A dedicated Super Mario 64 player has uncovered the secret to unlocking the ‘unopenable’ cabin door in the game without resorting to cheats. After years of trying, the player has found a clever workaround that has the gaming community buzzing with excitement. Learn how this elusive door glitch was finally solved by watching the latest gameplay videos.
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Super Mario 64 players recently achieved the impossible by opening a door that was once thought to be unopenable, and they did it without cheating. Discussed by Pannenkoek2012 on YouTube, Discord user Alexpalix1 successfully accessed the cabin door at the base of Cool, Cool Mountain using a specific sequence of moves and an upset mother penguin (via Tom’s Hardware). This door, located next to the penguin nest, is a well-known spot where players have dropped a young penguin off the cliff in the classic Nintendo 64 game.
Typically, the door serves as an exit for Cool, Cool Mountain’s first stage, Slip Slidin’ Away, granting players a Star upon completion of the slide. However, Mario cannot walk back through from the outside, as one half of the door lacks a doorknob and is blocked by an invisible wall. Players have attempted to pass through the door over the game’s 28-year history, with no success until now.
Alexpalix1’s breakthrough method involves guiding the penguin towards the cabin, performing a backflip between the blue bird and the building, and altering Mario’s animation upon contact with the door’s hitbox. By manipulating Mario to turn before falling, he momentarily walks in midair, allowing him to use the door and enter the cabin.
While the mystery has finally been solved, there appears to be no practical advantage in replicating Alexpalix1’s strategy. The alternate entrance to the ice slide bottom does not offer significant benefits for players. Additionally, the method does not enhance speed-running strategies, as descending the slide from the top remains the quicker option.
For more intriguing Super Mario 64 discoveries, explore previously unseen footage hinting that Luigi was almost featured in the game. Michael Cripe, a freelance contributor with IGN, shares industry insights and is recognized for his work in various publications. Follow him on Twitter @MikeCripe for more gaming updates.
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1. How did the player finally open the ‘unopenable’ cabin door in Super Mario 64?
– The player discovered a secret method to unlock the door without using cheats.
2. Will I need cheats or hacks to open the cabin door in Super Mario 64?
– No, the player found a legitimate way to open the door without cheating.
3. Can anyone replicate the player’s method to unlock the cabin door?
– Yes, the method was shared online for other players to try.
4. Is opening the cabin door necessary to progress in Super Mario 64?
– No, it is not essential for completing the game, but it provides a new challenge for players.
5. What rewards are inside the cabin once it’s opened?
– Inside the cabin, players can find hidden items and secrets that were previously inaccessible.
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