost.)
@@oitthegroit1297 Hi Oit! Thanks for the link to the videos. There, they used a game genie to access hidden level within SMW. You are right, it would be cool to have access to these levels and trigger a normal exit using the Orb. However, I do not known how to do that without the game genie (which I have NOT try). Nevertheless, I can access the TEST level, and trigger an normal exit, see this video: ua-cam.com/video/stPPy5wUyx8/v-deo.html). This is the so-called 102nd exit and corresponds to the normal exit of the Star World #6 tile, upward to the Star World 5 level. The Star World Warp #6 is shown as the TEST level. Anyway, it would be great to be able to access the other level without a game genie... Tnanks again and cheers!
@The Unintended Gamer: In the last ACE when you collect the Super mushroom did you press the same combination of button as the 1-up ACE or you press nothing when the Super mushroom hit mario.
Hi SuperNickid! For the last ACE, when I collect the super mushroom for the item box, I DON'T press any input. Off course, as shown in the video, before collecting the mushroom, you have to scroll the screen right and then left to place Yoshi at the good position in relation with the position of the P-Switch. After I press Select to release the Mushroom and wait! Thanks a lot for the question and Cheers!
This is the hardest ACE ever.
Hello everybody! The setup I show here will work only on the Japanese version of SMW. If you play SMW on a virtual console, then see this video from SuperNickid ua-cam.com/video/_Q2SdDPL3YU/v-deo.html. He perform ACE on the Nintendo Switch Virtual Console to get infinite time on the US version. He's setup is different from mine, as all the ACEs are done with Mario at Powerup Status 5. Also, Nick's method requires 4 ACEs while the method presented here (developed by Seth Bling) needs 3 ACEs. Have fun ACEing!
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666, the number of the Beast!
@@TheUnintendedGamer Mr. beast
nice
Thanks a lot! This glitch is very useful if you want to do unintended wrong warp exits in SMW. Cheers!
How do you do item icremation?
Finally found this video
Hope this can help. Otherwise, checkout SethBling channel
@@TheUnintendedGamer i tried it but instead I accidentally did the exact instructions to make a true fact generator and it said I was "gay"
@The Unitended Gamer: I don't know if it his just a diffrence with the virtual console but when I'm in certain boss battle if it goes under glitch00 it goes to 999 so the infinity time does not always work in boss battle but the infinity time will work again just fine on the next level or whatever level you pick next.
Hi SuperNickid! Thanks for the info. I didn't know that. I never tried this infinite time ACE against a boss. Next time I perform the ACE, I could do some boss fight to see. Cheers!
@@TheUnintendedGamer: The Boss that I see this happen that if it goes under Glitch00 it goes back to 999, his Ludwing, I know about super mario world sometimes 1sprite need to used info from other sprite, when they are not in used, since a scrip done with ACE his not considered a script run by a sprit, Ludwing can overwrite are script temporarily, untill the Boss fight his done. I think the Rynoh Boss fight would do that to, because of the spining platform, but I could not go and check to make sure because non of the fortress are short enough just to go see again, if it happens, and revisiting broken castle only work in the US version, in Japanese you can't revisit broken castle.
@@SuperNickid Hi SuperNickid! Thanks for the info. I didn't know that you could revisite broken castle in the US version. I guess you could use this feature to perform unintended secret exit in some Castles... Cheers!
@@TheUnintendedGamer : It would do the same as doing secret exit on a one exit, it will just clear the next one, and would block you from progressing that path, unless it his done in the foress of illusion forthress, which would be unused exist, but in the US version if you replace unused exit it will still lock on 96 exit, it will just be lock on 96 exit while still remaining intended exit to be done. Their could be an ACE exclusive to Japanese version to allow pressing L and R together to re-enter broken castle, but it would be way to complicated for an ACE, and would take way to long, and after saving and reseting, you would have to do that complicated ACE again everytime for the other broken castle, so doing ACE to allow this in Japanese version his not a good idea.
For everyone, that wants to do this, the method above will not work in Virtual console the nintendo switch version his considered virtual console as well as SNES mini classic edition including the Japan version of he SNES mini, I will post on how to do it for Virtual console when I got the time and feel better, it was still Sethbling that found a verison that works on Virtual console. Also if you already look at my video for diffrent ACE notice that I'm not on the exact same spot for the Power-incremenation glitch while standing on the brown platform, that his because I used the NTSC version and to make it work his two pixel behind the japanese version, that his only for the power-incremenation glitch, the ACE are all at the same location for Japan version and NTSC. Pal version of a real Super Nintendo console, any ACE does not work, but the power-incrementation glitch does work, but you have to be 3 pixel behind the Japanese version, and that his one pixel behind the NSTC version while standing on the Brown platform.
