wasn't actually timing it but i wanna say this run was maybe like 1h20m, 16 star again
maybe one day i'll actually try and devote myself more to this game and learn/practice it a little better instead of just throwing up rough "attempts" for the hell of it lol
maybe one day i'll actually try and devote myself more to this game and learn/practice it a little better instead of just throwing up rough "attempts" for the hell of it lol
Not my favorite Mario cause of the movement but revolutionary and cool
i remember throwing my ds because bowser shit on me.. def need to play it again.
blj.
My childhood copy of this game has a massive gash on the artwork. I guess it really is true that every copy of Mario 64 is personalized.
The music is so joyful what the fuck
Yeah I played it on the wii the first time I played so what
Completed as part of an Archipelago.
I freaking hate Yoshi so much
EL VIDEOGAME QUE REVOLUCIONO EL 3D
The camera sucks half the stages suck walljumping sucks and dying is overly punishing this is one of the best 3D platformers every made and not enough games took the right lessons from it.
The lack of a double jump or gliding and the near complete lack of air control makes platforming actually rewarding unlike most other 3D platformers. I get that the genre is mostly aimed at toddlers but kids fucking loved Mario 64 so I don't want to hear any excuses.
Mario 64 also manages to avoid the "every collectible is just lying on the ground" problem that every other collectathon including mario odyssey has by having some platforming or exploring involved behind getting most stars.
What I'm trying to say is that I fucking hate Banjo Kazooie. Bitch fuck Banjo Kazooie and its fans hope they get exactly one new game and gruntilda marries a man.
The lack of a double jump or gliding and the near complete lack of air control makes platforming actually rewarding unlike most other 3D platformers. I get that the genre is mostly aimed at toddlers but kids fucking loved Mario 64 so I don't want to hear any excuses.
Mario 64 also manages to avoid the "every collectible is just lying on the ground" problem that every other collectathon including mario odyssey has by having some platforming or exploring involved behind getting most stars.
What I'm trying to say is that I fucking hate Banjo Kazooie. Bitch fuck Banjo Kazooie and its fans hope they get exactly one new game and gruntilda marries a man.
changed 3d gaming, i could play this game anytime and have a blast
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Super Mario 64 Acabou de se tornar o primeiro jogo que tive coragem de Platinar e fazer 100% dele...e mano...que jogo único, o jogo era realmente uma ótima "techdemo" para o Nintendo 64 e conseguiu ser memorável em maioria de suas fazes.
A gameplay é fluida, os novos inimigos tem prospostas legais, as fazes são únicas e a atmosfera de cada canto desse jogo te faz voltas aos anos 90.
porém não muda o fato do quão torturante é jogar esse jogo: o mario além de ter muitas fraquezas como paredes, inimigos e plataformas. parece que ele só usa certas mecânicas quando quer, fazendo com que nem sempre ele consiga se pendurar numa plataforma e isso pode ser muito frustante dependendo da sua situação.
Agora em relação ao balanceamento, a pesar da maioria dos inimigos serem bem criativos, ele são bem repetitivos e muita das vezes nerfados, como as criaturas das aguas, onde a única forma de se salvar é ficar na margem da agua (sim, mesmo quando você recebe dano de um inimigo, respirar ar pode simplesmente te curar, algo que não faz sentido).
além disso existem algumas estrelas que são só preguiçosas, como uma das estrelas da fase do relógio, então o level design desse jogo nem sempre acerta.
e eu não preciso nem falar do desastre que é a CÂMERA DESSE JOGO...sério, a câmera muitas vezes se torna a maior parte do problema desse jogo, fazendo ele ser injustamente MUITO mais difícil
porém apesar dos apesares...esse jogo é muito único, quando eu terminei o mesmo, eu fiquei satisfeito, é como se toda essa jornada tivesse valido a pena, e que a pesar dessa aventura ter sido bem extressante para mim, esse jogo vai sempre estar na minha biblioteca de lembranças, como uma das grandes aventuras que fiz...e o final do jogo me fez sentir todos os sentimentos de nostalgia que adultos na época tiveram jogando esse jogo, super mario 64, a pesar de ser bem complicado em parte técnica...ele continua sendo...um grande clássico e um ótimo jogo.
