Super Mario Maker 2 -01009b90006dc800--v393216-... Direct
The Clear Pipe allows for non-linear movement. Combine it with Track Blocks to create moving puzzles. The Koopa Troopa Car enables fresh platforming challenges – try underwater car sections.
Emulators require the correct Title ID and version to identify updates and DLC. If you dump your legally owned cartridge, the folder structure will include this exact naming, and loading v393216 ensures you have all World Maker features.
The Master Sword power-up (added in Version 2.0.0, earlier than v393216) turns Mario into Link. Use arrows, bombs, and sword swings to enable puzzle-solving that wasn’t possible before.
The string ...06DC800 suggests a deep dive into the file system. For modders and data miners, these strings are the gateway to:
The ... at the end of your query suggests the version string might continue. Common additions include: Super Mario Maker 2 -01009B90006DC800--v393216-...
In complete logs from system memory, you might see:
Super Mario Maker 2 -01009B90006DC800--v393216-v4608
Where v4608 = DLC version (in this case, 0x1200 = 18 decimal = version 1.8? Not exactly—but often indicates DLC index 12).
While it looks like a jumble of numbers, that string is the digital fingerprint for Super Mario Maker 2 (Version 1.6.0). It represents the version of the game where Nintendo finally gave the community the "World Maker" tool, changing the game from a level editor into a full game creation engine. The Clear Pipe allows for non-linear movement
It’s a great reminder of how much hidden data sits behind the fun gameplay we see on the screen
Every game on the Nintendo Switch is assigned a unique Title ID, a 16-character hexadecimal string. For Super Mario Maker 2, the ID is:
01009B90006DC800
Let’s dissect it:
| Section | Value | Meaning |
|---------|-------|---------|
| Title type prefix | 0100 | Indicates a full commercial game (not a demo, DLC, or update). |
| Developer code | 9B9 | Internal Nintendo code for the game’s publisher (Nintendo EPD). |
| Game code | 0006DC8 | Unique identifier for Super Mario Maker 2. |
| Region/version suffix | 00 | Base game region (00 typically means worldwide/all regions). |
Why does this matter? If you were to extract save data, mod the game, or use an emulator like Ryujinx or Yuzu, the Title ID tells the system exactly which game the data belongs to. Even DLC and updates have their own derivative IDs (e.g., 01009B90006DC801 for update data).
In the string you provided, 01009B90006DC800 appears right after the game name, confirming this refers to the base game cartridge or digital version, not a patch or add-on.