Finally, after about a year of leaving it halfway done, I can say that I've beaten Super Mario 64 and now one question remains, is it any go- I'm not even gonna try to make a joke out of this, is Super Fucking Mario 64, of course it's pretty good... tho it's obvious that it shows its age in some parts, and I do think it has a couple of flaws that bring it down.

The game's controls have aged like fine wine, Mario feels more responsive tha many main characters to this day, it's snapy, its moveset its just what you need to think outside the box and figure out how to work around the levels, it's genueily the best part of the game. The level design it's also pretty good... until it it isn't.

Halfway through some levels took a more linear approach, in contrast to the sandbox feeling that most in the beggining give off, and it just doesn't feel right, repeating the same part over and over for different stars just feels tiresome and repetitive. In some places it feels crammed, there are some genuely difficult parts and not in a fun way. The camera has also really showed its age, its servicable at best but a its worst is really... not good, exactly.

But the fact that the game holds up as well as it does it's a testiment to its legacy, at is best is fun as hell, and it's by far the most unique out of the main Mario's and a perfect transition to the 3D formula. However, at it's worst is really frustating to a more casual audience, I could put up with a lot of this if I was a kid, but now-a-days it can be REALLY painful at it's worst areas.

Still, I do not have nothing but respect to it, it changed the industry forever I still had a TON, and I mean a TON of with it, with its gameplay, its design, its ambience and music and how it really wants you to have fun with its mechanics. It's like a box of toys, some really excepcional, some clunky but endearing, but all really charming and full of love.