#Super mario 64 beta revival archive

Similarly to the previous two videos, there's multiple tracks in this video, this time there's 10 track. The final one, 'Early Star Appear Theme', is an early version of the jingle when a star appears.

'Early Main Theme' is an earlier version of the overworld theme from Shoshinkai '95, 'Early Wing Cap Theme' is an earlier version of Powerful Mario, made by Koji Kondo sometime in 1994, according to the description it was an early attempt at arranging the Yoshi's Island starman theme, the third one, 'Early Metal Cap Theme', is an early version of Metallic Mario, made a few weeks before Shoshinkai '95, made after the Starman theme (which is the Scrapped Starman Theme, which the creator assumed was associated to the Yellow Switch Blocks) was scrapped, the fourth one, 'Early Boss Theme', is a rearrangement of the boss theme when fighting Bowser. Like Music Tape 1, this tape has many themes, but this time, it's five tracks instead of three. The last theme, 'Early Bowser Theme', is a rendition of the Castle theme of Super Mario Bros., it's from the same time period as the previous track. 'Early Slider Theme' is a rendition of the Slider Theme, which according to the description was made based off the sheet music made by Koji Kondo, 'Early Boo House' is a rendition of the Boo House theme from Super Mario World, according to the description it was a very early test of a Boo House song, dated very early in development, way before Spaceworld '95. In this tape, there's three tracks instead of one. or Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time.ДЄ rearranged version of Inside the Castle Walls, where the latter half is completely different. This rendition is akin to that of the version that appears in New Super Mario Bros. Underground theme with its own additions and changes. The video hypothesises that this track was intended for the cap power-up that would come from the Yellow Switch Blocks.ДЄ rearranged version of Hazy Maze Cave incorporating more elements of the Super Mario Bros. This rendition takes instruments from both of these tracks, most notably the first few notes are taken from Metallic Mario. ДЄ rendition of the starman theme first introduced in Super Mario Bros., only to be reused for the tracks Powerful Mario and Metallic Mario in Super Mario 64. The video calls this screen 'rare' as it doesn't seem to exist in the circulated release, although others have stumbled across it. For instance, one of these videos shows off an anti-piracy screen for the game. None of these discoveries depict the anomalies many channels usually focus on, and instead hone in on original content.

#Super mario 64 beta revival archive

Videos on the Beta Archive channel usually show off beta or unusual discoveries relating to Super Mario 64. The anti-piracy screen as seen in the Anti-Piracy Screen.