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* In level warps are fine, as long as they do not exit the course (No DDD exit, Bowser death, TotWC death, etc.) ...ond star, and star 3 for the third fourth and fifth stars. Differing level versions, cannon activation, and wing cap activation is used to desync the input fil

...s the 13th course of ''[[Super Mario 64]]''. There are two variants of the course, the "tiny" one and the "huge" one. In the level are many pipes which take ...other is a much larger painting that takes you to the huge version of the course.

...t [[HOLP]] in a PU, then it is only possible to do it on VC (because other versions crash if a camera is in the PU, and by locking camera on the main map, the Main Course PU Access

...ng regional differences, check out the [[Super_Mario_64#Game_Versions|Game Versions]] page. If you're a beginner, starting out on Emulator is recommended becau

...ng regional differences, check out the [[Super_Mario_64#Game_Versions|Game Versions]] page. If you're a beginner, starting out on Emulator is recommended becau

'''Lethal Lava Land''' is the seventh course of ''[[Super Mario 64]]''. It can be accessed from the painting containing ==Course Versions==

...star spawns in a different location on the Japanese version than all other versions.

...as the sound ending, which causes the sound to play again. In US and later versions, this does not occur.

...ed59]</ref>, where the vertices of floor triangles were re-ordered between versions making a higher vertex of a lower floor triangle be designated vertex #1.

'''Tall, Tall Mountain''' is the 12th course of ''[[Super Mario 64]]''. It can be accessed by going [[upstairs]] and goi ==Course Versions==

...ed to know to get set up to play on console, including information on game versions, platforms, TVs, monitors, and peripherals like input displays and Everdriv == Versions ==

'''Cool, Cool Mountain''' is the fourth course of ''[[Super Mario 64]]''. It can be accessed from the painting on the left ==Course Versions==

...ave EEPROM, which is used to save data such as save file status in the N64 versions. Instead it has a removable flash cartridge in the back of the console. Sav

'''Shifting Sand Land''' is the eighth course of ''[[Super Mario 64]]''. The entrance is disguised as a wall and can be a ==Course Versions==

...se]], the [[Super Mario 64#Japanese 3|Japanese Wii U VC release]], and all versions of [[Super Mario 64#Super Mario 3D All-Stars|Super Mario 3D All-Stars]].

...se]], the [[Super Mario 64#Japanese 3|Japanese Wii U VC release]], and all versions of [[Super Mario 64#Super Mario 3D All-Stars|Super Mario 3D All-Stars]].

==Game Versions== There are many different versions of the game, differing by where, when, how, and in what way they were relea

...inal Japanese N64 version. Here's a table showing these counts on all game versions: This is a glitch that occurs on old versions of Mupen when it is closed while minimized.

...ig Boo's Haunt''', also known as '''BBH''', is the fifth [[List of Courses|course]] of ''[[Super Mario 64]]''. It is accessed by defeating the [[Big Boo]] in ==Course Versions==

'''Dire, Dire Docks''' is the ninth course of ''[[Super Mario 64]]''. The entrance is a large water-like painting, and ==Course Versions==