History VideoGame / SuperMario64ChaosEdition

* MindScrew: This game can be described as Mario 64 on one too many mushrooms: Mario's controls and speed can either slow to a crawl or jerk out of control at any time, graphics will randomly become garbled, Dali esque patterns, the music will use Mario's voice clips in lieu of the instruments, doors to stages will only work when they feel like it (and sometimes the doors will even teleport you ''away'' from them, or in the case of the castle doors, land you right back outside when you enter), sometimes the stages will kill you just as you enter it, the paintings you leave will keep rippling so much that it swallows the entire room, the camera will switch to fish eye perspective, etc.

* MindScrew: This game can be described as Mario 64 on one too many mushrooms: Mario's controls and speed can either slow to a crawl or jerk out of control at any time, graphics will randomly become garbled, Dali esque patterns, the music will use Mario's voice clips in lieu of the instruments, doors to stages will only work when they feel like it (and sometimes the doors will even teleport you ''away'' from them, or in the case of the castle doors, land you right back outside when you enter), sometimes the stages will kill you just as you enter it, the paintings you leave will keep rippling so much that it swallows the entire room, the camera will switch to ultra foreshortened perspective, etc.

* EverythingTryingToKillYou: Sometimes, the game will send a tornado of ''everything'' in the level that isn't nailed down, from enemies to objects (including some objects that ''aren't'' be in the level, like Boos and blue fire) and it's impossible to evade them--you either have to let them mop the floor with you or hope the game crashes from that many objects being in one place. Occasionally the game will let up and allow the objects to stop moving and hang in mid-air, though. It bears noting that this only happens in certain levels, like Bob-Omb Battlefield--other worlds like "Whomp's Fortress" aren't affected by this.

* EverythingTryingToKillYou: Sometimes, the game will send a tornado of ''everything'' in the level that isn't nailed down, from enemies to objects (including some objects that ''aren't'' be in the level, like Boos and blue fire) and it's impossible to evade them--you either have to let them mop the floor with you or hope the game crashes from that many objects being in one place. Occasionally the game will let up and allow the objects to stop moving and hang in mid-air, though.

* EverythingTryingToKillYou: Sometimes, the game will send a tornado of ''everything'' in the level that isn't nailed down, from enemies to objects, and it's impossible to evade them. Occasionally the game will let up and allow the objects to stop moving and hang in mid-air, though.

->"I modified the original SM64 to randomly patch Gameshark codes I found on the Internet (or made myself) to the game. This resulted in a [[MindScrew pretty funny]], [[GameBreakingBug unstable]] and [[FakeDifficulty frustrating game]]. [[MST3KMantra Don't take this too serious]] and don't try to get any progress done in the game. [[UnwinnableByDesign You won't.]]"

* KaizoTrap: Whomps Fortress will sometimes throw you right out Into the sky below, leaving you unable to beat the level. Lethal Lava Land will also sometimes spawn a killer flying cap that kills you as soon as you set foot in the stage.

[[caption-width-right:350:Trust us, [[MindScrew this is the]] ''[[MindScrew least]]'' [[MindScrew weird part in this hack.]]]]

* EverythingTryingToKillYou: Sometimes, the game will send a tornado of ''everything'' in the level that isn't nailed down, from enemies to objects, and and it's impossible to evade them.
* GameBreakingBug: Given how unstable the game is, random crashes are very common. On top of that, even if you do get a star in some levels, it won't exit you out of it!

[[caption-width-right:350:Trust us, [[MindScrew this is the]] ''[[MindScrew least]]'' [[MindScrew weird part about this game.]]]]

The hack has become considerably popular due to playthroughs by online gamers like WebVideo/Vinesauce.

* KaizoTrap: Whomps Fortress will sometimes throw you right out Into the sky below, leaving you unable to beat the level. Lethal Lava Land will also spawn a killer flying cap that kills you as soon as you set foot in the stage.

