I remember those good days as a 5 year old not knowing what I was doing and just playing random levels not even trying to complete missions those were fun
I miss playing this back in the day. Finding all 120 stars without having internet to search for how to get them remains one of my greatest achievements to this day! Happy memories
I shockingly never collected all 120, but I beat it so many times after collecting 70 stars, I first beat it when I was 12 without looking on internet, didn't have youtube then, now with help of internet, you can beat the game without collecting a single 1 of the 120 stars, with some special glitches and stuff.
not long after N64 came out, my mom bought it for us and frankly we were the only ones that had it in the neighborhood at the time. the word went out quickly the i had 64 and all the kids from the neighborhood started to pay me very important visits.
Guys, this isn't the Switch version, that version barely changes the game, this is the PC version made by fans, it runs on PC without needing an emulator and it's much easier to mod, since it is not limited by the power of the Nintendo 64, and it also has a mod for different models. Also, these models are inspired by the artworks used in boxarts and advertising, Mario is supposed to look just like he was in the cover.
“Also, these models are inspired by the artworks used on the box art and advertising.” If that’s the case, they ABSOLUTELY KNOCKED IT OUT OF THE PARK. This legit looks exactly like the CGI(?) model artwork from the N64 era. I’m impressed.
As I write this, NintendoofAmerica just posted on their Twitter that Charles Martinet is officially done as Mario's voice actor. His voice will forever be remembered as THE Mario voice.
This is what should have been released on the switch. It stays completely true to the original style while just adding a touch of modernity. Perfectly executed.
I wanted it to be like versions of it,for example super Mario 64 on the switch isn't even the first version of the game,it's the shindou version,then we got the DS version
I was hoping Nintendo would actually remake the games in higher resolution completely like they did for Super Mario All-Stars way back instead of merely up-scaling the games.
It's crazy too Mario looks absolutely perfect exactly like Nintendo Design him for the official artwork cover and instructions manuals. So basically it's so official and well done despite being fan made and that's just crazy. The fans that made this they have my complete respect
I have that game for my Nintendo and played it but now I can't play it anymore because my Nintendo is broken so I'm happy that I can watch people play it ^^
There was way more starts then 120 you collected every coin in each level you got star you spoke to toad on certain areas of the castle you got a star, you caught the rabbit in under passage star, Love this game to bits
I cannot wait to finally be able to play this game on the Switch! I never got the chance to grow up with the Mario 64 but I’m gonna love finally being able to play one of the most legendary games in history!
You’re gonna love this classic as much as the people who grew up with it do. I never truly got to play the original personally, since I played SM64DS. I hope you have a blast with all 3 games in the collection, dude!
To anyone watching this video. This video isn't recorded from the emulator you saw in an ad. This is the PC Port version. This version is called Render96
@@darkninja2992 you can either play it on PC or on a hacked Nintendo switch. Although I play this with my hacked switch you should play it on PC as it has more options and you can play multiplayer. Not only that but it's 4K.
@@goatmilk1 yeah, i was planning to use pc, but where do i get the game, that's what i'm asking. I can't find any download links on the twitter or in this video's description.
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Agreed but 3D All Stars should of had in-game achievements. Like for example, Old Skool Spyro games have achievements called Skill Points. Like I would of loved to get an achievement for collecting all red coins in the Pinball mission WITHOUT using the hover nozzle
Oh my Goodness my childhood game i played ever since I was a kid my very first mario game I played back in 2006 and 2007 then I continued playing it back in 2014 and 2015 man these bring back so many memories.
Dude, maybe I was just a small child trying to figure things out but I spent so much time wandering around in existential crisis trying to figure out what the game wanted me to do
I would never trade my memories playing this as a 6/7 year old and Zelda 64 for anything material in this world. There was really something special about gaming in the mid 90s through the early 2000s that can not be duplicated. Even with the insane graphics and huge worlds in the newest gens there's something they can't capture that they did in this time. I honestly think even though many of these games were very hard the simplicity amplified the magic for me.
