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 Boxes labeled [[Mario Cap|M]], [[Luigi Cap|L]], and [[Wario Cap|W]] can be found in a test level in the game, which provide the player with [[cap]]s.<ref>TCRF. [[tcrf:Super Mario 64 DS|Super Mario 64 DS]]. ''The Cutting Room Floor''. Retrieved March 30, 2014.</ref><ref>Matthew Waters (August 28, 2006). [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFTnuBk29-0 Super Mario 64 DS Action Replay Fun!] ''YouTube''. Retrieved April 7, 2010.</ref>
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-''Super Mario 64 DS'' only has one [[? Switch]] instead of three separate [[! Switch]]es to activate [[Cap Block]]s. However, in the game's data, there are unused message slots indicating the [[Cap Block|original switch]]es were meant to be in the game at some point, and the switch used in game (<tt>hatena_switch</tt>) has an unused duplicate named <tt>hatena_red_switch</tt>, implying switches of other colors may have planned earlier in development.<ref>SKELUX (May 13, 2018). [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQKR7LFwNlE What Happened to THESE in Super Mario 64 DS?] ''YouTube''. Retrieved May 15, 2018.</ref> The yellow [[! Block]] is incidentally labeled as "<tt>ITEM_BLOCK</tt>" internally, which is the Japanese name of Cap Blocks from ''Super Mario 64'', despite its model being located within <tt>obj_hatena_box/obj_hatena_y_box</tt>, which may indicate that it was also intended to be changed to a type of [[? Block]]. This could also have roots from the ''Super Mario 64'' source assets, wherein the yellow block was coded as one of four "ItemBox" types.
+''Super Mario 64 DS'' only has one [[? Switch]] instead of three separate [[! Switch]]es to activate [[Cap Block]]s. However, in the game's data, there are unused message slots indicating the [[Cap Switch|original switch]]es were meant to be in the game at some point, and the switch used in game (<tt>hatena_switch</tt>) has an unused duplicate named <tt>hatena_red_switch</tt>, implying switches of other colors may have planned earlier in development.<ref>SKELUX (May 13, 2018). [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQKR7LFwNlE What Happened to THESE in Super Mario 64 DS?] ''YouTube''. Retrieved May 15, 2018.</ref> The yellow [[! Block]] is incidentally labeled as "<tt>ITEM_BLOCK</tt>" internally, which is the Japanese name of Cap Blocks from ''Super Mario 64'', despite its model being located within <tt>obj_hatena_box/obj_hatena_y_box</tt>, which may indicate that it was also intended to be changed to a type of [[? Block]]. This could also have roots from the ''Super Mario 64'' source assets, wherein the yellow block was coded as one of four "ItemBox" types.
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 Beta_red_koopa.gif|The unused red Koopa Troopa graphics, accessed using an Action Replay "play as" code.