9/9/2023 0 Comments Super mario 64 hacks wiki![]() ![]() On July 30th, 2022, B3313 was featured on the F3 2022 expo organized by Kaze Emanuar. Several of the new features were teased by Christopher on his "Friday Jamz" music streams and even some standalone videos. Over the course of the following few months, v0.8 was rebranded to v1.0 due to a plethora of new features being added: areas, stars, music, enemies and even a fully functional "AI" able to personalize the player's experience based on variables derived from their gameplay style (all within the limits of keeping a 100% completion of the hack possible). ![]() ![]() He then later uploaded an hour-long preview video of v0.8 which showcases more than 10 new areas, revamped sound effects, new music, and other changes. In January 2022, Christopher, disappointed by the sluggish progress on the decomp port, continued working on the hack. Around the same time, Jefftastic, another game developer with a history in SM64 hacking, began working on converting B3313 into decomp, a more versatile hacking method, potentially adding new content to it eventually as well, as a way of shifting the hack towards a v1.0 release. On November 22nd, 2021, the 26th anniversary of Shoshinkai 1995, Christopher released v0.7, another major update, along with his announcement of taking a hiatus from developing the hack in favor of his other personal projects. This was a subtle reference to the " build" meme, a mythical beta version of Super Mario 64 said to be haunted by the personalization AI. The next big move was made on 29th July of the same year, when V0,6, a major update, got released. The first public build, V0.4, was released on 26th April 2021. Development on the hack started in late 2020. ![]()
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