As someone who grew up with and still loves the DS version of this game, I can't deny that THIS is the definitive way to play Mario 64. These new visuals honestly seal the deal for me. DS may have added three new playable characters, a handful of new bonus levels with new boss fights, 30 additional stars, a few new mechanics, an improved camera system, enhanced (depending on your opinion) visuals, and more coins for courses like Dire Dire Docks and Tick Tock Clock (which makes 100 coin stars less of a hassle), but it honestly missed the mark when it came to controlling Mario. I managed to get accustomed to the controls with some time, but it just doesn't compare to the way the N64 version feels. With the new art style that feels like the game's art came to life, the N64 version has finally taken the throne for me as the best way to play Mario 64. My dream version of this game that will never happen is a marriage of the two versions of the game. Keep the N64 version as a base and add DS elements from there. The star count would be 150, but stars would be based off the N64 version primarily (Shoot to the Island in the Sky, Into the Deep Freeze, and Five Itty Bitty Secrets would return while Big Bob-omb's Revenge, Yoshi's Ice Sculpture, and Klepto the Condor would be removed). The camera controls, improved coin totals for main courses, additional levels, and the 30 additional stars would return alongside the three additional characters. Power-ups would work like the N64 version though, meaning every character can use all three caps. You would start out as Mario, and you would unlock Luigi and Wario either by finding keys hidden throughout the levels and the castle (like the mods for the PC port) or by playing their respective levels from the DS version. Yoshi would be unlocked after beating the game (not after collecting every star so his inclusion actually means something) and gaining access to the roof of the castle, much like the N64 version. The art style would be like this mod. You would have the option to exit a level after gaining a star, but as long as there is at least one more star in the level, you would be able to stay in and not get booted out. The minigames could return, but I personally wouldn't throw a fit if they didn't (wasn't the biggest fan of chasing all the rabbits to unlock them). Sorry for this forum post of a comment, just wanted to get my ideas out there about this game that I and many others love. (*cough* 3D All Stars port is bad *cough* still bought it though cause they're great games *cough cough*)
I used to play this when I was about 8 I'm 19 now. Man it was so magical feeling. I was having so much fun playing Mario bro and not having to care about anything. These where the times.
I used to play this when I was 9, I'm 31 now... good old days, I will always miss them... times were easier back then... remember my words when you cross the 30's...
Yeah, and I have the feeling that people ripping the textures and models from game like these just _ruins_ the magic of them. They just dither the feeling of these magic, well-forged games. Super Mario 64 is one of those special, magical games on the Nintendo 64 that just makes me feel all dreamy just thinking about it. Same goes for Yoshi's Story. Nintendo 64 games are timeless wonders.
Copy version didin't allow you to save the game so we were playing the whole night and see how far we can go before the battery overload and heat too much. Times when we were free without knowing it. Thanks to our parents though.
I will MAKE my kids play this game. The music is great for young minds. The levels require tremendous problem-solving skills, precision, and downright determination. If you beat this game, you should put it on your resume.
I remember playing this in Best Buy when it first came out. My dad worked at Best Buy and there were times we would go up and meet him to get dinner. This is what I played till he got off. I think I just kind of gave my age away. 😂
This is one of the games that introduced me into gaming. So sad how I grew out of Nintendo but will forever respect and love these memories. These times are what made gaming what it is today.
I remember opening this up Christmas morning in 1996. I was 11 at the time. This and wave race were my 2 favorite games to play if I remember correctly. The nostalgia really kicks in after seeing this.
I had wierd dream about mario 64. It started off with me looking up on how the get some secret cap (it was a black bucket that covered Mario's head that could make him fly like that one power up from galaxy from what i remember) and it shows mario under two long platforms with a bridge in between them Mario jumped at the right end of the bridge with a sound of a 1-up appearing he then jumped onto the bridge and was teleported to the caps secret stage. It was industrial with metal everywhere there we're three platforms the last one had what looked like the reactor from among us. Mario got to the reactor(i assume it is what activates the cap)and i don't remember what happend next but at the end of the dream the reactor was in my room from real life it was in the the top left corner.there was a wierd illusion-like painting that was black and white on the wall next to the reactor. It ended with me turning on the tv
There are things about this mod that I just dont like That Peach model is frankly terrifying, and I dont like the infinite draw distance. Id rather not have that chain chomps 'ARF ARF' every two seconds. Shit gets annoying
