Myles ~ Super Mario 64 – Whomp Fortress 255 Coins
Super Mario 64, Nintendo 64 Background: The video was 30 Recorded in June 2007. Used my own field of cloning glitch total of 114 times in this vid. A took six hours for a total of 255 coins, I felt really good when I finished. Myles
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#11 written by Zarovin 1 year ago
255 is the maximum number that can fit into a single byte. Odds are that when the programmers were making Super Mario 64, they thought there would be no possible way to get more than that in normal gameplay.
Therefore, if you pick up the 256th coin, the value will ‘overflow’, resetting the value to 0. Nothing else should happen, it would just be a bit anti-climatic to see your score drop to 0 again.
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