Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Taking a look at the sudden renewed relevance that the classic game Super Mario 64 experienced in 2020, by retroactively analyzing the mentality around icebergs and personalization AI's. All memes aside, the phenomenon presents an interesting new way of engaging with media that is frankly so unique and unprecedented that it will probably never be replicated.
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Bonus meme;
Super Mario 64 is honestly kind of creepy, isn't it? Like it's so lonely and Mario is all alone in the world. Yeah, there are enemies and stuff, but Mario doesn't have any friends here. Very creepy. Almost like Sonic.exe. Sometimes I think about Super Mario and how he is actually kind of like my dad - he is a plumber, he is a doctor and he likes pasta. Like man, could it be more blatant that Nintendo stole the concept of my dad? Does this make me Luigi? Doug Walker thinks so.
Taking a look at the sudden renewed relevance that the classic game Super Mario 64 experienced in 2020, by retroactively analyzing the mentality around icebergs and personalization AI's. All memes aside, the phenomenon presents an interesting new way of engaging with media that is frankly so unique and unprecedented that it will probably never be replicated.
PATREON: patreon.com/transparens
TWITTER: twitter.com/transparencyboo
#SuperMario64 #iceberg #personalization
Bonus meme;
Super Mario 64 is honestly kind of creepy, isn't it? Like it's so lonely and Mario is all alone in the world. Yeah, there are enemies and stuff, but Mario doesn't have any friends here. Very creepy. Almost like Sonic.exe. Sometimes I think about Super Mario and how he is actually kind of like my dad - he is a plumber, he is a doctor and he likes pasta. Like man, could it be more blatant that Nintendo stole the concept of my dad? Does this make me Luigi? Doug Walker thinks so.