SM64 Full Development: In the early 1990s, director and producer Shigeru Miyamoto conceived a 3D Mario design during development of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) game Star Fox (1993). He considered using the Super FX chip to develop a SNES game, Super Mario FX, with gameplay based on "an entire world in miniature, like miniature trains". He eventually reformulated the idea for the Nintendo 64, not for its substantially greater power, but because its controller has more buttons for gameplay. According to engineer Dylan Cuthbert, who worked on Star Fox, no game titled Super Mario FX had ever entered development, but rather "Super Mario FX" was the code name of the Super FX chip. Super Mario 64 was developed over approximately three years, with one year spent on the design concept and approximately two years on production. Production began on September 7, 1994, and concluded on May 20, 1996. According to Miyamoto, most of the time there were approximately 15 to 20 people working on the game. Development began with the characters and camera system. Miyamoto and the other designers were unsure of which direction to take; months were spent selecting a camera view and layout. The original concept involved a fixed path like an isometric-type game (similar to Super Mario RPG), before the choice was made to settle on a free-roaming 3D design. Although the majority of Super Mario 64 features the free-roaming design, elements of the original fixed path concept remain, particularly in the three Bowser encounters. One of the programmers, Giles Goddard, explained that these linear elements survived as a means to force players into Bowser's lair rather than encourage exploration. When we were stuck on talk of the spectacular 3D graphics of Mario 64 and racing games, we saw a huge hit in the form of [Bandai's] Tamagotchi - a tiny key chain boasting pictures made up of no more than 10 or 20 dots. At that time, I thought that Mario 64 had lost to Tamagotchi. [laughs. Miyamoto quickly adds in English: "I'm serious."] -Shigeru Miyamoto 3D graphics were created using the Nichimen N-World toolkit running on a Silicon Graphics workstation. The team placed high priority on Mario's movement, and before levels were created, they tested and refined Mario's animations on a simple grid. The first test scenario for controls and physics involved Mario interacting with a golden rabbit, named "MIPS" after the Nintendo 64's MIPS architecture processors; the rabbit was included in the final game. The developers tried to a multiplayer cooperative mode, whereby players would control Mario and his brother Luigi in split-screen, but could not make it work satisfactorily. To assist players with depth perception, the team positioned a faux shadow directly beneath each object regardless of the area's lighting. Assistant director Yoshiaki Koizumi described the feature as an "iron-clad necessity" which "might not be realistic, but it's much easier to play." Miyamoto's guiding design philosophy was to include more details than earlier games, using the Nintendo 64's power to feature "all the emotions of the characters". He likened the game's style to a 3D interactive cartoon. Some details were inspired by the developers' personal lives; for example, the Boos are based on assistant director Takashi Tezuka's wife, who, as Miyamoto explained, "is very quiet normally, but one day she exploded, maddened by all the time Tezuka spent at work." In the game, the Boos shrink when Mario looks at them, but when he turns away, they grow large and menacing. Super Mario 64 features more puzzles than earlier Mario games. It was developed simultaneously with The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, but as Ocarina of Time was released more than two years later, some puzzles were taken for Super Mario 64. Information about Super Mario 64 was leaked in November 1995, and a playable version was presented days later as part of the Nintendo 64 premiere (then known as the "Ultra 64") at Nintendo Space World. At this point, the basic controls had been implemented and the game was 50% finished, featuring 32 courses, though only about 2% of mapping was complete. Miyamoto had hoped to create more courses, but only 15 courses could fit. According to Nintendo of America chairman Howard Lincoln, Miyamoto's desire to add more was a major factor in the decision to delay the Nintendo 64 release from Christmas 1995 to April 1996. Nintendo president Hiroshi Yamauchi later commented, "Game creators can finish games quickly if they compromise. But users have sharp eyes. They soon know if the games are compromised. [Miyamoto] asked for two more months and I gave them to him unconditionally."
I perfer the original, but this is a NICE remaster. Mario looks just like his old CGI appearance on the official artwork at the time! Unfortunately the Switch re-release won't be like this. I still have 120 Stars in my N64 cartridge.
This is the most nostalgic thing I've seen in a while. I'm 18 now and life is getting pretty daunting with all the responsibilities and whatnot, but watching this reminds me of the simpler times in life. It reminds me of the fact that with hard work, I can attain a similar, simple lifestyle in the form of a comfortable nuclear family. To sum it up, this game was an intrinsic part of my childhood and its such a beautiful thing to be able to relive it through a video such as this. Hope everything is going well for you fellas out there. Stay safe
the 3d capability still blew the mind of everyone back in 96's . It was advancement in graphics technology from 2d to tridimensional, to what it is now.
@@jimjam5012 Keep in mind that it was 1996, and it was the first open world (3D) video game. Beyond that, it had a well-designed free rotating camera, very good depth, it was well-animated, it had great sound and music, amazing gameplay, and the list goes on. It set the blueprint for the entire next generation of video games.
Aawww me trajo lindos recuerdos uwu, me acuerdo que mi abuelo lo tenía en cartucho y mi hermano y yo jugábamos y mi abuelo nos ayudaba cuando nos atorabamos xd, que lindos recuerdos 😍
@@gorgeouskait666 no, but this version is not the ds version. I looked it up this morning, This version looks to be an exact replica, just with updated textures and more polygons. It was made for the PC if I remember right.
