775 reviews
December, 2008
It probably says something about how little platformers have progressed over the past decade if Super Mario 64 holds up this well. A few aspects of the game, such as the camera controls and the coin collection tasks, feel a little dated, but most new plat...
Super Mario 64, which released alongside the N64 back in 1996, was the game that defined the 3D platformer as we know it today. On the Wii, you'll need to plug in a controller to play Super Mario 64 because it doesn't work at all with the Wii...
Super Mario 64 DS is a great update of a classic game.
The original Mario 64 relied heavily on the N64's analog joystick, so Mario 64 DS gives you a few different control options that attempt to emulate the control in different ways. In 1996, Nintendo released Super Mario 64, the game that rewrote the...
With realms so vast and detailed, and yet so graphically clean and simple, one instinctively wants to go exploring.
Everybody knows that somewhere in The Good Book of Games there's a common law stating that the play's the thing...but I'm going to commit a mortal sin here and tender a little heresy: Even beyond the sheer gameplay, the experience is the thing in Mario 64...
Mario 64, the prime product for the commercial maiden voyage of the Nintendo 64, puts the player into the magical world of Mario (where the streets are paved with gold stars) as never before. And in Mario's universe, there are definitely some Whos...
Although terms like "innovative" and "revolutionary" are thrown around quite often when discussing Nintendo DS games, back when Super Mario 64 was released in '96, people meant it. A truly 3D platformer starring everyone's favorite plumber wasn't just a g...
Although terms like "innovative" and "revolutionary" are thrown around quite often when discussing Nintendo DS games, back when Super Mario 64 was released in '96, people meant it. GraphicsPeople sometimes have a hard time believing me when I say...
The Nintendo 64 classic is back with new characters, stages, and puzzles. Start off as Yoshi and rescue Mario, Luigi, and Wario. Multiplayer mode requires just one game cartridge and four DSs.
The best game…ever?
Believe the hype - Super Mario 64 has set the standard for videogames right into the 21st Century. Even if you complete the game in a few weeks you'll always come back to replay your favourite levels. A title every true games fan should own.
Fairly average multiplayer., Some textures are plain ugly.
One of the best launch titles on offer!, Loads of hours of enjoyable gameplay., Not just another port!
The game that launched the Nintendo 64 system stands the test of time as one of the first and best exploratory action/adventure games. Guide the legendary plumber through an incredibly vast magical world with never-before-seen movement and camera-angle f...
For the Nintendo DS version of this classic makes the successful Super Mario series all honor. Numerous innovations make the game in its portable version to a ..
Mario 64 was the Vorzeigetitel on Nintendo N64, and so it makes sense that 'Big N' implementation of their new handheld DS sends into the race. The game is however not just a remake become cold, but rather a successful update, we
Nintendo has done its homework - the classic, with many new features, and in accordance with the DS. Shame that the control sometimes something "vague" is down and your character sometimes not so wi
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