Uploaded April 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
[NOTICE]: This video was possibly filmed before the existence of DS emulators. Or at least before existing on my PC at the time of this recording.
I completed the enemy glossary in Super Princess Peach. This is for those that are missing any enemies in their glossary. It even includes the rare small starfish roaming about in certain areas of this game. To read all the information in the glossary at your reading speed, pause the video for a moment, then continue.
DS-Mario
Myself, skimming through the glossary: DS Mario (AKA N64Mario84)
[NOTICE]: This video was possibly filmed before the existence of DS emulators. Or at least before existing on my PC at the time of this recording.
I completed the enemy glossary in Super Princess Peach. This is for those that are missing any enemies in their glossary. It even includes the rare small starfish roaming about in certain areas of this game. To read all the information in the glossary at your reading speed, pause the video for a moment, then continue.
DS-Mario
Myself, skimming through the glossary: DS Mario (AKA N64Mario84)








![HAVA Test: Mega Man Powered Up Intro
[NOTICE]: This video is not relevant anymore, as I dont use this specific capture device any more. This was only a short test run for quality back at the time of this recording.
Testing out my new HAVA multimedia recording device. It has both composite & component video ports, and can record videos wirelessly (No USB connections, unlike my old Dazzle where I have to be close to my PC to record).
I am currently using the Sony PSP with component cables to display my games on the TV, and record them with my HAVA. I must say, the results are impressive!
HAVA video recorder
http://www.myhava.com/
N-Mario
Video Game Player: N-Mario HAVA Test: Mega Man Powered Up Intro](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/VXd2Io1gHdw/mqdefault.jpg)