Dude, maybe I was just a small child trying to figure things out, but I spent so much time wandering around in existential crisis trying to figure out what the game wanted me to do
I never completed the game but I came very close! And I was like 6-7 years old lmao, Thank you for showing How to complete it, How did you get Super Mario 64 HD on Pc? I only had it on my Nintendo 64. I used to just do random levels for fun for the most part
It's so weird that in my memories, this HD version is how I saw those graphics back then. Looking at the original graphics now straight up hurts the eyes, I did NOT see them that way as a kid
@@jl3114 Sorry, I was being retarded earlier. I went straight to the comments section after seeing the title screen- I was assuming this was just the Nintendo Switch rerelease or whatever, where the only real 'change' is that the resolution is slightly, SLIGHTLY higher, or whatever. I had no idea that this was a mod, and that almost all of character models were updated to what they were supposed to look like at the time. This whole thing is actually REALLY impressive. Even though everything has a much, MUCH higher polygon count, it still LOOKS and FEELS like Super Mario 64. Like, now I can see that THIS was what Bowser was supposed to look like back in the day. Still, I don't think there's anything wrong with the original graphics. They're not bad- This is just better.
When I first beat Bowser in the first battle, I had thrown him through his breathed fired into the spiky bomb, and I naturally thought it was the fire that had defeated him. That recently gave me a cool idea for a Mario-Bowser video I'm working on: Mario dodges Bowser's spat fireballs and knocks him into one of the fires on the ground. But how? Based on statistics and probability, which move would work best: wall jump, side flip, front flip, or back flip? Whatever the move, it's going to be a kick to send Bowser into the fire, either on his side or his shell (unless the shell protects _ALL_ of Bowser from the fire he's in). I guess the front somersault wouldn't work, assuming Bowser would get out of the way in time, having seen Mario's three jumps. Back flip? Maybe not, because Mario couldn't see Bowser very well from his flip and motioned angle, and fail to stomp on him? What do you guys think? Envision the move that would most likely get Bowser into a set fire. Even though it's _MY_ video, I still want to be realistic and logical, even for a cartoon. That's what _I_ want.
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I remember those good days as a 5 year old not knowing what I was doing and just playing random levels not even trying to complete missions those were fun
Same lol
Same here bro.
I never knew how to open the doors that lead to new sections of the castle
@@morbius768 I never even new about the secret levels my bros did those
I feel u so much. I had no idea what i was doing but i played it til i did it haha
before playing I used to spend a long ass time messing up his face on the game menu lmao
Facts😂
great memories
Same
His big ass head scared me
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I miss playing this back in the day. Finding all 120 stars without having internet to search for how to get them remains one of my greatest achievements to this day! Happy memories
Indeed they were, good times. I'm glad I cherished being a child as long as possible.
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I couldn’t even get 70 stars without the internet 🤣👍 my zoomer ass could never
I shockingly never collected all 120, but I beat it so many times after collecting 70 stars, I first beat it when I was 12 without looking on internet, didn't have youtube then, now with help of internet, you can beat the game without collecting a single 1 of the 120 stars, with some special glitches and stuff.
My 12 year old son also found all 120 stars and Yoshi greeted him as well as the cannon raising from the ground. Had to pay him $20 to do it though!
anyone else remember jamming this at 2AM and think life could never be any better?
exactly me
Yes ! Christmas eve with my brother
Those were the good days
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Life didn't get better. O miss those days.
9:02 Mario: oh yeah
9:04 Mario: one more time
9:07 Mario: Dang it!
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not long after N64 came out, my mom bought it for us and frankly we were the only ones that had it in the neighborhood at the time. the word went out quickly the i had 64 and all the kids from the neighborhood started to pay me very important visits.
Guys, this isn't the Switch version, that version barely changes the game, this is the PC version made by fans, it runs on PC without needing an emulator and it's much easier to mod, since it is not limited by the power of the Nintendo 64, and it also has a mod for different models.
Also, these models are inspired by the artworks used in boxarts and advertising, Mario is supposed to look just like he was in the cover.
Have u seen the one for the switch
Rofl I knew that Mario model seemed familiar, thought Nintendo stole it or something like that, for a second.
Where can we download it?
Can anyone link the resources in order to obtain this non emulated version of 64 please and thank you?
“Also, these models are inspired by the artworks used on the box art and advertising.” If that’s the case, they ABSOLUTELY KNOCKED IT OUT OF THE PARK. This legit looks exactly like the CGI(?) model artwork from the N64 era. I’m impressed.
As I write this, NintendoofAmerica just posted on their Twitter that Charles Martinet is officially done as Mario's voice actor.
His voice will forever be remembered as THE Mario voice.
after 25 years I finally saw someone finish the game. I never got past the second Bowser !
I'm 34, I used to play it when I was 12. It brought so many nice memories that I bought a DS and played it again
uhh, DS is a different version, but its got the same spirit
I have the DS and The Original one on emulator
But yeah, They have the same esprit
And this game is just only 5mb in N64 and 11mb in NDS
@@dawg3415 I have an N64 and Mario 64
How did you buy the DS? Was it hard or expensive to obtain?
@@oliverb.8995 same
This is what should have been released on the switch. It stays completely true to the original style while just adding a touch of modernity. Perfectly executed.
