Super Mario 64's unopenable door has been opened [video]

I recommend this channel in general. He has extremely deep knowledge of the inner workings of the game, and presents it in an approachable way.

Other classics:

A 3 hour 45 minute deep dive into the game's infamous invisible wall bug (useful for understanding the linked video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsXCVsDFiXA

His most famous video, a summary of the extremely involved and complex methods required to beat a particular level using the lowest number of A button presses - in this case, 0.5 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpk2tdsPh0A

I can't believe it's an almost 12 min video for what could be summerized up in 30 seconds or less. While I understand the most can be said about youtube and the Internet nowadays, I'm just surprised at the:

Content creator role itself. The scale of thanking subscribers. Having the subscribers enter some mock race on the level. Saying plz help more because it can be his "job."

And in the end result, people do subscribe, and from the look of the discord icons, it skews very young.

The mechanics and content is interesting sure, but all the meta stuff is just..meta and I'm flabergasted at how structured it is.

I just watched an 11 minute video on n64 video game mechanics and I was deeply fascinated. It's just a door, or is it?

This youtube channel is great. I highly recommend to look at their other videos if you like Mario 64.