Super Mario 74 Extreme Edition

Super Mario 74 Extreme Edition (SM74EE for short) is a ROM Hack made by Lugmillord. It's the sequel to Super Mario 74, and was released on Christmas of 2012. It contains 157 stars, and a majority of the levels from the original Super Mario 74 make a re-appearance. However, a lot of them have been mirrored and made extremely difficult, with alterations like underwater sections and even solid ground being replaced by excessive lava falls or bottomless pits.

For a few months, it was considered to be the hardest Super Mario 64 hack ever, until Star Revenge 2: Night of Doom came out in July 2013, just over half a year after this hack was released. It was then to be considered the second hardest SM64 hack in existence, just below Night of Doom, but since then most of the kaizo hack releases have surpassed Super Mario 74 Extreme Edition's difficulty

There are also even harder joke versions of this hack called "SM74EEEE", "SM74EEEEEE", though they are not made by Lugmillord and only move objects around without changing any level model.

Plot

Mario has been sleeping for "an eternity", up until the game's beginning. He thinks he hasn't beaten Bowser all that long ago, but when he talks to the Toad in front of him at the start of the game, he reveals that Mario has been dreaming of saving Peach from Bowser by doing easy adventures, but now he has to face the real world, which is anything but nice. Princess Peach was kidnapped by Bowser years ago, and he used her magic powers to destroy the world, which resulted in an adventure that is anything but easy. There are now many more lava pits, lava falls, bottomless pits, and other hazards. Mario must now save Princess Peach and defeat Bowser by facing the truly challenging levels that await in this game.

Levels

Name of level	Level(s) replaced	Number of Stars available	Stars required	Notes
First Overworld	Castle Courtyard	3	0	One of the stars comes from a Toad, and the other two come from MIPS, the rabbit. SM74 had 4 stars in the first overworld, but the fourth was moved to Toxic Terrace in SM74EE.
Devil's Dice	Bob-omb Battlefield	7		There are 130 coins in this level.
Virusvine Veranda	Whomp's Fortress			There are 121 coins in this level.
Deepred Depths	Jolly Roger Bay			There are 130 coins in this level.
Toxic Terrace	Cavern of the Metal Cap	6		This level had 5 stars in SM74, but a star was moved here from the first overworld in SM74EE.
Bowser's Beautiful Backyard	Bowser in the Dark World	4	10	N/A
Lake of the Lords	Wing Mario Over the Rainbow	6	10+	This level serves as the second overworld.
System of a Downtown	Cool, Cool Mountain	7		There are 120 coins in this level.
Drowned Factory	Big Boo's Haunt			There are 103 coins in this level.
Dust Destination	Vanish Cap Under the Moat	6		N/A
Old Supply Slide	The Princess's Secret Slide	4
Infernopit Cave	Hazy Maze Cave	7	30	There are 117 coins in this level.
Melting Icecrystal-Tower	Lethal Lava Land			There are 113 coins in this level.
Overgrown Oasis	Shifting Sand Land		30+	There are 119 coins in this level.
Fireflower Fields	Dire, Dire Docks			There are 144 coins in this level.
Devil's Pit	Tower of the Wing Cap	3		N/A
Bowser's Quicksand Pit	Bowser in the Fire Sea	5	50	There are technically 7 stars in this level, as two of them are in the sections of Ztar Zanctuary that had to be moved to Bowser's Quicksand Pit.
Third Overworld	Castle Interior	2	50+	Both stars are from Toads. One is behind the temple, and one is in a spike on top of the entrance to this section (which requires the Wing Cap).
Breezing Beach	Snowman's Land	7		There are 112 coins in this level.
Dried-Out Dead Desert	Wet-Dry World			There are 106 coins in this level.
Cliff of Pain	Tall, Tall Mountain			There are 108 coins in this level, but one is believed to be impossible because it is behind a wall.
Acid Peaks	Tiny-Huge Island		80	There are 113 coins in this level. Inside the smallest mountain, there is a pipe to the Castle Grounds, where SM74's first Mysterious Secret Object was.
Veneno-Sphere	Tick Tock Clock		95	There are 179 coins in this level. This level also contains 14 Red Coins .
Crudelo-Sphere	Rainbow Ride		110	There are 194 coins in this level. This level also contains 20 Red Coins.
Ztar Zanctuary	Bowser in the Sky	6	120	There are 14 Red Coins in this level. All 14 are located after the last warp pipe, because you lose all your coin data when you go from Bowser's Quicksand Pit to Ztar Zanctuary, or vice versa. This level technically has only 4 stars, as two of them are located in the sections of the course that had to be moved to Bowser's Quicksand Pit.
Castle Grounds		0	80+	Yoshi is mentioned by one of the signs, but does not appear in this game. The pipe leading to this level can be found in Acid Peaks. Do NOT enter this place before getting 150 Stars, as you'll be stuck; the only way to escape is by losing all your lives and returning to the title screen.
Triarc-Bridge	The Secret Aquarium	7	150	Enter the Castle Grounds with 150 stars, and the grille above the old cannon will disappear, allowing you to access the level.

Music

Name of sequence	Game(s) with this sequence	Sequence replaced	Used in
Flipside	Super Paper Mario	File Select	File Select screen, First Overworld, Lake of the Lords
Bob-omb Battlefield	Super Mario 64		Devil's Dice, Fireflower Fields
Stone Tower	The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask	Title Theme	Title Screen, Virusvine Veranda
Dire, Dire Docks	Super Mario 64		Deepred Depths
Floro Sapien Caverns	Super Paper Mario	Cave Dungeon	Toxic Terrace, Dust Destination, Infernopit Cave
Sunken Ship	Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars	Merry-Go-Round	Bowser's Beautiful Backyard, Bowser's Quicksand Pit
Haunted House	Super Mario 64		System of a Downtown, Dried-Out Dead Desert
Gloomy Galleon	Donkey Kong 64	Inside the Castle Walls	Drowned Factory, Cliff of Pain
Snow Mountain	Super Mario 64		Melting Icecrystal-Tower, Breezing Beach
Bubblegloop Swamp	Banjo-Kazooie	Lethal Lava Land	Overgrown Oasis, Devil's Pit, Acid Peaks
Slider	Super Mario 64		Old Supply Slide
Tower of Riddles	Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door	Koopa's Road	Veneno-Sphere
Ultimate Koopa	Super Mario 64		Crudelo-Sphere
Black City	Bomberman 64	Looping Steps	Ztar Zanctuary
Yoshi's Story	Yoshi's Story	Lakitu	Triarc-Bridge

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