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Super Mario 64 Beta Archive (Web Video)
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Super Mario 64 Beta Archive is a YouTube channel covering various unused content found in early builds of Super Mario 64.The channel is run by Eric, a tester for Argonaut Software who worked on an experimental feature of the Nintendo 64 which would read the player's thoughts through the controller to customize the game, and later on accompanied by Meg Moberly, who developed a GUI for the game.Note that none of the content seen in this channel is real, as it is just a rather unique take on the Mario 64 iceberg meme, but with how convincing the videos look, it’s no surprise that one would think these are legit at first.In January 2021, "Eric" announced that he would cease uploading videos. Some of the team behind this channel would go on to start a Denser and Wackier Self-Parody Spin-Off channel called Ultra Mario Brothers Alpha Archive that same month, ran by a man simply known as Tim, who apparently hates Eric and Meg's guts.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); }) | |
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Arc Symbol: Water. It's a reoccuring symbol across multiple videos, one of the people running the channel is even◊ afraid of it. | |
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Copy Protection: Anti-Piracy screen is somewhat of a convincing video, as it's vaguely threatening rather than downright creepy. | |
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Early Installment Weirdness: The first video, "1995/07/29 Build Rejected Commercial" (taken down but re-uploaded elsewhere), was a lot less subtle than later videos and ends abruptly with a flash of monochrome. Later videos would go down the route of being just slightly unsettling. | |
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Cut Short: The series abruptly ended with the video "Summer '95 Build", with Eric citing the (In-Universe) reason being that he and Meg decided that they wanted to return to a normal life. A community post was uploaded shortly afterwards confirming the end of the series. | |
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