Should’ve just updated the graphics on the ds version and gave it 360 degree movement
I wanted it to be like versions of it,for example super Mario 64 on the switch isn't even the first version of the game,it's the shindou version,then we got the DS version
When a fan does better than Nintendo with remasters
I was hoping Nintendo would actually remake the games in higher resolution completely like they did for Super Mario All-Stars way back instead of merely up-scaling the games.
It's crazy too Mario looks absolutely perfect exactly like Nintendo Design him for the official artwork cover and instructions manuals. So basically it's so official and well done despite being fan made and that's just crazy. The fans that made this they have my complete respect
It’s not a complete remaster, they’re just bringing the classics back and adjusting it for the switch
I still want to play the official one
Diego Garcia Why what are you getting from that
I have that game for my Nintendo and played it but now I can't play it anymore because my Nintendo is broken so I'm happy that I can watch people play it ^^
There was way more starts then 120 you collected every coin in each level you got star you spoke to toad on certain areas of the castle you got a star, you caught the rabbit in under passage star,
Love this game to bits
This was my childhood. Who remembers playing this game as a kid?
A minha também :D
"lets make a cake for mario!"* doesn't have a kitchen*
Hahahaha so true
"Lets see Netflix" *doesnt have TV*
More like doesent have a bed😂
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@@user-zu5um2vo4w more like doesn't have a phone
Ahhhh the nostalgia brings back gooddd memories.
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This is how people seen this when the game first came out, the memories 😩
No it isn't
No? It's not? What the fuck are you even saying, LOL.
@@carnage0685 Are you dumb? Zelda meant that back then people looked at the N64 Graphics as realistic.
@@doctorscarf8958 What? But the graphics are just as 'realistic' in this video as they were back on the TVs back in 1996.
@@carnage0685 Just that the difference is the Models,Textures,Quality.
Peach: *Kisses air*
Mario: *Smells it*
Can we all appreciate that this person has played like all games and made walkthroughs for us to watch.
No, we can't.
I cannot wait to finally be able to play this game on the Switch! I never got the chance to grow up with the Mario 64 but I’m gonna love finally being able to play one of the most legendary games in history!
Bro, this is not the Switch vercion, this a pc mod
u know this is a mod not the switch version lol
LOL I know but I still can't wait to play the original game!
You’re gonna love this classic as much as the people who grew up with it do. I never truly got to play the original personally, since I played SM64DS. I hope you have a blast with all 3 games in the collection, dude!
ThatM9NextDoor Thanks man! That means a lot to me!
To anyone watching this video. This video isn't recorded from the emulator you saw in an ad. This is the PC Port version. This version is called Render96
I love how the textures all have a painted look on here.
Damn hahaha I remember I would be scared to wake the piranha plants & would always try to just tip toe past them 😂 🤣
That’s what you’re supposed to do, so I’d say you played the game right lol. I always just ran past them.
This is literally how I remembered the game looking when I was 5
My god this is so sharp! I played this on the crappiest TV ever, this just looks amazing
Where do you go to Download it? Is it patreon only or something?
@@darkninja2992 you can either play it on PC or on a hacked Nintendo switch. Although I play this with my hacked switch you should play it on PC as it has more options and you can play multiplayer. Not only that but it's 4K.
@@goatmilk1 yeah, i was planning to use pc, but where do i get the game, that's what i'm asking. I can't find any download links on the twitter or in this video's description.
@@darkninja2992 I'm not too sure actually, I guess just Google Super Mario 64 PC port
I remember how long and fun this game was!
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This is what super Mario 3D All-Stars should have been
What are you talking about?
This version looks better than the version on all stars is what he’s talking about
Agreed but 3D All Stars should of had in-game achievements. Like for example, Old Skool Spyro games have achievements called Skill Points. Like I would of loved to get an achievement for collecting all red coins in the Pinball mission WITHOUT using the hover nozzle
Oh my Goodness my childhood game i played ever since I was a kid my very first mario game I played back in 2006 and 2007 then I continued playing it back in 2014 and 2015 man these bring back so many memories.
Dude, maybe I was just a small child trying to figure things out but I spent so much time wandering around in existential crisis trying to figure out what the game wanted me to do
I remember playing the DS version of this as a kid. I actually ended up beating it, this vid brings back some good times
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I would never trade my memories playing this as a 6/7 year old and Zelda 64 for anything material in this world. There was really something special about gaming in the mid 90s through the early 2000s that can not be duplicated. Even with the insane graphics and huge worlds in the newest gens there's something they can't capture that they did in this time. I honestly think even though many of these games were very hard the simplicity amplified the magic for me.
