Channel: Stryder7x

Category: Gaming

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Description: Yes, it crashes Paper Mario. But there's more :) In doing this we end up skipping the Hammer as well, so our access to the game's many areas is pretty limited. Performing the glitch to skip all partners is futile on the Nintendo 64 - a lot of cutscenes are too unstable, preventing much progress due to game crashes. Thankfully, the game has been ported to official Virtual Console (VC) releases, notable for its increased comparative stability. Even still, there are a lot of crashes on VC. Only a few make sense; for example, Chuck Quizmo's quizzes spin the partner around when moving them into place. Without a partner, it's game over. The details are uncertain still. Null pointers don't crash on VC to our knowledge so something else may be at play. Most of the video features gameplay and commentary from my Twitch livestream (link is below if you're interested in catching the next ones). I've never done a video with this sort of format, but I think it works well to provide more insight to the glitch hunting process. It's not as though we stumble across every oddity; a lot of hypotheses and testing follow as discoveries build on each other. And no, we do not "look at the game's code" lol. This is probably referencing RAM watch, but this most often is useful when understanding glitches, not finding them. If you'd like to stay updated, check out my Facebook, Twitter & Twitch: ‌• Facebook: facebook.com/Stryder7x ‌• Twitter: twitter.com/Stryder7x ‌• Twitch: twitch.tv/Stryder7x Video intro and border designed by TheSneakySpy: ‌• YouTube: youtube.com/user/TheSneakySpy I have a license to use Nintendo’s content in this video through the Nintendo Creators Program. This video is not sponsored or endorsed by Nintendo, but any advertising revenue from this video will be shared with Nintendo.