@Nintendo your 30-year-old Mario 64 mystery is solved.
The blurry plaque in Peach's courtyard isn't "L is real 2401."
It says: "Eternal Star / We hope so."
Adobe Palatino Bold Italic, 1990. Cracked with Grok + Opus 5.5.
You hoped Mario would be a star forever. He is. 🌟
@Nintendo your 30-year-old Mario 64 mystery is solved.
The blurry plaque in Peach's courtyard isn't "L is real 2401."
It says: "Eternal Star / We hope so."
Adobe Palatino Bold Italic, 1990. Cracked with Grok + Opus 5.5.
You hoped Mario would be a star forever. He is. 🌟
@matthew_1pg@claudeai@grok@ChatGPT they don't even look at the research. Can you seriously claim these pixels do not match at all. Also they obviously cherrypicked an image and misinterpret it on purpose
I'm getting death wishes from the gaming community because I solved a 30-year-old mystery in the Super Mario universe with the support of @claudeai Opus 5.5, @grok and @ChatGPT.
AI Derangement Syndrome and human stupidity are reaching new levels.
We would be doomed without AI.
@kolop97@Nintendo same in all versions. Tried hiragana katakana and found no good match. Nintendo games from that era mostly used english in textures so it is no surprise
@tdscoo@Nintendo Just look at the pixels and don't be stupid. If you would be honest you would admit that this is the correct solution.
I am just a guy with love ♥️ in his heart for SM64, no monetization nothing vs. a horde of crazy lunatics that you feed
I think they misunderstand on purpose. I had multiple other posts with a side by side comparison of the pixel textures. They are going crazy over that one which is a screenshot from the video and should just show the correct font. Maybe I should have aligned them better to make it look nicer, but I think they are just looking for anything to miscredit