Mario 64 beta Mario

In the early 1990s, Nintendo was hard at work on a new game for their Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). The game was to be a 3D platformer, and it was to be called "Super Mario 64." The development team worked tirelessly on the game, creating levels, characters, and mechanics that would make it a hit. However, as the development progressed, the team realized that they needed to make some changes to the game. They decided to create a beta version of the game, which would include some of the original features, but also some new ones. The beta version of the game was released to a select few, and it quickly became a favorite among gamers. The beta version of the game included a number of features that were not in the final version, including a different opening sequence, a different version of the character Bowser, and a number of levels that were not in the final version. The beta version of the game was also known for its glitches and bugs, which made it even more popular among gamers. Despite the fact that the beta version of the game was never officially released, it remains a beloved part of Mario history, and a testament