#MARIO PARTY 3 ROM CRASHING CODE#

Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Jr., Mario Bros.Spent some time this weekend on skeleton key doors in MP3.Mario Artist Paint Studio ( Prototype).Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis ( Demo) Mario Superstar Baseball ( Mario Baseball Demo) īS Excitebike Bunbun Mario Battle Stadium Mario Tennis ( Nintendo 64, GBC, Virtual Boy) Bowser's Inside Story ( + Bowser Jr.'s Journey).The Thousand-Year Door ( Paper Mario 2 Demo).Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island ( Prototypes).Unused objects left over from the first Mario Party. The numbered blocks left over from the first Mario Party. It's unknown if it can still be accessed in-game in Mario Party 3.Īn unused slide present in the same directory as the test map. The model for the test map from the first Mario Party. The Bullet Bill and VS graphics that appeared before the Mini-Game roulette.Īn early version of Waluigi's model, with different proportions and a lighter texture.Ī Snufit that was likely intended to be a partner in Duel Mode. One of the early Star Block graphics for Bowser's Magma Mountain. The Bowser/Star Block from Bowser's Magma Mountain.

Its model still exists too.Ī set of Peach's faces from Mario Party 2's Mini-Game Look Away exist in the graphics bank used for Daisy's textures as a result of most of her data being copied from Mario Party 2's Peach.Īn updated graphic for the unused Picker item from Mario Party 2.Īn earlier version of the Skeleton Key graphic which is based on the Mario Party 2 design. It matches the image of a Koopa used in the backdrop of duel maps.Ī map icon for a Snufit, likely intended to be a partner in Duel Mode. Since Koopa doesn't host any Mini-Games in this title, it goes unused, besides being in the Japanese message check. This odd graphic can be found among the graphics for the Star Lift.Īlong with the other character images used for transitions is this picture of a Koopa. This graphic is used for the flower stems in Picking Panic but is never visible on-screen. The Stacked Deck mini-game contains an earlier version of the Toad card which uses a different art style.Īn earlier, simpler version of the Monty Mole can be found among the graphics for Storm Chasers. The player can also press the R trigger to show position information similar to that of the model viewer, though as no models appear on-screen here, changing the position with the controller does nothing.

WLUIGILAND & REVKUNMAP ENABLE - Selecting this unlocks the hidden boards Waluigi's Island and Backtrack.

STORY DIFF - Changes the Story Mode difficulty.

STORY HERO - Changes the character the player is using in Story Mode Daisy and Waluigi aren't available.

Changes how much of Story Mode the player has completed.

WLUIGI & DAISY ENABLE - Selecting this unlocks Waluigi and Daisy if they are not already (see below).

ALL MINIGAME ENABLE - Selecting this unlocks all Mini-Games in the Mini-Game Room.

Here, the player has the following options: This allows the player to alter the game's save data. Use the above scene modifier for your region and hold Z during a transition to arrive on this screen. This menu doesn't appear in either debug menu and must be loaded directly. Pressing Z opens an options menu, where you can set the following player options: Some entries will only work with certain game modes. Pressing the R button changes the game mode between GAME, BOARD, and DUEL. Press Left/Right to choose your character, A to confirm your character, and Start to start the Mini-Game. Selecting a Mini-Game with A goes to the character select screen. This large list contains all of the game's Mini-Games, and then some. Since the menu so closely resembles the one used in Mario Party, including the background with the 'missing' Donkey Kong render, it is likely that they either re-used the debug routines, or simply used the same engine for the first three Mario Party games. Functionally, they are largely the same as the debug menus in the first two Mario Party games.

#MARIO PARTY 3 ROM CRASHING CODE#

Use the appropriate code for your region and either hold L for the first menu, or R for the second. The game has two separate debug menus, both with different entries. A complete listing of what is accessible from these two menus, and even some regional differences!

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