I didn't even know about the 80,000 points condition... Weird glitches, somehow never heard of them. Also, was the lack of position update intentional, or do the toad exits use a different code path that happens to not update?
There is code in place specifically to prevent Toad Houses and minigames from updating the return position. I'm not entirely sure why the developers decided to do this.
@lior_Haddad: This is because you are only allowed one N-spade card per world, if you keep it in the world, each 80,000 will stack-up the N-spade reward, and be save for later. The trick shown up above will not work in the Super nintendo version, it will still put the N-spade on a unclear level, but in the super nintendo version, clearing an N-spade on an unclear level will not clear the level and will just clear the n-spade. And also in the all-stars super nintendo version their is a soft lock glitch with that, if you put the N-spade card on unclear quick sand level, and/or unclear pyramid level, this will cause both that level, and the n-spade to never clear and be stuck in an infinit loop of playing the N-spade game, since quick sand level, and pyramid level in Super nintendo version can only be clear with normal exit, and not alternative exit, and N-spade is considered alternative exit, so the n-spade will match the property of the level that it is on.
Nothing special happens if you take the boat to it. You play the matching game as normal, and the boat doesn't disappear either. It's also worth noting that since you spend the hammer to reach the roulette minigame, you no longer have the hammer required to reach the boat.
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The clouds are called *Jugem's* Clouds? What?! That is quite a name, how is that even a thing?!
The Japanese name for Lakitu is Jugemu. The localization team for SMB3 also left the name Kuribo for Kuribo's Shoe.
in japan, lakitu is named jugemu
I didn't even know about the 80,000 points condition...
Weird glitches, somehow never heard of them.
Also, was the lack of position update intentional, or do the toad exits use a different code path that happens to not update?
There is code in place specifically to prevent Toad Houses and minigames from updating the return position. I'm not entirely sure why the developers decided to do this.
@lior_Haddad: This is because you are only allowed one N-spade card per world, if you keep it in the world, each 80,000 will stack-up the N-spade reward, and be save for later. The trick shown up above will not work in the Super nintendo version, it will still put the N-spade on a unclear level, but in the super nintendo version, clearing an N-spade on an unclear level will not clear the level and will just clear the n-spade. And also in the all-stars super nintendo version their is a soft lock glitch with that, if you put the N-spade card on unclear quick sand level, and/or unclear pyramid level, this will cause both that level, and the n-spade to never clear and be stuck in an infinit loop of playing the N-spade game, since quick sand level, and pyramid level in Super nintendo version can only be clear with normal exit, and not alternative exit, and N-spade is considered alternative exit, so the n-spade will match the property of the level that it is on.
i didn't watch the video yet, but this is really cool!
the N-Spade Panel that spawns in the water on World 3, what happens if you took the little boat to it? would it still work?
Nothing special happens if you take the boat to it. You play the matching game as normal, and the boat doesn't disappear either. It's also worth noting that since you spend the hammer to reach the roulette minigame, you no longer have the hammer required to reach the boat.
@@100thCoin I could have sworn there is another hammer bro in World 3 that has a Hammer.
@@lilbluefoxie Ah, you're right. whoops!
you think a lua script would be possible to show which glitch levels on the map work?
5:57 Why were the fireballs green?
For some reason Toad Houses set up the color palettes that way. The fireballs are also blue inside the fights at the end of the world 8 tanks / ships.
clearly toad has a policy put in place so that mario must ignite sulfur for fireballs
It's a shame it's banned in 100%.
Hey man! U should make videos with mic or show the subtitles more slowly u prob would be more recognized