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February 21st, 2017 | EarthBound, Uncommon Knowledge, Videos
I just recently learned that there’s a neat YouTube channel dedicated to showing off things that you can’t normally see in video games, and the most recent video is about EarthBound! Check it out here:
The video covers all sorts of things using the walk through walls code, as well as some unused content and some battle stuff. I especially like how it shows how the game’s maps were designed in a way so that you can’t see the “edges” normally. And if you’ve ever wondered “what’s past here” then you’ll probably have your question answered in this video!
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5 Comments to EarthBound’s Off-Camera Secrets
 | Leeaux said on Feb. 21, 2017 |
Hey I just saw this! Really interesting watch to. Lots of little fun facts.
 | Leeaux said on Apr. 21, 2017 |
Mato! We miss you! Come back to us!
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| jay h said on Jun. 2, 2017 |
verycool!
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| Sandis said on Jul. 13, 2017 |
If you keep switching between maps you can see a big yellow thing with eyes on the screen.
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The “behind the scenes” video on how the Ness animation was made is great too. The animators channel is A + Start.