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* DeliberateVHSQuality: Tying in with the setup of the channel's content consisting of rediscovered tapes made during ''VideoGame/SuperMario64''[='s=] development, almost all of the channel's videos feature a VHS filter with authentic distortion effects (the exceptions are the cassette rips, which use HD artwork that mimics the game's promotional renders due to the main content being audio-only). Additionally, the game footage features visual artifacts typical of composite video, adding onto the idea that these tapes were recorded in the mid-1990s using original UsefulNotes/Nintendo64 hardware.
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* DeliberateVHSQuality: Tying in with the setup of the channel's content consisting of rediscovered tapes made during ''VideoGame/SuperMario64''[='s=] development, almost all of the channel's videos feature a VHS filter with authentic distortion effects (the exceptions are the cassette rips, which use HD artwork that mimics the game's promotional renders due to the main content being audio-only). Additionally, the game footage features visual artifacts typical of composite video, adding onto the idea that these tapes were recorded in the mid-1990s using original UsefulNotes/Nintendo64 Platform/Nintendo64 hardware.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Invoked with the very concept of the channel, which pretends to be a real showcase of scrapped concepts for ''VideoGame/SuperMario64'' and, in some cases, the UsefulNotes/Nintendo64 itself.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Invoked with the very concept of the channel, which pretends to be a real showcase of scrapped concepts for ''VideoGame/SuperMario64'' and, in some cases, the UsefulNotes/Nintendo64 Platform/Nintendo64 itself.
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* ArcSymbol: Water. It's a reoccuring symbol across multiple videos, one of the people running the channel [[https://i.ibb.co/5BmMjGp/Screenshot-397.png is even]] [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes afraid of it.]]
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* ArcSymbol: Water. It's a reoccuring symbol across multiple videos, one of the people running the channel [[https://i.ibb.co/5BmMjGp/Screenshot-397.png is even]] even [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes afraid of it.]]
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* DeliberateVHSQuality: Tying in with the setup of the channel's content consisting of rediscovered tapes made during ''VideoGame/SuperMario64''[='s=] development, almost all of the channel's videos feature a VHS filter with authentic distortion effects (the exceptions are the cassette rips, which use HD artwork that mimics the game's promotional renders due to the main content being audio-only). Additionally, the game footage features visual artifacts typical of composite video, adding onto the idea that these tapes were recorded in the mid-1990s using original UsefulNotes/Nintendo64 hardware.
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* InstructionalFilm: N64 Employee Tape instructs employees both on how to clean the console and how to set up a playtesting session.
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* InstructionalFilm: N64 "N64 Employee Tape Tape" instructs employees both on how to clean the console and how to set up a playtesting session.
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* MysteriousNote: Eric receives an encrypted zip file in an anonymous email and uploads it in a community post. The subscribers brute force it open and find [[spoiler: design documents that belonged to him]].
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* MysteriousNote: Eric receives an encrypted zip file in an anonymous email and uploads it in a community post. The subscribers brute force it open and find [[spoiler: design [[spoiler:design documents that belonged to him]].
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In January 2021, "Eric" announced that [[https://www.youtube.com/post/UgyYhXODqvfEiLAa0Op4AaABCQ he would cease uploading videos.]] Some of the team behind this channel would go on to start a DenserAndWackier SelfParody SpinOff channel called [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXc6gyxeYYO1vdIGvNqImhQ Ultra Mario Brothers Alpha Archive]] that same month, ran by a man simply known as Tim, who apparently hates Eric and Meg's guts.
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In January 2021, "Eric" announced that [[https://www.youtube.com/post/UgyYhXODqvfEiLAa0Op4AaABCQ he would cease uploading videos.]] Some of the team behind this channel would go on to start a DenserAndWackier SelfParody SpinOff channel called [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXc6gyxeYYO1vdIGvNqImhQ Ultra Mario Brothers Alpha Archive]] that same month, ran by a man simply known as Tim, who apparently hates Eric and Meg's guts.Meg for supposedly ruining his career. The channel was later simply rebranded as [=TimMarioArchive=].
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[[https://www.youtube.com/c/SuperMario64BetaArchive Super Mario 64 Beta Archive]] is a [=YouTube=] channel covering various unused content found in early builds of VideoGame/SuperMario64.
The channel is run by Eric, a tester for Argonaut Software who worked on an experimental feature of the Nintendo 64 which would read the player's thoughts through the controller to customize the game, and later on accompanied by Meg Moberly, who developed a GUI for the game.
The channel is run by Eric, a tester for Argonaut Software who worked on an experimental feature of the Nintendo 64 which would read the player's thoughts through the controller to customize the game, and later on accompanied by Meg Moberly, who developed a GUI for the game.
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[[https://www.youtube.com/c/SuperMario64BetaArchive Super Mario 64 Beta Archive]] is a [=YouTube=] channel covering various and AlternateRealityGame based around fictional unused content found in early builds of VideoGame/SuperMario64.
The channel is run byEric, Eric Bennett, a tester for Argonaut Software who worked on an experimental feature of the Nintendo 64 which would read the player's thoughts through the controller to customize the game, and later on game. Later on, Eric is accompanied by Meg Moberly, who developed a GUI for the game.
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* CopyProtection: Anti-Piracy screen is somewhat of a convincing video, as it's vaguely threatening rather than downright creepy.
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* CopyProtection: Anti-Piracy screen As indicated by the title, "Anti-Piracy Screen" depicts the game opening a stock anti-piracy message, the text for which is somewhat taken directly from [[https://tcrf.net/images/b/bc/Super_Donkey_Kong_SNES_warning.png the actual anti-piracy screen]] for the Japanese version of ''VideoGame/DonkeyKongCountry1''. Alongside the text is a render of a convincing video, as it's vaguely threatening rather than downright creepy.baffled Mario holding an N64 cartridge while sitting on the console's logo.
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* UnbuiltTrope: The "Anti-Piracy Screen" video. Far from [[WebVideo/MarioPartyDSAntiPiracy calling 911 and forcing you to confess]] or containing any blatant Creepypasta tier imagery like many of the videos that followed in its wake, the Anti-Piracy Screen is simply a set of English and Japanese messages (taken verbatim from the Japanese release of VideoGame/DonkeyKongCountry1) overlayed on top of a picture of Mario sitting on the N64 logo holding a blank cartridge.
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* UnbuiltTrope: The "Anti-Piracy Screen" video. Far from [[WebVideo/MarioPartyDSAntiPiracy calling 911 and forcing you to confess]] or containing any blatant Creepypasta tier imagery like many of the videos that followed in its wake, the Anti-Piracy Screen is simply a set of English and Japanese messages (taken verbatim from the Japanese release of VideoGame/DonkeyKongCountry1) ''VideoGame/DonkeyKongCountry1'') overlayed on top of a picture of Mario sitting on the N64 logo holding a blank cartridge.cartridge.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Invoked with the very concept of the channel, which pretends to be a real showcase of scrapped concepts for ''VideoGame/SuperMario64'' and, in some cases, the UsefulNotes/Nintendo64 itself.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Invoked with the very concept of the channel, which pretends to be a real showcase of scrapped concepts for ''VideoGame/SuperMario64'' and, in some cases, the UsefulNotes/Nintendo64 itself.