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As someone who grew up with and still loves the DS version of this game, I can't deny that THIS is the definitive way to play Mario 64. These new visuals honestly seal the deal for me. DS may have added three new playable characters, a handful of new bonus levels with new boss fights, 30 additional stars, a few new mechanics, an improved camera system, enhanced (depending on your opinion) visuals, and more coins for courses like Dire Dire Docks and Tick Tock Clock (which makes 100 coin stars less of a hassle), but it honestly missed the mark when it came to controlling Mario. I managed to get accustomed to the controls with some time, but it just doesn't compare to the way the N64 version feels. With the new art style that feels like the game's art came to life, the N64 version has finally taken the throne for me as the best way to play Mario 64.
My dream version of this game that will never happen is a marriage of the two versions of the game. Keep the N64 version as a base and add DS elements from there. The star count would be 150, but stars would be based off the N64 version primarily (Shoot to the Island in the Sky, Into the Deep Freeze, and Five Itty Bitty Secrets would return while Big Bob-omb's Revenge, Yoshi's Ice Sculpture, and Klepto the Condor would be removed). The camera controls, improved coin totals for main courses, additional levels, and the 30 additional stars would return alongside the three additional characters. Power-ups would work like the N64 version though, meaning every character can use all three caps. You would start out as Mario, and you would unlock Luigi and Wario either by finding keys hidden throughout the levels and the castle (like the mods for the PC port) or by playing their respective levels from the DS version. Yoshi would be unlocked after beating the game (not after collecting every star so his inclusion actually means something) and gaining access to the roof of the castle, much like the N64 version. The art style would be like this mod. You would have the option to exit a level after gaining a star, but as long as there is at least one more star in the level, you would be able to stay in and not get booted out. The minigames could return, but I personally wouldn't throw a fit if they didn't (wasn't the biggest fan of chasing all the rabbits to unlock them).
Sorry for this forum post of a comment, just wanted to get my ideas out there about this game that I and many others love. (*cough* 3D All Stars port is bad *cough* still bought it though cause they're great games *cough cough*)
I used to play this when I was about 8 I'm 19 now. Man it was so magical feeling. I was having so much fun playing Mario bro and not having to care about anything. These where the times.
I used to play this when I was 9, I'm 31 now... good old days, I will always miss them... times were easier back then... remember my words when you cross the 30's...
I used to play this when I was 5, I’m 28 now.
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Yeah, and I have the feeling that people ripping the textures and models from game like these just _ruins_ the magic of them. They just dither the feeling of these magic, well-forged games. Super Mario 64 is one of those special, magical games on the Nintendo 64 that just makes me feel all dreamy just thinking about it. Same goes for Yoshi's Story. Nintendo 64 games are timeless wonders.
Copy version didin't allow you to save the game so we were playing the whole night and see how far we can go before the battery overload and heat too much. Times when we were free without knowing it. Thanks to our parents though.
Holy shit, my childhood returns.
I liked this HD version. Super Mario 64 was the first game I've played in my life and I liked it very much.
Que recuerdos Mario 64 fue el mejor juego que jugaba en esos años :"))
Yo recuerdo que la primera vez que lo ví, estaba realmente impresionado.
GAY BOWSER IS STILL HERE IN THE FIRE WORLD MARIO SAID SO LONG GAY BOWSER LIKE IF YOUR HAPPY
I will MAKE my kids play this game. The music is great for young minds. The levels require tremendous problem-solving skills, precision, and downright determination. If you beat this game, you should put it on your resume.
I remember playing this in Best Buy when it first came out. My dad worked at Best Buy and there were times we would go up and meet him to get dinner. This is what I played till he got off.
I think I just kind of gave my age away. 😂
Me too! I remember playing this at Best Buy...at the time the 3D blew everyone's minds
Hell I remember renting this game as well of other games a lot at Blockbuster
She wanted to make a cake for Mario but he really wanted THAT CAKE...
When the video line looks like christmas lights that's when you know it's gonna be a long video...
i remember being completely terrified of the penguins for some reason lmao
I miss playing this game. Me and my dad use to play this all the time.
Go buy a Nintendo Switch, go buy Super Mario All Stars for nintendo Switch! 😂
GalaxyJazzGirl is worst joke i ever heard
I miss this game so much!
This is one of the games that introduced me into gaming. So sad how I grew out of Nintendo but will forever respect and love these memories. These times are what made gaming what it is today.
Well this looks great for sure. I know this is not the switch version though, but I wish it was.
Este juego me regreso a 1999 ,2000!
Mi papá lo jugaba mucho, momentos que jamas vuelven…
Yo lo disfrutaba mucho cuando lo jugaba. Me encanta su musica😊
My childhood memories 😂🥰
I remember opening this up Christmas morning in 1996. I was 11 at the time. This and wave race were my 2 favorite games to play if I remember correctly. The nostalgia really kicks in after seeing this.
