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IMO Mario looks at the player, thanking him for help in his journey. Am I right? {{unsigned|Dzamper}}
IMO Mario looks at the player, thanking him for help in his journey. Am I right? {{unsigned|Dzamper}}
:Mario previously shows a piece sign to the player after Peach kisses him. As I remember it, Mario looks at the Lakitu Brother who flies away after his broadcast is over. Perhaps somehow has to check the ending though. - {{User:Cobold/sig}} 12:13, 8 January 2008 (EST)
:Mario previously shows a piece sign to the player after Peach kisses him. As I remember it, Mario looks at the Lakitu Brother who flies away after his broadcast is over. Perhaps somehow has to check the ending though. - {{User:Cobold/sig}} 12:13, 8 January 2008 (EST)
Since Lakitu never really mentions the player, he mentions the 'viewers' watching mario at home, I wouldn't say this game breaks the fourth wall until the very end. At the beginning, the player floats around the castle at a 3rd person perspective of Lakitu. Thusly, we can't be considered the viewers. our sight seems to just follow the exact sight of the camera throughout most of the game. Before the credits, Peach kisses him, and he looks at the camera and spins around and gives a piece sign, like he collected a star. In the very, very end, a cake is shown, the cake that Peach baked for Mario. He tells the audience, "Thank you so much for-a playing my game." That's the only moment the game breaks the fourth wall, and mentions the players existance.


== Mini-Game ==
== Mini-Game ==

Revision as of 01:45, July 5, 2008

Glitches

Recently (22 days ago), someone discovered a glitch in Super Mario 64 that allows you to beat the game with 0 stars in under six minutes. For proof, go to http://tasvideos.org/1017M.html. You'll be able to see the video. So, will someone add this to the article? Quate 14:34, 29 December 2007 (EST)

Since it's a glitch, I don't think this is worthy of a mention. Time Questions 20:22, 29 December 2007 (EST)
But the 16 star glitch is mentioned in the article, so perhaps replace that with this? Quate 21:12, 29 December 2007 (EST)
Well, why not. Just go ahead ;) Time Questions 06:56, 30 December 2007 (EST)

Storyline... error?

"Peach and two nearby Toads walk into the castle. Mario starts to do so himself, but then pauses and turns around to look at the sky." IMO Mario looks at the player, thanking him for help in his journey. Am I right?
The preceding unsigned comment was added by Dzamper (talk).

Mario previously shows a piece sign to the player after Peach kisses him. As I remember it, Mario looks at the Lakitu Brother who flies away after his broadcast is over. Perhaps somehow has to check the ending though. - Cobold (talk · contribs) 12:13, 8 January 2008 (EST)

Since Lakitu never really mentions the player, he mentions the 'viewers' watching mario at home, I wouldn't say this game breaks the fourth wall until the very end. At the beginning, the player floats around the castle at a 3rd person perspective of Lakitu. Thusly, we can't be considered the viewers. our sight seems to just follow the exact sight of the camera throughout most of the game. Before the credits, Peach kisses him, and he looks at the camera and spins around and gives a piece sign, like he collected a star. In the very, very end, a cake is shown, the cake that Peach baked for Mario. He tells the audience, "Thank you so much for-a playing my game." That's the only moment the game breaks the fourth wall, and mentions the players existance.

Mini-Game

The Mini-Game Face Lift in Mario Party 2 should be mentioned, or what do you think?

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Could mention it here instead.Knife (talk) 12:49, 20 January 2008 (EST)

o.O this face got a name? Mentioned it there. Thanks for the informationThe LegendZelda-52.gifof Zelda Freak