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stereobreadsticks posted:Holy crap, you can swim in the water in that ship level? Also, holy crap the World 3 map is Japan. I got this game when it came out in 1990 and I never realized either of those two things until this video. More than that, you can swim UNDER the ships and bypass all the hard stuff.
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Wouldn't it be a hotel for chain chomps?
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Aug 21, 2013 22:33
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I wanted to note that the feather can be pretty drat useful on a certain battle mode map. You jump into the middle of a square that is completely protected with a red shell and can camp out and snipe your enemy. If I recall correctly, you can also use it to introduce a shortcut or two in races.
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Jan 18, 2014 15:32
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That just means that you're overdue and need to be on guard more than ever.
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Feb 27, 2014 03:58
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I just going to leave this little reminder of 90's Yoshi's Island awesome.
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Sep 26, 2014 11:57
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"bits" for consoles is a fairly nebulous thing as it could be referring to one of several components, but I think typically it's talking about the graphics processor. The more bits you had the more colors you could create. 8 bits means there are a total of 256 (2^8) different colors to choose from (though NES couldn't display them all at once and had to opt for limited palletes that chose from these 256 colors) 16 bits means there are up to 65,535 (2^16) different color values to choose from, allow much more subtle gradients. 32 bit allows even more, though much of that usually ends up going toward various transparency values so that one color can overlap with one in the background. It could also be referring to the CPU processor, meaning it could churn higher or more precise numbers when calculating things for the game, such as position within the game map or whatnot. By the time of the 64 the architecture of system was getting more complex and the exact benefits you got from one processor vs another being 64 bit gets difficult to describe. I think the speed of the processor was probably vastly more important than the number of bits in this case, and I'm not sure why they found it so important to have 64.
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Maybe there just needs to be an overarching category of "sandwiches and wraps". Basically it would include tacos, hotdogs, sandwiches, kolaches, etc.
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