It seems you're referencing a nostalgic and slightly playful riff on the infamous Super Mario 64 (N64) legacy — particularly the idea of "hunting" for hidden content, secrets, or even digital ghosts in the game’s famed open world. The phrase "and now the hunt is on for more" evokes the spirit of the enduring mystery and exploration that defined Super Mario 64's impact on gaming. But to clarify and expand a bit: Super Mario 64 didn’t actually have "catalogue" hunting in the way modern games might — it was more about discovering stars, secret levels, and warp pipes. However, over the years, the game has become a cultural icon, not just for gameplay, but for its legacy as the first true 3D platformer. And yes — the "hunt" for more is very real in the Mario community. Here’s how that "hunt" continues today: Hidden Stars & Secret Areas: Even after 25+ years, fans still uncover obscure secrets in Super Mario 64, like the infamous "Peach’s Castle" warp glitch or the "Mario’s House" secret (which actually leads to a hidden level in the original game’s code). Speedrunning & Glitch Hunting: The game remains a staple in the speedrunning world. Runners chase faster times using complex glitches, like the "Wing Cap" warp or "Lift and Drop" techniques — the "hunt" for perfect execution never ends. ROM Hacks & Fan Projects: Enthusiasts continue to tinker with the original N64 code, creating new levels, characters, and even full game expansions — like Super Mario 64: The Remake or Super Mario 64: Breath of the Wild fan mods. The Legacy Lives On: With Super Mario 64 now on the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack, a new generation is discovering the game — and the hunt for every hidden coin, blue coin, and secret door has begun again. So yes — the hunt is on. Not for new content in the original game (which is mostly sealed), but for the spirit of exploration, discovery, and pure fun that Super Mario 64 gave us all. And as long as there are players with curiosity and a controller in hand, that hunt will never truly end. 🎮 "It's-a me… and the search continues."