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Super Mario 64 - Outside Castle Freerun + C^ Glitches

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Uploaded by on Jan 21, 2009

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While I was messing around with this freerun ( started by duksandfish ) I found out some other uses of C^ starting at 0:50.

1- Mario can slide up slopes while still maitaining his forward momentum by pressing down for one frame then no input and c^ but he won't bounce off walls.^( I slowed mario down in the vid to show him sliding the slope down and not crashing the invisible wall )

2- One frame before doing a first framed jump, if C^ is pressed mario will ALWAYS do his single jump. This means that after building up speed by sliding you don't have to stop at the triple jump ( such as shining atop the pyramid in ssl )

This is very simple, yet it may be useful for some stars.

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  • wow, I can't believe I just saw this. Very cool. Many of the C^ uses I didn't even know

  • I love all the new videos with wing cap BLJs. It seems like its a new trend, and it looks really awesome

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  • that is SO COOL!

  • *clap clap clap clap clap clap*

  • How do you get it fuzzy like this?

  • @logohooks lol, not true.

  • Its Still Hard With TAS Input And Frame Advance

  • foi mesmo :D

  • 0:15 para 0:21 foi genial :D

  • great run and interesting find, well see how use full this trick is

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