[Super Mario 64] Our Cartridge Broke! Replace With A Bootleg??? B3313 - Part 2?

[@TARINunit9]

4:05 This is the kind of adorable Vtuber I just want to pat on the head and reassure it'll all be OK ✋

[@HavenTiefling]

Aw thank you. I'll gladly accept all the head pats

[@스위타데2024]

Seems nostalgic... or is it?

[@HavenTiefling]

It's nostalgic but so alien at the same time

[@nobodyspecial1553]

I swear I know that scream from some old cartoon.

[@nobodyspecial1553]

Well, I've definitely heard it before. Got that Deja Vu going on right now.

[@HavenTiefling]

If you think of it you'll have to let me know. It does kind of sound familiar now that you mention it

[@nobodyspecial1553]

@@HavenTiefling The only thing that pops to mind is that it sounds like Tom from Tom & Jerry, or perhaps another cartoon of the same era.

[@nobodyspecial1553]

@@HavenTiefling Here's what the world's greatest research tool for lazy people, ChatGPT, has to say: "The Mario 64 Beta scream is a reference to a mysterious and unsettling sound clip discovered in a beta version of the popular video game "Super Mario 64." The beta version of the game was leaked online, allowing players and enthusiasts to explore the unreleased content that was not included in the final version. In the beta version, there is a particular sound file known as "buerubessi," which features a distorted and eerie scream. The origin and purpose of this sound clip remain unclear, leading to various speculations and theories among the gaming community. Some believe it was intended for a specific unused character or situation, while others think it might have been a placeholder or a debugging tool. The Mario 64 Beta scream has gained popularity in internet culture and has been used in memes and remixes, contributing to its status as a mysterious and iconic element of the Super Mario 64 beta lore."

[@nobodyspecial1553]

So it seems it may just be a sort of Deja Vu after all and not be from any other source.