A gameplay é fluida, os novos inimigos tem prospostas legais, as fazes são únicas e a atmosfera de cada canto desse jogo te faz voltas aos anos 90.
porém não muda o fato do quão torturante é jogar esse jogo: o mario além de ter muitas fraquezas como paredes, inimigos e plataformas. parece que ele só usa certas mecânicas quando quer, fazendo com que nem sempre ele consiga se pendurar numa plataforma e isso pode ser muito frustante dependendo da sua situação.
Agora em relação ao balanceamento, a pesar da maioria dos inimigos serem bem criativos, ele são bem repetitivos e muita das vezes nerfados, como as criaturas das aguas, onde a única forma de se salvar é ficar na margem da agua (sim, mesmo quando você recebe dano de um inimigo, respirar ar pode simplesmente te curar, algo que não faz sentido).
além disso existem algumas estrelas que são só preguiçosas, como uma das estrelas da fase do relógio, então o level design desse jogo nem sempre acerta.
e eu não preciso nem falar do desastre que é a CÂMERA DESSE JOGO...sério, a câmera muitas vezes se torna a maior parte do problema desse jogo, fazendo ele ser injustamente MUITO mais difícil
porém apesar dos apesares...esse jogo é muito único, quando eu terminei o mesmo, eu fiquei satisfeito, é como se toda essa jornada tivesse valido a pena, e que a pesar dessa aventura ter sido bem extressante para mim, esse jogo vai sempre estar na minha biblioteca de lembranças, como uma das grandes aventuras que fiz...e o final do jogo me fez sentir todos os sentimentos de nostalgia que adultos na época tiveram jogando esse jogo, super mario 64, a pesar de ser bem complicado em parte técnica...ele continua sendo...um grande clássico e um ótimo jogo.
VERY overrated. Camera NEVER cooperates. Controls are too slippery. I could go on.
J'ai des lost-medias à propos de ce jeux, vous pouvez me confirmez l'existence de Mario 39 et Mario 45
Goated game. Had to learn this motherfucker in and out to get a good sub 20 on my 16-star but always been a fan of this game since I had it on my wii and later speedrunning it. Super impressive leap for Nintendo, Mario, platformers, and game design as a whole. Every level is classic and a joy to explore and run around in finding secrets. Overworld is insane too. No complaints.
The first game that I played in my life. (1999~2000)
I love this game in all aspects, the gameplay is good, the levels are fun, the star missions are creative at the most part, and the soundtrack OMG the "Dire, Dire Docks" song, so gracefully.
This is one of the games that I beat at least 2 or 3 times a year.
And also the mod community makes this game feel so alive nowadays.
I love this game in all aspects, the gameplay is good, the levels are fun, the star missions are creative at the most part, and the soundtrack OMG the "Dire, Dire Docks" song, so gracefully.
This is one of the games that I beat at least 2 or 3 times a year.
And also the mod community makes this game feel so alive nowadays.
Keşke ben de sevebilsem sizin gibi ama yok olmuyor. Zevk alamıyorum kontrollerine tam olarak hakim olamadığım platformer oyunlarından.
This game is a monument and I don't know if there is much I can add to the discussion. There's a reason this game has endured in the fandom for this long. Always a fun time when I boot this game up.
While a technical marvel for the time, the game itself is only just fine. It hasn't aged particularly poorly, but it hasn't aged particularly well either.
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Yoshi is real.
Half of my deaths were from that nightmarish camera. Still a delight from start to finish.
Every moment is pain. Would replay again for 120 Stars
It is what it is, it's Mario 64. The movement can be really fun but the physics are often fucky, the camera is abysmal and the level design is very hit or miss. For the time it came out, absolutely insane. In 2024? It is just a really good 3D platformer.
