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Once you have the emulator and ROM, make sure you have everything configured properly for controls and such, and go to File > Lua > New Lua Script Window.

Keep the folder within the zip intact though, as you need everything in it. Be sure to also get the lua script, then Extract it wherever.

Firstly, make sure you have downloaded FCEUX, the NES emulator you need to have for this to work, as well as a Mario 1 ROM.

These are the instructions on how to play this lua script mod, as it requires certain things. However, if you're up for the RNG challenge, you start with 5 lives by default! In this little mod, random events will happen at various times, ranging from:įortunately, the game comes with an infinite live mode, if you feel like just having fun without having to restart the world every time you Game Over. This isn't a ROM hack, so that's why it's in a separate category. that is heavily inspired by "Super Mario 64 - Chaos Edition". Chaos Edition" is a lua script mod of the original Super Mario Bros.

like never before, and delve into the realm of complete chaos! ↺3 The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (WiiU)Įxperience the original Super Mario Bros. To create shortcuts to your favorite games! Join us! Our away homes on the interwebs: you won’t.SMB - CHAOS EDITION (v1.4) Signup Login ModsĪnd creators, since 2001.

Don’t take this too serious and don’t try to get any progress done in the game. As Kaze explains on YouTube, “This resulted in a pretty funny, unstable, and frustrating game. 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.