One of the best 3D Marios still to this day. Good amount of levels included and with 7 stars in each, there's plenty to explore and find. Controlling Mario was super smooth and the player was given so many useful maneuvers to utilize. Even after beating the game for the 1st time, there were still two whole worlds I never found and was able to experience post-game. The only main gripe I can bring up is controlling the Wing Cap and flying.
As much as I love it, this game is not solely responsible for its own brilliance. Emulation, fan efforts, and (critically) early Internet phenomena made this an endless stream of inspiration that continues to this day, and far past what I think Nintendo expected or intended.
The Doom of platformers. None shall pass.
The Doom of platformers. None shall pass.
a landmark moment in games that would drastically shape the way that 3D platformers are constructed to this day
if there was a Criterion Collection for video games, this would easily be in the first 5 chosen to be published
if there was a Criterion Collection for video games, this would easily be in the first 5 chosen to be published
honestly one of the best games ever made
I like it when the Italian man go "wahoo"
the most Nintendo thing Nintendo ever did was make a perfect mario game and then spend the rest of their existence making it worse
alright
Ultra solid platformer. Defined 3d platforming for the future. Super fun to play again and again. I don't understand the complaints about the camera and what not. sure it gets stuck sometimes but i've never had it kill me. Definite play.
Kind of sad nintendo would never redo the, just a basic platformer, concept again. With sunshine having fludd and galaxy 1 and 2 being based around the odd physics. Oh and odyssey, lets not talk about odyssey.
10/10
Kind of sad nintendo would never redo the, just a basic platformer, concept again. With sunshine having fludd and galaxy 1 and 2 being based around the odd physics. Oh and odyssey, lets not talk about odyssey.
10/10
One of the Greatest Games Ever Made
wa hoo
I played it on the DS. A lot of value for money. Great fun, but the camera is annoying at times and the controls are fiddly so there are deaths for stupid reasons. I have to continually fight the game's camera and controls to play it.
Other than that the world design and levels are great.
Other than that the world design and levels are great.
challenging fun
The classic of the N64, there will never be a Super Mario game like it. Sure, there are similar games that enhance the original style, but nothing will ever top this.
lord knows when i first finished this
Klasyk. Jedna z najważniejszych gier z serii.
I only remembered to rate this game because my friends love it
gay bowser
SO MANY HOURS SPENT! I love this game, especially the multiplayer emulator.
My favorite 3D Mario game. Inspires such awe and adventure in me. Fantastic soundtrack and worlds to explore. Elder god tier
if you don't consider this the greatest game ever made, I probably secretly consider you an idiot behind your back
A cultural highpoint for italians.
Having grown weary with owning the world, Miyamoto withdrew so that he could spend a few years creating another one. Mario 64 codified the public identity of the "video game" just as much as Super Mario Bros did in 1985, and just as Super Mario Bros 3 emasculated all pretenders, Super Mario 64 made Crash Bandicoot look like a visionless hack and made Bubsy look like an absolute fucking moron.
This time though, the frontiers were so unknown, so vast and unexplored, that not even Miyamoto and his hardened gang of murderers could pull it off flawlessly. Super Mario 64 has an infamously whiny, uncooperative camera by any modern standard, but I'm pretty sure that's entirely forgivable considering it invented the fucking thing. Even Jumping Flash just dodged the question by going first-person.
For a second time, Mario had not just tightened his grip on video games, he had remade them in his own image. 3D platformers made from the same mold would define the next two generations. Then and only then would video games begin to slip through the plumber's glovey hands.
This time though, the frontiers were so unknown, so vast and unexplored, that not even Miyamoto and his hardened gang of murderers could pull it off flawlessly. Super Mario 64 has an infamously whiny, uncooperative camera by any modern standard, but I'm pretty sure that's entirely forgivable considering it invented the fucking thing. Even Jumping Flash just dodged the question by going first-person.
For a second time, Mario had not just tightened his grip on video games, he had remade them in his own image. 3D platformers made from the same mold would define the next two generations. Then and only then would video games begin to slip through the plumber's glovey hands.
Its no 3D World but at the same time this is what ruined my life and made me love video games more than any other thing.
a classic banger bro
vintage
Clearly one of the best games of all time. For its time, it did what it could, even if it has some flaws. The characterization is on point, with a style that became the standard for Mario games, a concise and well structured hub world, stages with its own themes and style, many good missions, with just some of them being very annoying. The flaws of the game are the camera, which struggles to get a good view in some places, especially in small closed rooms, and its physics, as sometimes you will glitch through the edge of a platform, causing a seizure for Mario, and the controls, because wall jumping isn't what it could have been. Besides the bad parts, this game made the impossible paving the way to the other platformers that would come later.
Childhood classic that I can pick up and play really. It is a bit rough around the edges, but still a good time.
SUPER MARIO 64 PC PORT BAYBEEEEEEEEEE
Writing: 1/5
Gameplay: 4/5
Art Design & Visuals: 4/5
Voices & Sounds: 4/5
Atmosphere & Immersion: 1/5
Gameplay: 4/5
Art Design & Visuals: 4/5
Voices & Sounds: 4/5
Atmosphere & Immersion: 1/5
It's fucking Mario 64