Hi SuperNickid! Thanks for the precision. As you know, I use an original Japanese SMW cartridge played on a Super Retro Trio 3 console. This route was created by Seth Bling and should also work on the US SMW cartridge. Thanks for your future video on this. In the future, I might do some more ACE videos, to change powerup status value for example. I might need some help though... Cheers !
@@TheUnintendedGamer : I did end-up editing my message so you might have miss something, it could take sometime before I can make a video of it, I would have to found my correct USB stick, I would need to practice it again to make sure it does not take to long it as been kind of a long time since I have not done this. Also because while I was doing the other one, the reason why I got less trouble was because my control stick did not work properly, and the new one his way to sensitive.
@@SuperNickidHi Nick! Can you do a tutorial on how to 'properly' get infinite time with ACE. Thanks!
@The Unintended Gamer, if this was done witout tas then your the only person i know of who can do something/s like a tas would. Im not a mario skilled player . I play with cheat codes but sometimes play without them. I like your contend and hope you make more because they are interesting.
Hi Sanjin! Thanks a lot for the comment! I do everything RTA, without tas or save states... Other person can do ACE, like Seth Bling (ua-cam.com/users/sethbling) or SuperNickid (ua-cam.com/users/SuperNickid). You know what they say... practice makes perfect! All the best!
i would defiantly need this xD
Hi Lord! Arbitrary Code Execution (ACE) is quite powerful in SMW. But you need a lot of trials to finally get it to work. Cheers!
@@TheUnintendedGamer that was 6 months ago bro
@@lordkab00m I must have slipped through time...
@The Unintended Gamer I think I did everything correctly on the first ace until the part with the one-up. I made sure to do my inputs all correctly. When I collect my power up, my screen just flashes with random sprites. I have no idea what I did wrong.
*Not power up, one up
Hi Blumen! It is very hard for me to know exactly what you did wrong... For sure, any mistake, even very tiny, is detrimental! The setup shown here works for the Japanese and USA version. Not sure for the PAL version. If you use a virtual console, maybe check this video by SuperNickid: ua-cam.com/video/_Q2SdDPL3YU/v-deo.html. For me, I had to do it repeat it several times before it worked,... even though each time I thought that I did not make any mistakes.... All the best!
Also a warning for people that want to attempt this on a real console real Super Nintendo, or a real Super Famicom, their his a risk that it might damage your console, or game cartridge or both when it his done wrong, and it his really easy to do it wrong because of pixel perfect, and perfect timing with the power-incrementation glitch, the only think confirmed so far his corrupt the save file, and it also does corrupt save file in the Virtual console version also, but it never corrupt save state. I'm talking about since when they test on a computer what the computer virus does to a computer, they run their computer on a Rom version of itself so the computer virus will not damage the real computer. A real console when you do ACE does binary switches move for real inside the console or inside the cartridge, while on a virtual console, it run fake binary switch to make the change, kind of like you play VR, and while you play VR your character in VR can play VR games.
Hi again. Thanks for the warning.... but you know, this is just for fun... I don't think that it is so dangerous to perform these glitches on a console... I do mistakes doing this ACE or the powerup incrementation, and it crash/freeze the game, but you know, you just reset and try again. When you do glitches, some bad stuff could happen. I got a game file erase one time... but you, it is part of the fun.
@@TheUnintendedGamer then show us what happens if something goes wrong (in the middel of the glitch and the ending)
@@Gameboy_1992 Hi Sanjin! Usually, if something goes wrong, the game freezes or crashes... It is not so interesting, as you usually don't know why it went wrong...! I guess I could post an example of a fail... Thanks for the suggestion! Cheers!
@@TheUnintendedGamer oh ok
and how are you recording on a original snes(?), and why is it bouncing..
Hi Lord! All the info are in the video description. Cheers!
@@TheUnintendedGamer Thanks!
This footage convinced me, even if i ever own a SNES, to NEVER buy a EasyCAP
@@lordkab00m You know, all this is just for FUN! Keep gaming!
Nice April Fools Video
Hi MarioGlitchy9. Thanks for the comment. but this is not an April Fool videos. I did not notice the date when I posted it! The glitch really works and is very useful for performing several unintended exit based on the wrong warp glitch. My next videos will be abouy that. Cheers!
@MarioGlitchy9: I can confirmed this his not an april fools because I know doing ACE his a real thing and I am also doing it on my own channel.
Lol that was a joke. This does seem very useful. Thanks!
And also really bad timing on the upload, but for people that think this video his an april fool joke, their the one that are stupid, because I saw it work before on SethBling channel, and he did not upload on april 1st.
Ok, thanks for the advice about my 'really bad timing of my upload'... this is not an April fool video... With this ACE for infinite time, I was able to do several unintended exit involving the Wrong Warp glitch. So for sure it works!
@@TheUnintendedGamer I only said that because it also happen to me, during the time of the WiiU and I did the credit warp on Super mario bros.3, I unintentionally uploaded on April 1.