That’s crazy I use to play wave race and this game super heavy
The way this looks is weird from what I’m used to
Yes
Ikr
It's not the original.
You’ll get used to
brings me back so many memories
Bowser in the sky be looking like a demon dragon now
0:05 Am I the only one who was terrified when Mario’s face popped? P.S. I am still terrified of his 3D head, and I’m 23 now!!!
I had wierd dream about mario 64.
It started off with me looking up on how the get some secret cap (it was a black bucket that covered Mario's head that could make him fly like that one power up from galaxy from what i remember)
and it shows mario under two
long platforms with a bridge in between them Mario jumped at the right end of the bridge with a sound of a 1-up appearing he then jumped onto the bridge and was teleported to the caps secret stage. It was industrial with metal everywhere there we're three platforms the last one had what looked like the reactor from among us. Mario got to the reactor(i assume it is what activates the cap)and i don't remember what happend next but at the end of the dream the reactor was in my room from real life it was in the the top left corner.there was a wierd illusion-like painting that was black and white on the wall next to the reactor. It ended with me turning on the tv
There are things about this mod that I just dont like
That Peach model is frankly terrifying, and I dont like the infinite draw distance. Id rather not have that chain chomps 'ARF ARF' every two seconds. Shit gets annoying
SM64 Full Development:
In the early 1990s, director and producer Shigeru Miyamoto conceived a 3D Mario design during development of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) game Star Fox (1993). He considered using the Super FX chip to develop a SNES game, Super Mario FX, with gameplay based on "an entire world in miniature, like miniature trains". He eventually reformulated the idea for the Nintendo 64, not for its substantially greater power, but because its controller has more buttons for gameplay. According to engineer Dylan Cuthbert, who worked on Star Fox, no game titled Super Mario FX had ever entered development, but rather "Super Mario FX" was the code name of the Super FX chip.
Super Mario 64 was developed over approximately three years, with one year spent on the design concept and approximately two years on production. Production began on September 7, 1994, and concluded on May 20, 1996. According to Miyamoto, most of the time there were approximately 15 to 20 people working on the game. Development began with the characters and camera system. Miyamoto and the other designers were unsure of which direction to take; months were spent selecting a camera view and layout. The original concept involved a fixed path like an isometric-type game (similar to Super Mario RPG), before the choice was made to settle on a free-roaming 3D design. Although the majority of Super Mario 64 features the free-roaming design, elements of the original fixed path concept remain, particularly in the three Bowser encounters. One of the programmers, Giles Goddard, explained that these linear elements survived as a means to force players into Bowser's lair rather than encourage exploration.
When we were stuck on talk of the spectacular 3D graphics of Mario 64 and racing games, we saw a huge hit in the form of [Bandai's] Tamagotchi - a tiny key chain boasting pictures made up of no more than 10 or 20 dots. At that time, I thought that Mario 64 had lost to Tamagotchi. [laughs. Miyamoto quickly adds in English: "I'm serious."]
-Shigeru Miyamoto
3D graphics were created using the Nichimen N-World toolkit running on a Silicon Graphics workstation. The team placed high priority on Mario's movement, and before levels were created, they tested and refined Mario's animations on a simple grid. The first test scenario for controls and physics involved Mario interacting with a golden rabbit, named "MIPS" after the Nintendo 64's MIPS architecture processors; the rabbit was included in the final game. The developers tried to a multiplayer cooperative mode, whereby players would control Mario and his brother Luigi in split-screen, but could not make it work satisfactorily. To assist players with depth perception, the team positioned a faux shadow directly beneath each object regardless of the area's lighting. Assistant director Yoshiaki Koizumi described the feature as an "iron-clad necessity" which "might not be realistic, but it's much easier to play."
Miyamoto's guiding design philosophy was to include more details than earlier games, using the Nintendo 64's power to feature "all the emotions of the characters". He likened the game's style to a 3D interactive cartoon. Some details were inspired by the developers' personal lives; for example, the Boos are based on assistant director Takashi Tezuka's wife, who, as Miyamoto explained, "is very quiet normally, but one day she exploded, maddened by all the time Tezuka spent at work." In the game, the Boos shrink when Mario looks at them, but when he turns away, they grow large and menacing.
