The video showcases 7 different methods to bypass the infinite staircase glitch in Super Mario 64. The methods vary in complexity, from simple backwards jumping to more intricate techniques involving parkour jumps and exploiting game physics. The video also highlights the differences in the glitch's behavior between the original Nintendo 64 version and the re-release on the Nintendo DS. Additionally, the video promotes a Chilean video game music band and their upcoming album inspired by Super Mario.
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1. The infinite staircase in Super Mario 64 can be circumvented using various methods.
2. One method involves mastering the Mario long jump and jumping backwards while holding down the Z button.
3. Another method involves positioning oneself on the edge of the stairs and controlling Mario's jumps to push him between walls.
4. A third method involves entering the range of the stairs and jumping between walls to climb up.
5. In Super Mario 64 on the Nintendo DS, the infinite staircase repeat cycle event is more complex and refined.
6. In the DS version, one can circumvent the stairs by not entering the room with the stairs and instead controlling Mario's slide to get behind the wall.
7. Another method involves using the triple jump and parkour jump from wall to wall to reach the top.
8. A simpler method involves getting on a platform and controlling Mario's triple jump and jump from wall to wall in the direction of the blue wall.
9. One can also circumvent the stairs by approaching the glitch wall and executing a triple jump in the direction of the wall.
10. Getting 70 stars and visiting Bowser is another way to bypass the infinite staircase.
11. The music in the video comes from the Chilean video game music band, Justin.
12. Justin is releasing a new album focused on Super Mario, titled "It's a Milk".
13. The album is set to be released on December 28.