Super Mario 64 (iQue) - Revision history

AgentMuffin at 06:42, 24 May 2026

2026-05-24T06:42:27Z

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	[[File:Iquetitle.png\|frame\|right\|SM64 iQue Title Screen]]		[[File:Iquetitle.png\|frame\|right\|SM64 iQue Title Screen]]

	The '''iQue version of [[Super Mario 64]]''' is the only official release of SM64 in China, released for the [[Super_Mario_64#iQue_.28Chinese.29\|iQue Player]] (IQP) console on November 17, 2003. It came as a time-limited demo on all IQPs, and was able to be bought as a full game.		The '''iQue version of [[Super Mario 64]]''' ('''神游马力欧''' ''Shényóu Mǎlì'ōu'' "iQue Mario") is the only official release of SM64 in China, released for the [[Super_Mario_64#iQue_.28Chinese.29\|iQue Player]] (IQP) console on November 17, 2003. It came as a time-limited demo on all IQPs, and was able to be bought as a full game.

	==Version ~~Differences~~==		==Version differences==
	Other than the Chinese language support, the iQue version has several other interesting IQP-related changes from the [[Super Mario 64#Shindou\|Shindou]] version it was based off of.		Other than the Chinese language support, the iQue version has several other interesting IQP-related changes from the [[Super Mario 64#Shindou\|Shindou]] version it was based off of.

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	===Video ~~Corruption~~===		===Video corruption===
	<!-- TODO: Move this to IQP article -->		<!-- TODO: Move this to IQP article -->
	Graphics become corrupted on the IQP if the 13th bit of VI_CONTROL_REG is set, which it is by default on most (if not all) N64 games. This may have been an intentional protection against piracy or ROM injection.		Graphics become corrupted on the IQP if the 13th bit of <code>VI_CONTROL_REG</code> is set, which it is by default on most (if not all) N64 games. This may have been an intentional protection against piracy or ROM injection.

	===EEPROM ~~Patches~~===		===EEPROM patches===
	The IQP does not have EEPROM, which is used to save data such as save file status in the N64 versions. Instead it has a removable flash cartridge in the back of the console. Save file operations in IQP games are simulated by reading from/writing to a special location in RAM, which is copied to the flash cartridge when the game is closed. The IQP OS functions have been modified to support this.		The IQP does not have EEPROM, which is used to save data such as save file status in the N64 versions. Instead it has a removable flash cartridge in the back of the console. Save file operations in IQP games are simulated by reading from/writing to a special location in RAM, which is copied to the flash cartridge when the game is closed. The IQP OS functions have been modified to support this.
	[[Category:Games]]		[[Category:Games]]

Tranman64: fixed a line

2020-06-22T19:43:15Z

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	These include:		These include:
	- The lack of rumble support, as there is no rumble functionality in the IQP		*The lack of rumble support, as there is no rumble functionality in the IQP
	- The video corruption patch		*The video corruption patch
	- EEPROM saving patches		*EEPROM saving patches

	===Video Corruption===		===Video Corruption===

Nim: /* Version Differences */Please read the paragraph above the list

2020-04-09T17:17:09Z

Version Differences: Please read the paragraph above the list

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	These include:		These include:
	- The lack of rumble support, as there is no rumble functionality in the IQP		- The lack of rumble support, as there is no rumble functionality in the IQP
	~~- There is also no BLJ in this version as it is on the Shindou Edition~~
	- The video corruption patch		- The video corruption patch
	- EEPROM saving patches		- EEPROM saving patches

WolfyMyers64: /* Version Differences */Added Content

2020-04-09T17:10:02Z

Version Differences: Added Content

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	- The lack of rumble support, as there is no rumble functionality in the IQP		- The lack of rumble support, as there is no rumble functionality in the IQP
			- There is also no BLJ in this version as it is on the Shindou Edition
	- The video corruption patch		- The video corruption patch
	- EEPROM saving patches		- EEPROM saving patches

Macrepeh at 03:17, 28 March 2020

2020-03-28T03:17:36Z

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	===EEPROM Patches===		===EEPROM Patches===
	The IQP does not have EEPROM, which is used to save data such as save file status in the N64 versions. Instead it has a removable flash cartridge in the back of the console. Save file operations in IQP games are simulated by reading from/writing to a special location in RAM, which is copied to the flash cartridge when the game is closed. The IQP OS functions have been modified to support this.		The IQP does not have EEPROM, which is used to save data such as save file status in the N64 versions. Instead it has a removable flash cartridge in the back of the console. Save file operations in IQP games are simulated by reading from/writing to a special location in RAM, which is copied to the flash cartridge when the game is closed. The IQP OS functions have been modified to support this.
			[[Category:Games]]

Welcoe: fixed link

2020-02-01T00:01:07Z

fixed link

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	[[File:Iquetitle.png\|frame\|right\|SM64 iQue Title Screen]]		[[File:Iquetitle.png\|frame\|right\|SM64 iQue Title Screen]]

	The '''iQue version of [[Super Mario 64]]''' is the only official release of SM64 in China, released for the [[iQue Player]] (IQP) console on November 17, 2003. It came as a time-limited demo on all IQPs, and was able to be bought as a full game.		The '''iQue version of [[Super Mario 64]]''' is the only official release of SM64 in China, released for the [[Super_Mario_64#iQue_.28Chinese.29\|iQue Player]] (IQP) console on November 17, 2003. It came as a time-limited demo on all IQPs, and was able to be bought as a full game.

	==Version Differences==		==Version Differences==

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2020-02-01T00:00:18Z

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			[[File:Iquetitle.png\|frame\|right\|SM64 iQue Title Screen]]

	The '''iQue version of [[Super Mario 64]]''' is the only official release of SM64 in China, released for the [[iQue Player]] (IQP) console on November 17, 2003. It came as a time-limited demo on all IQPs, and was able to be bought as a full game.		The '''iQue version of [[Super Mario 64]]''' is the only official release of SM64 in China, released for the [[iQue Player]] (IQP) console on November 17, 2003. It came as a time-limited demo on all IQPs, and was able to be bought as a full game.

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The '''iQue version of [[Super Mario 64]]''' is the only official release of SM64 in China, released for the [[iQue Player]] (IQP) console on November 17, 2003. It came as a time-limited demo on all IQPs, and was able to be bought as a full game.

==Version Differences==
Other than the Chinese language support, the iQue version has several other interesting IQP-related changes from the [[Super Mario 64#Shindou|Shindou]] version it was based off of.

These include:
- The lack of rumble support, as there is no rumble functionality in the IQP
- The video corruption patch
- EEPROM saving patches

===Video Corruption===

Graphics become corrupted on the IQP if the 13th bit of VI_CONTROL_REG is set, which it is by default on most (if not all) N64 games. This may have been an intentional protection against piracy or ROM injection.

===EEPROM Patches===
The IQP does not have EEPROM, which is used to save data such as save file status in the N64 versions. Instead it has a removable flash cartridge in the back of the console. Save file operations in IQP games are simulated by reading from/writing to a special location in RAM, which is copied to the flash cartridge when the game is closed. The IQP OS functions have been modified to support this.