* UnwinnableByDesign: Except by [[LuckBasedMission sheer luck]] and enough skill, it is flat out impossible to complete the game with all 120 stars, much less play it like standard Mario 64. The creator of the rom hack even stated that the game was designed to be impossible to beat.

* FollowTheLeader: Ocarina of Time Chaos Edition and Super Mario Sunshine Chaos Edition were made after this game's runaway success.

* GoodBadBugs: Sometimes, the game has bugs that are more peculiar than annoying, such as Jolly Rogers Bay being completely drained of water, and allowing Mario to run up the stone pinnacle at a 90 degree angle, which he can quickly swing around on and launch himself off of.

* FollowTheLader: Ocarina of Time Chaos Edition and Super Mario Sunshine Chaos Edition were made after this game's runaway success.

* MindScrew: This game can be described as Mario 64 on one too many mushrooms: Mario's controls and speed can either slow to a crawl or jerk out of control at any time, graphics will randomly become garbled, Dali esque patterns, the music will use Mario's voice clips in lieu of the instruments, doors to stages will only work when they feel like it, sometimes the stages will kill you just as you enter it, the paintings you leave will keep rippling so much that it swallows the entire room, the camera will switch to ultra foreshortened perspective, etc.

* UnwinnableByDesign: Except by [[LuckBasedMission sheer luck]] and enough skill, it is flat out impossible to complete the game with all 120 stars, much less play it like standard Mario 64. The creator of the rom hack even stated that the game was designed to be impossible to beat.

* BodyHorror: When Mario tries to open a locked door with a star, sometimes he'll be stuck in place and his head will rotate all over his body!

* MindScrew: This game can be described as Mario 64 on one too many mushrooms: Marios controls and speed can jerk out of control at any time, graphics will random become garbled, Dali esque patterns, the music will use Mario's voice clips in lieu of the instruments, doors to stages will only work when they feel like it, sometimes the stages will kill you just as you enter it, the paintings you leave will keep rippling so much that it swallows the entire room, the camera will switch to ultra foreshortened perspective, etc.

* UnwinnableByDesign: Except by [[LuckBasedMission sheer luck]] and enough skill, it is flat out impossible to complete the game with all 120 stars, much less play it like standard Mario 64.

* KaizoTrap: Whomps Forteess will sometimes throw you right out Into the sky below, leaving you unable to beat the level. Lethal Lava Land will also spawn a killer flying cap that kills you as soon as you set foot in the stage.

* NintendoHard / FakeDifficulty: Getting even the first star, much less 8 of them, is a Herculean feat in itself due to the games wonky programming. Beating the game is practically impossible.

* UnwinnableByDesign: It is flat out impossible to complete the game, much less play it like standard Mario 64.

Super Mario 64: Chaos Edition is a peculiar rom hack of the [[VideoGame/SuperMario64 iconic portly plumber platformer of the same name]], created by Kaze Emanuar. On its surface, it seems to play identical to the original game, but as it unravels, it has more than a few surprises awaiting.

To elaborate, the hack is designed to inject randomized snippets of GameShark code on and off during gameplay, which creates effects that can range from amusing, frustrating to downright nightmarish.

To elaborate, the hack is designed to inject randomized snippets of GameShark code on and off during gameplay, which can range from amusing, frustrating to downright nightmarish.

Super Mario 64: Chaos Edition is a peculiar rom hack of the iconic portly plumber platformer of the same name. On its surface, it seems to play identical to the original game, but as it unravels, it has more than a few surprises awaiting.

To elaborate, the hack is designed to enable certain corruption mods on and off, which can range from amusing, frustrating to downright nightmarish.

* {{Invisbility}}: When the game starts, Mario is completely invisible. This goes away once he enters the castle.

* KaizoTrap: Whomps Forteess will sometimes throw you right out Into the sky below, leaving you unable to beat the level. Lethal Lava Land will also spawn a killer flying cap that kills you as soon as you set foot in the stage. S