In the original game, the room containing The Princess' Secret Slide is a small hexagonal room with a sign and three stained-glass windows of Peach. The numbered corners are demonstrations of paired warps (1-2 and 3-4). Just above is a row of red item blocks, where the closest three contain a Flower but the 1st and 3rd have a bomb/wing respectively if opened by Mario, the next one a Mushroom, then afterwards a Shell, and finally two non-respawning ones with respectively an 1-Up and some coins notably, the Mushroom one is otherwise unused (as are the nearby cap blocks) while the other latter effects are used in orange "!" item blocks instead. The inverted staircase at the bottom of the level can be hung to, and the bottom-most step can awkwardly be walked into. Of the four brick walls in the gray checkerboard area roughly in the middle, two of them are only solid at the grey short faces. On the left, the three tracks with arrow marks demonstrate conveyors: flowing water, flowing quicksand (as in Pyramid Puzzle), and a more ordinary type.īetween these and the three pushable boxes below, two invisible poles exist (shown in blue in the above rendering). Bottom Row - 岩 (Rock), 砂 (Sand), 草 (Grass), 無 (Nothing).Middle Row - 水 (Water), 土 (Soil), 木 (Wood).Top Row - 雪 (Snow), 花 (Flower), 氷 (Ice).Each one exhibits the corresponding ground type's behavior when stepped upon: There are some tiles in the top-right corner of the map with Japanese characters. The names for the unused maps come from the crash debugger/map select and model/directory names, respectively. The levels don't have proper star select screens, so they just display text from other parts of the game. Either input the Action Replay codes listed on the Notes page, then hold Select when loading a used save file, or use the map select. file-id - Unknown, may be the last file ID that was read from the ROM's file system.The first number is the type ID (in the above screenshot it is 3, which corresponds to STAGE). ProfName - Identifies which actor type caused the problem.LoopProc - Which part of the main loop was running at the time of the crash corresponds to a specific virtual function on the problem actor.PlayerID - The character that was being used at the time.The BUILDTIME text file is printed on the top of the screen.Here's an explanation of some of the info on it: It was used by the developers to debug crashes and other errors in the game since it helps pinpoint exactly where an issue occurred in the code. This screen also exists in Animal Crossing: Wild World and New Super Mario Bros. Super Mario 64 DS is a remake of the N64 original, adding minigames, new playable characters, new areas, improved graphics, and 30 more Stars to collect. This game has hidden development-related text. Also known as: Shényóu Mario DS / 神游马力欧 DS (CN)
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