I personally love the butterflies that turn into heat-seeking bombs when you punch them
Oh, and the Spindel is pretty lit too.
Oh, and the Spindel is pretty lit too.
What's your favorite part of Super Mario 64?
- Thread starter xSuperMario64x
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I loved the screen when the N64 system was flipped to the OFF button.
But there is no off button on the N64
Flare
Senior Member
Lies. By flipping the Power button down it shall be an OFF button.Way to kill the enthusiasm.
But there is no off button on the N64
Jamburgora
Junior Member
I like the part in the very beginning when you're running in the field towards Peach's castle. After that I was too scared to play because Bowser's Laugh scared me alot. I used to spend my time running away from enemies and than exiting the level because I was scared to death of that Chain Chomp!
Stalfos
Topsoilers!
I always thought that the hub world was amazing. The painting where the motif turns from Peach into Bowser was really cool. First time I didn't even notice the transition until Bowsers face was there already so it kinda spooked me a little bit. The optical illusion in the room where the Tiny-Huge Island paintings hang is still pretty convincing to this day. The endless stairs, Lakitu in the mirror room and the piano in Big Boo's Haunt are some other favorites.
TykiButterfree
Such a tease!
I like the worlds that changed depending on how high or low you jumped into the paintings. Wet dry world is one of my favorites because it was fun to see how different it looked when it was flooded vs. having no water in it at all. I also really like picking up one of the baby penguins in the snow course and having the mommy penguin angrily shove you around. The merry go round in Boo's mansion is fun too because it has really cool music in that room.
idiotdoomspiral
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L Is Real 2401
Probably when you drop the baby penguin over the cliff into the bottomless pit. I did it too, you know.
AnimalCrossingPerson
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The music for the stage with the big eel fella.
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