The portrait to Bob-omb Battlefield wasn't the usual picture. The other doors wouldn't even respond to my button commands. The only door I could enter was the Bob-omb Battlefield.

There weren't even any Toads around to talk to. However I also noticed that there was no music. Creepier still, Bowser didn't say anything either. Mario was just placed right inside the castle. When I selected the file, the game skipped the opening monologue by Peach and the courtyard outside. Just selected a new file and started playing. I didn't bother with the Mario head this time. I immediately shut off the game and tried again. As all this was occurring, I could hear a faint voice whispering in Japanese. Random sound effects from the game started playing along with the static. Mario's whole head started deforming and twisting in ways that I didn't even know were possible for the model. I was going to do the same to the other ear, when the TV suddenly produced loud static. I moved the cursor over to Mario's ear and pulled it to elven proportions. I remembered laughing all the time at the results as a kid and decided to mess around for old times sake. The screen turned on with the familiar Mario face that you could stretch and twist aimlessly. I got out my Nintendo 64 and put the cartridge in. I felt a little ripped-off, but as long as the game worked, I didn't care. In its place was a piece of duct tape with 'Mario' crudely written on it in permanent marker. The first thing I noticed when I opened the small box was that the 'official sticker' with Mario flying in the air was apparently peeled off or something. problems with the game, the page was nowhere to be found.Ī few days after the $10 was mailed, I got a package containing the new copy of the game. What made things even more strange was that when I tried to gain access to the website (I wrote down the URL) after encountering. The whole business was peculiar, seeing as how the owner of the game wanted the buyer to send an envelope containing $10 to and address on the site, instead of using something like PayPal. I usually don't trust these things, but the feeling of nostalgia overpowered me, and I wanted to buy it. I was a little startled, and was about to close the window, until I realized that it was a website showing a mint condition copy of Super Mario 64 for sale.

Well, one day a pop-up appeared out of nowhere as I was watching gameplay footage on YouTube. I remember playing it at my aunt's house all the time. I always liked Super Mario 64 when I was a kid.

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