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Beta_red_koopa.gif|The unused red Koopa Troopa graphics, accessed using an Action Replay "play as" code. | Beta_red_koopa.gif|The unused red Koopa Troopa graphics, accessed using an Action Replay "play as" code. | ||
Sm64ds cap blocks.png|The unused Cap Blocks. | Sm64ds cap blocks.png|The unused Cap Blocks. | ||
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In the game files, there are six unused Peach animations, which are for running, being idle, and jumping. | |||
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SM64DS Peach Jump End.gif|Jump end | |||
SM64DS Peach Jump Loop.gif|Jump loop | |||
SM64DS Peach Jump.gif|Jump | |||
SM64DS Peach Run.gif|Run | |||
SM64DS Peach Wait.gif|Wait | |||
SM64DS Peach Walk.gif|Walk | |||
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The original version of the [[Princess Peach's room|Princess's room]] is still in the castle's model, and aside from a lack of collision data and corrupt textures, it is a near exact replica. The warp to [[The Princess's Secret Slide]] is still intact as well. This can be viewed briefly in-game when its [[★ door]] is opened, but the game warps the player to the new version. | The original version of the [[Princess Peach's room|Princess's room]] is still in the castle's model, and aside from a lack of collision data and corrupt textures, it is a near exact replica. The warp to [[The Princess's Secret Slide]] is still intact as well. This can be viewed briefly in-game when its [[★ door]] is opened, but the game warps the player to the new version. | ||
===Debug | ===Debug screen=== | ||
[[File:Super Mario 64 DS Debug Mode (Shifting Sand Land).png|thumb|200px|The debug screen | [[File:Super Mario 64 DS Debug Mode (Shifting Sand Land).png|thumb|200px|The debug screen]] | ||
A | A debug screen exists within ''Super Mario 64 DS'' and ''[[New Super Mario Bros.]]''. It is also similar to the debug screen in ''[[Paper Mario]]'' for when the game attempts to manage an invalid function (e.g. from the [[List of Paper Mario glitches|Herringway glitch]]). | ||
This screen can only be accessed through hacking, or when the player enters the combination of buttons - {{button|ds|L}}+{{button|ds|R}}+{{button|Padleft}}+{{button|ds|A}}, let go, {{button|Paddown}}+{{button|ds|B}}, let go, {{button|nes|start}}+{{button|nes|select}} after the game freezes. This screen cannot be accessed if the player simply removes the game cartridge. Doing so will freeze the entire game, whilst if the player freezes the game through the use of for example, excess use of the [[List of Super Mario 64 DS glitches#Multiple Caps|multiple hat glitch]], the game will display a blue screen which documents current in-game processes such as the player's location. | This screen can only be accessed through hacking, or when the player enters the combination of buttons - {{button|ds|L}}+{{button|ds|R}}+{{button|Padleft}}+{{button|ds|A}}, let go, {{button|Paddown}}+{{button|ds|B}}, let go, {{button|nes|start}}+{{button|nes|select}} after the game freezes. This screen cannot be accessed if the player simply removes the game cartridge. Doing so will freeze the entire game, whilst if the player freezes the game through the use of for example, excess use of the [[List of Super Mario 64 DS glitches#Multiple Caps|multiple hat glitch]], the game will display a blue screen which documents current in-game processes such as the player's location. | ||
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Unlike the older debug menu in the original ''[[Super Mario 64]]'', however, the player cannot alter any in-game processes this way. | Unlike the older debug menu in the original ''[[Super Mario 64]]'', however, the player cannot alter any in-game processes this way. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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