Feels weirdly off brand in today's modern mario world, its fun to see people slam stuff in there just pondering through what a 3d game would be like
I am too weak of heart to control this willful plumber man even though I am impressed by the intricate nature of his physical existence
I am too weak of heart to control this willful plumber man even though I am impressed by the intricate nature of his physical existence
I like Mario
There is no way the most "glitch means feature" game ever can't get 5 stars every single time.
It is Super Mario 64. It is legendary and set the standard for every platformer to come. It still holds up today honestly. Let alone, what is has done for the speed running community is insane.
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Absolute classic. I was on my way to completing Banjo-Tooie but then the final boss was really getting to me, so I decided to put it aside and pick up Super Mario 64. For the past six years, I've been going through the Mario games chronologically. Although, I still need to play Super Mario RPG.
I actually played this game on the DS, but never 100% completed it because the later worlds were really difficult for me at the time. But, surprisingly, there is a good chunk of this game I forgot. I definitely forgot about 50% of the game.
I instantly fell in love with the early 3D computer graphics. I love the checkerboard patterns, the colours and the "city in the clouds" aesthetic every world presents. The missions are super fun to complete and the music is incredible. "Dire, Dire Docks" is obviously a phenomenal score, but I also think the track "Cave Dungeon" (heard in Hazy Maze Cave and Wet-Dry World) is underrated.
The missions are all pretty fun but collecting 100 coins in each world tested my patience, especially in Shifting Sand Land and Tall, Tall Mountain. Actually, the mission where you get the snowman's head to roll into its body is a little annoying. The extra area in Wet-Dry World where the red coins are located is sweet. Honestly, Wet-Dry World might be my favourite world just for the aesthetic alone. It's got that vapour-wave, album cover look to it that made me take my time to complete the mission and appreciate the art direction. From a level design perspective, Cool Cool Mountain is probably the best..or the classic Bob-Omb Battlefield. I like how King Boo would appear in various missions inside Big Boo's Haunt. I already knew about the killer piano, so it didn't startle me. Tiny-Huge Island has a great dual world mechanic and I love the paintings you enter to get to these worlds. This is probably an unpopular opinion but Rainbow Rain is awesome. The water levels are also incredible and I will die on this hill.
Overall, it was nice to power through this game. I might go back and play Mario RPG, but now that summer is approaching I will likely replay Super Mario Sunshine to 100% completion
I actually played this game on the DS, but never 100% completed it because the later worlds were really difficult for me at the time. But, surprisingly, there is a good chunk of this game I forgot. I definitely forgot about 50% of the game.
I instantly fell in love with the early 3D computer graphics. I love the checkerboard patterns, the colours and the "city in the clouds" aesthetic every world presents. The missions are super fun to complete and the music is incredible. "Dire, Dire Docks" is obviously a phenomenal score, but I also think the track "Cave Dungeon" (heard in Hazy Maze Cave and Wet-Dry World) is underrated.
The missions are all pretty fun but collecting 100 coins in each world tested my patience, especially in Shifting Sand Land and Tall, Tall Mountain. Actually, the mission where you get the snowman's head to roll into its body is a little annoying. The extra area in Wet-Dry World where the red coins are located is sweet. Honestly, Wet-Dry World might be my favourite world just for the aesthetic alone. It's got that vapour-wave, album cover look to it that made me take my time to complete the mission and appreciate the art direction. From a level design perspective, Cool Cool Mountain is probably the best..or the classic Bob-Omb Battlefield. I like how King Boo would appear in various missions inside Big Boo's Haunt. I already knew about the killer piano, so it didn't startle me. Tiny-Huge Island has a great dual world mechanic and I love the paintings you enter to get to these worlds. This is probably an unpopular opinion but Rainbow Rain is awesome. The water levels are also incredible and I will die on this hill.
Overall, it was nice to power through this game. I might go back and play Mario RPG, but now that summer is approaching I will likely replay Super Mario Sunshine to 100% completion
Pretty good game but the camera is worse than I remember