The only exception is Bowser in the Sky, which uses the standard Bowser fight music from SM64.
All level music matches their DK64 counterparts, including DK Isle. Primarily used for speedrunning Age: Adult (18 star). This has the side effect of interfering with Mario’s ability to wallkick during a triple jump.Īllows Mario to use the backwards longjump glitch. Holding A will allow him to bounce high into the air. Useful for hitting underwater "!" switches.ĭuring a regular triple jump, Mario will start sparkling. Press L to activate a metal cap for 1 second. Hold A as Mario comes out of the spin to perform a Triplejump 2, if unlocked. Press R in the air to twirl, gaining a small amount of distance. Starpower is tracked separately from stars, so buying abilities does not change the star count.Īllows Mario to use the superjump pads – green pads with spirals on them – to launch into the air and twirl down as if bouncing off a fly guy. Like in DK64, there are power-ups for sale at Cranky's Lab, which is located in each level and serves as an alternate level hub.Įvery time Mario gains a star, he will also gain one starpower, which can be used to unlock special abilities. The ending credits are simply a picture of DK, Mario, Pauline and Toad. Lumsy Island opens directly to the final boss fight. 
After collecting every Star, the door on K. A new hack for Donkey Kong 64 has been released that enables you to switch between Kongs whenever and wherever you like Simply press Left or Right on the N64 joypads D-Pad, to become any of the Kongs that you like, thus saving backtracking to a transformation point whenever you need to change Kongs. To find Bowser, Mario must collect all 50 Stars, the first 49 are used to unlock Hideout Helm, which is home to the 50 th. Mario and Pauline are going on a visit to see Donkey Kong, but when they get to his house MIPS tells them that all the Kongs were abducted by a giant turtle monster ( Bowser), and it’s up to Mario to rescue them.
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