Facts About Super Mario 64

Answer 1

If by facts you mean interesting information, here are some.

• When Super Mario 64 was being localized for the English speaking countries, many small changes were made. For example, Princess Toadstool never reads her letter aloud in the Japanese version of Super Mario 64. In 1997, Super Mario 64 was re-released in Japan as "Shindou edition". It featured all the changes from the English game, plus Rumble Pak support.
• In the original (non-Rumble) Japanese version of the game, the portrait for Jolly Rodger Bay depicts several bubbles, while the international and Shindou versions show the sunken ship at the bottom of the level. Super Mario 64 DS reverts to the original bubble painting for all regions.
• If a second Nintendo 64 controller is connected to the Nintendo 64, the second player can control the camera while Peach congratulates Mario, as well as during the credits.
• Super Mario 64 was released three days before the launch of the Nintendo 64 system itself, much like when Luigi's Mansion was released one day before the release of the Nintendo GameCube.
• Princess Toadstool refers to herself by both her Japanese and localized name in the game's opening.
• Boo's voice in this game is just Bowser's voice sped up at different rates for each size of Boo, respectively.
• This is the very first Mario game that Super Mushrooms did not make an appearance.
• This was also the very first game in the Super Mario Series that there were no multiplayer in the game.
• Not counting Super Mario Land, this was also the first Mario game that Luigi did not make an appearance.