Some have claimed they occasionally refuse to move before abruptly being playable again, that the controls are warped, or that they will occasionally suddenly lose or gain speed while moving, and similarly, either suddenly gain or lose height while jumping. The second playable character has been reported to be much more glitchy when moving. However, several have claimed that entering the same room or area with both players if they start in different locations can cause significant amounts of corruption, or the game crashing, potentially due to the instability of Multiplayer Mode's reimplementation. Some say that Multiplayer Mode has to be unlocked, others say it is accessible from the start of the game, which is strange due to personalization relying on the player playing the game. Some reporters claim Multiplayer Mode has split-screen for each player, some claim it does not. Some claim it has new playable characters besides Luigi and Yoshi, such as Wario, though many of these reports are unconfirmed. The Multiplayer Mode's non-minigame manifestation has several inconsistencies in reports. However, the first incarnation of Multiplayer Mode is more common than this minigame manifestation. version most commonly manifesting in an anomaly known as The New Mario Bros. It can appear as either planned versions of Multiplayer Mode, with the Super Mario Bros. is the re-implementation of Multiplayer Mode into the game. Perhaps one of the rarest and unstable anomalies known to be created by the Personalization A.I. Phenomena Super Mario 64 Reimplementation It is not entirely known if this was simply a coincidence, or that this Multiplayer Mode was loosely based off of the original Multiplayer Mode. This Multiplayer Mode appears to be similar to both versions of the Multiplayer Mode from the original Super Mario 64, having regular levels playable as well as minigames of some sort. Various smaller variants of levels can be played in Multiplayer Mode where the players compete to collect as many Power Stars as possible before the time limit ends, as well as several of the minigames that can be found in regular gameplay.
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Multiplayer Mode returned in Super Mario 64 DS with playable Yoshis using the DS Download Play feature. game, though due to the Nintendo 64 coming with a single controller, Multiplayer Mode was scrapped in it's entirety. Eventually, a new Multiplayer Mode was devised that would have had a minigame that would have played similarly to the first Super Mario Bros. It originally would have played like the standard game with the added character of Luigi, though technical limitations prevented the game from having both elaborate levels and Luigi. Multiplayer Mode, in all versions, only consisted of 2 players, who would play as Mario and Luigi. 2.2 Super Mario 64 DS "True" Multiplayer.
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