Look at it! Look at it! LOOK AT IT!

[Xiahou Ba]

oh i'd also like to mention that double dash was the first game that introduced me to what no cull is

i saw toadette all hollow when the camera zoomed into her and i wondered why she was

 

[Xiahou Dun]

Welcome back to Boundary Break, a video series where we break the code of a video game and basically take the camera anywhere we want!

We actually found this within the confines of the game. We just were entertaining ourselves having character models clip through the camera, and behold.

This was ours before someone else uploaded it on GameFAQs

 

[Doc von Schmeltwick]

First game I remember doing that with for characters was Battle for Bikini Bottom when I accidentally saw inside Mrs. Puff. I had already learned to do it with level geometry in Harry Potter 2.

 

[Doc von Schmeltwick]

This is also present in Mario Kart Wii, showing that Mario Party isn't the only series blatantly reusing assets.

Of course. For years, Bowser's Sunshine model was repeatedly recycled with the only difference being some front pads on the neck were removed.

 

[Blue]

Welcome back to Boundary Break, a video series where we break the code of a video game and basically take the camera anywhere we want!

That show is awsome

 

[Jigglypurin]

Welcome back to Boundary Break, a video series where we break the code of a video game and basically take the camera anywhere we want!

That show is awesome

This is probably the least noticeable FTFY ever.

 

[Doc von Schmeltwick]

Naw, it was right, it only gives some "aw."

 

[Doc von Schmeltwick]

Fire Luigi in SMM2's 8-bit styles looks like he came from an MSX or Amiga bootleg.

 

[Jigglypurin]

Fire Luigi in SMM2's 8-bit styles looks like he came from an MSX or Amiga bootleg.

I mean it's Mario 3. The NES didn't have a lot to perform, and Mario Maker 2 tries to make these sprites look like they came straight out of the game that the style is based off of.

 

[Blue]

Welp, I found this!!!