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In general, this hack was not designed with glitches in mind, so many stars can be collected easily with trivial glitches or skips.

This hack does not alter the level geometry of any of the stages, but instead adds difficulty by moving, adding, and replacing the objects within the stages. As the name suggests, this hack is intended to be a much more difficult version of the game (though nowhere near as difficult as some other hacks, such as Star Revenge 2: Night of Doom, or Super Mario Treasure World). It contains 120 stars and requires Mario to collect every last star before he can enter the final stage, Bowser in the Sky. cht file you could add every single cheat one by one if you feel like it.Kaizo Mario 64 is a ROM hack made by OmegaEdge29 in 2009.

Also, the codes might still not work, either because you have the wrong version of SM64 (there are other versions in the cheat file if you want to try) or because the hack modified something or other on the file's format.Īnother thing: if you don't want to edit the. Note that you won't find the hack in there if you didn't add any cheats to it. cht file, search for SM64's CRC number, copy the cheats, search for the hack's CRC number and paste it. You'll also have to note down the CRC1 number of SM64 and the one from the hack, both can be seen by right-clicking a ROM in PJ64 and choosing the "ROM Information" option (should be something like 0xA03CF036, only the numbers after 0x are important).Īfter that, you can open the.

cht file, you'll have to add a new cheat first (it could be one with any random data just so that PJ64 remembers the hack later on, just right click in the Cheat Codes menu). If the hack has a different CRC number than SM64's (if it was the same then the cheats would've appeared) then you'll either have to change the hack itself or edit the file Project64.cht in the Config folder. You can't really do that without modifying a few things because Project64 looks for a ROM's CRC1/CRC2 number when looking for cheat codes.