Don’t take this too serious and don’t try to get any progress done in the game. If you want to submit graphics to the site, submit them as a resource. As Kaze explains on YouTube, “This resulted in a pretty funny, unstable, and frustrating game. The Legend of Zelda: The Missing Link v1. You might get infinite lives, sure, but that might come at the expense of the game’s entire backdrop going green.Ĭhaos Edition celebrates these errors in a Russian roulette style random code injections occurring in the background, which will ultimately result in an unpredictable, psychedelic funhouse of giant Marios, glitching environments, and sometimes even good old Exorcist-style head spinning of the beloved Italian plumber. But because Gameshark was screwing with fundamental foundations of the game, it was wrought with errors. Student and code artist Kaze Emanuar has created a version of Mario 64 that injects randomized snippets of Gameshark code as you play.įor those who weren’t born in the ’80s, Gameshark was a device that actually plugged into your game cartridges, caught the software before it reached your game console, and altered lines of code to add cheats like infinite lives.
These are just a small taste of the psychedelic experiences that await you in Super Mario 64: Chaos Edition.
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