WARIO WORLD MANUAL ART
Wario World (2003) for GameCube.
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WARIO WORLD MANUAL ART
Wario World (2003) for GameCube.
Kirby Air Riders no context
In Super Mario Galaxy, Spring Mario can normally never sleep, as he always keeps bouncing in that form even if no input is made, and he cannot enter a sleep state while moving.
A glitch exists that allows Spring Mario to stand still without bouncing, activated by touching both a wall and a Gearmo on the same frame. However, performing it reveals that even then he does not sleep, as the code for the Spring Mario state explicitly forbids it.
By combining the glitch with a small modification to the code to force Spring Mario to go to sleep, it becomes apparent that the code doesn't merely never call the sleep function for Spring Mario, but doesn't even define it in the first place.
This leads to a visual glitch when it tries to load undefined sleepy eye textures, causing his eyes to appear completely black instead.
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Kirby Air Riders Character Wish List/Predictions
Daroach/The Squeaks
Taranza
The Animal Friends
Adeline
Ribbon
The Meta Knights
Marx, I mean come on he has to be in there somewhere
Clawroline
Elflin
Bonkers
The Three Mage Sisters
Mr Frosty
Broom Hatter
Poppy Bros Jr/Sr
Phan Phan
Buggzy
Bronto Burt
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So this must be where Tenna began his acting career
Logos used for various sections of Nintendo of America's official 1999 Donkey Kong 64 site, referencing various multimedia properties.
Top: "The DK Gorilla Project", referencing the 1999 horror film The Blair Witch Project.
Bottom left: "National Kongagraphic", referencing the National Geographic magazine.
Bottom right: "DK Island's Most Wanted", referencing the long-running TV show "America's Most Wanted".
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Donkey Kong Bananza Spoilers without context
Reality bites
Lately I have taken to writing assorted articles on Substack. Here I discuss my own thoughts on the numerous challenges video game preservation efforts face.
Top: in Donkey Kong Bananza, the font used for the UI and dialogue is called "Ad Lib". Interestingly, the choice of this specific typeface appears to be an extremely deep reference to the history of the series.
Middle: this typeface was used in the 1990s in various promotional material for Donkey Kong Country games, such as the big captions in the official Nintendo Power guide for Donkey Kong Country.
Bottom: in addition, it even made its way to material included with the games themselves, such as the Donkey Kong 64 manual.
If this is an intentional reference, it demonstrates the lengths to which the development team has gone to research the history of the series. If it is not intentional, it is a remarkable coincidence.
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Bizarre pin promoting a 1992 French video game competition benefiting lung health, depicting Raccoon Mario as a loose collection of body parts with visible lungs.
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Donkey Kong Bananza Direct spoilers without context
DOOM The Dark Ages Spoilers without context
Full recording of the "Wario Press Conference" sound file available for download from Nintendo of America's official site in 2003, featuring over 6 minutes of Charles Martinet speaking full sentences as Wario to promote WarioWare: Mega Microgames and Wario World.
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Officially licensed Yoshi mask on display at the National Videogame Museum in Frisco, Texas at their "Off-Model Mario" exhibit. Note the placement of the eyeholes and nostril holes.
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SONiC MEGA COLLECTiON Sega GameCube 2002
'Super Bubsy'
[PC] [SOUTH KOREA] [MAGAZINE] [1997]
Nothing much to say here. It's a port of the first Bubsy game with a bonus copy of the unaired cartoon series.
What I find most interesting is that if you throw the Korean here into Google Translate, the game is named "Super Law City" and stars a character named "Lawshi"... and that "all Earthlings are naked."
Have fun with this information.
Source: Game Champ, July 1997 || RetroCDN; Asagoth