Channel Title: Super Mario 64: CLASSIFIED Channel Description: The ONLY official channel for the suspense/sci-fi series Super Mario 64: CLASSIFIED. The events depicted in this series are purely fictional and tailored for entertainment. They should not be considered legitimate documentation on the development history of Super Mario 64 or as a verifiable account of employment at Nintendo. Any resemblance to the truth or actual facts or to reality is purely coincidental. The series is not recommended for viewers under the age of thirteen. <video> Snow Level Playtest Description: Video shot by a former Nintendo playtester, presumably for a friend to see. The level shown seems to be a scrapped third snow level, seen here replacing Shifting Sand Land. The Fun of Nintendo is Eternal. </video> <video> 05.30.97 Description: Some copies of Super Mario 64 are rumoured to contain leftover code for an alternate, or "bad" ending, should Mario fail to collect all 120 stars before challenging Bowser. Every copy of Super Mario 64 is personalized. </video> <video> 11.15.95 Description: A cancelled promotion tape for Super Mario 64 that would have been given out by Nintendo Power, had the game not been delayed to the following summer. Production was seemingly cut short as a result, with none of the live-action shots being filmed. Gameplay, however, does remain and it appears development was quite troubled in the lead-up to the Spaceworld 1995 trade show. Every copy of Super Mario 64 is personalized. </video> <video> Prologue Description: At the Spaceworld trade show in November 1995, the world had its first glimpse at the game that became Super Mario 64. Still, at the time, the game was still in a rough state and a second showcase was to be held at the winter CES in early 1996, but it was ultimately canned. This footage appears to depict this demo, seeing as it sports a different selection of courses. The Fun of Nintendo is Eternal. </video> <video> 07.29.95 Description: このテーマに関する研究は禁止されている。 DO NOT RESEARCH 任天堂の楽しみは無限だです </video> <video> 09.14.96 Description: Yoshi's short cameo upon collecting all 120 stars was a pleasant surprise, though a confusing one. Indeed, after finishing his monologue, he proceeds to jump off the roof and normally, is nowhere to be found. Much like the scrapped "bad" ending, a grim fate was equally planned for our reptilian friend... Though morbid, these decisions may be explained by the game's reportedly hectic development cycle. Every copy of Super Mario 64 is personalized. </video> <video> Aftermath Description: Reconstruction of a recording session for a commercial. The Fun of Nintendo is Eternal. </video> <video> 12.20.95 Description: Sole recording of a rejected commercial for Super Mario 64. It has not aired since, and no explanation has been given out by the broadcasting station upon inquiry of which. Every copy of Super Mario 64 is personalized. </video> <video> Genesis Description: A highlight of some private recordings, chronicling the development timeline of Super Mario 64 from April to July 1995. These were found at an abandoned Nintendo HQ situated in the Akihabara district of Japan. Oddly enough, the staff occupying the building seems to have been nearly exclusively English-speaking and under contract. The Fun of Nintendo is Eternal. </video> <video> Deeper Cavern Description: Footage of an early iteration of the metal cap stage. Judging by the star counter, this was recorded shortly after the snow level session. The Fun of Nintendo is Eternal. </video> <video> Epilogue Description: </video> <video> 01.22.96 Description: Footage of a cut level found within Peach's castle, spanning its entire architecture in a warped, dream-like state. It appears the game still supported multiplayer in this state, which lines up with the removal of Luigi around a month later. Every copy of Super Mario 64 is personalized. </video> <video> Promo Show Description: Cancelled pilot for a gaming news show titled "Nintendo Mania" (no correlation has been found between it and the Mexican television program of the same name). It is comprised of animated segments wherein a 3D model of Mario announces the latest gaming news, before transitioning into long stretches of gameplay. This first episode features a pre-E3 build of Super Mario 64, showcasing cut areas in Peach's castle, as well as a playable Luigi. Production was canned following negative test screenings. The Fun of Nintendo is Eternal. </video> <video> 09.02.97 Description: Wet Dry World is infamous for its foreboding, creepy aura, leaving many a player to question what even got it in that state. And what of Luigi, whom failed to star in this monumental title? Every copy of Super Mario 64 is personalized. </video>

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The ONLY official channel for the suspense/sci-fi series Super Mario 64: CLASSIFIED.

The events depicted in this series are purely fictional and tailored for entertainment. They should not be considered legitimate documentation on the development history of Super Mario 64 or as a verifiable account of employment at Nintendo. Any resemblance to the truth or actual facts or to reality is purely coincidental.

The series is not recommended for viewers under the age of thirteen.

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