Super Mario 64 features more puzzles than earlier Mario games. It was developed simultaneously with The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, but as Ocarina of Time was released more than two years later, some puzzles were taken for Super Mario 64. Information about Super Mario 64 was leaked in November 1995, and a playable version was presented days later as part of the Nintendo 64 premiere (then known as the "Ultra 64") at Nintendo Space World. At this point, the basic controls had been implemented and the game was 50% finished, featuring 32 courses, though only about 2% of mapping was complete. Miyamoto had hoped to create more courses, but only 15 courses could fit. According to Nintendo of America chairman Howard Lincoln, Miyamoto's desire to add more was a major factor in the decision to delay the Nintendo 64 release from Christmas 1995 to April 1996. Nintendo president Hiroshi Yamauchi later commented, "Game creators can finish games quickly if they compromise. But users have sharp eyes. They soon know if the games are compromised. [Miyamoto] asked for two more months and I gave them to him unconditionally."
i remember dying to king bomb-omb..
i was a dumb stupid kid :)
No you weren't mate you obviously didn't know what were you doing i did the same thing
And i used to fight whith my sibling bc i wanted to olay i absolutely loved this game so did my siblings lol
I remember when I use to throw King Bob-omb off the cliff and I thought I was winning.
Lmao same at first I thought throwing him off the edge would deal more damage...boyyyyy was I wrong 😅
What we all thought the game looked like growing up
I still love the switch version, graphics don't matter to me for this game. Mario galaxy looks absolutely amazing on the switch as well.
Which version is this
Wow! This visually enhanced verison of Mario 64 looks AMAZING! This could've been in the 3D All Stars Compilation!
I perfer the original, but this is a NICE remaster. Mario looks just like his old CGI appearance on the official artwork at the time! Unfortunately the Switch re-release won't be like this.
I still have 120 Stars in my N64 cartridge.
I love how Mario has the 1996 box art render come alive.
At first I didn't know how to play this game and now I know how it beat it
i love how youtubes gives ads until like half way through and just gives up
Best Game ever designed!!!
This is the most nostalgic thing I've seen in a while. I'm 18 now and life is getting pretty daunting with all the responsibilities and whatnot, but watching this reminds me of the simpler times in life. It reminds me of the fact that with hard work, I can attain a similar, simple lifestyle in the form of a comfortable nuclear family.
To sum it up, this game was an intrinsic part of my childhood and its such a beautiful thing to be able to relive it through a video such as this.
Hope everything is going well for you fellas out there. Stay safe
Ok
I'm 18 too and it's making me feel super nostalgic!
Im 24 and man I miss playing this on the 64
Esas épocas donde los gráficos no importaban solo importaba la diversión
Exacto :'))
the 3d capability still blew the mind of everyone back in 96's . It was advancement in graphics technology from 2d to tridimensional, to what it is now.
LO EXTRAÑOOOOOOOO😭😭😭😭
Oh I think is Mario 64
Pero si eran los mejores gráficos, la playstation 1 eran mucho peores.
Anyone else get the feeling prosafia is more hype for 64 then sunshine and galaxy 😏
They made mario exactly like he looks on the cover of 64 and that's really awesome
Yes.
Someone explain why I feel nostalgic despite never playing this game in my life
“To everyone reading this: I wish you the best that your life can give you!💚💚”
Can’t wait to replay this game!
El mitico juego de Nintendo, que recuerdos. Es un juego impresionante. Más que era para la Nintendo 64. 👏
Best video game ever made. Revolutionary in every single way. Legendary, to say the least.
In what way?
@@jimjam5012 Keep in mind that it was 1996, and it was the first open world (3D) video game. Beyond that, it had a well-designed free rotating camera, very good depth, it was well-animated, it had great sound and music, amazing gameplay, and the list goes on. It set the blueprint for the entire next generation of video games.
Wait I don't remember the graphics lookin this good back when I was playing this in 1996?
Saludos desde guatemala soi pablo 🇬🇹🇬🇳👍
Aawww me trajo lindos recuerdos uwu, me acuerdo que mi abuelo lo tenía en cartucho y mi hermano y yo jugábamos y mi abuelo nos ayudaba cuando nos atorabamos xd, que lindos recuerdos 😍
Ya salio la pelicula . Quise buscar videos del videojuego que jugaba de niña 🥺
Ok this guy literally played half of my childhood in like 2 and a half hours 🥲
When back then this animation used to be the best! Hahahaha. Memories.
Me:HE SAID IT!!
Mario:so long gAi bowser
It's "So long, EH-Bowser"
So long king bowser
Note: This is what kids from the 90's saw Super Mario 64 when it came out.
Sounds like Toadstool’s voice is on times 2 speed with the way she speaks
space light peach’s original name was princess toadstool
Eu jogava mt quando eu era pequena que saudades
I recognize this build! It looks super clean!
what build is this? It doesn't look this good on my emulator even with 1080p ...
@@appye7994 the ds version,
@@gorgeouskait666 Actually I think this was an unlicensed PC version of the game that was taken down by Nintendo. It is not the ds version ...
@@appye7994 did you ever play it On the ds? It looks just like that, it's the only real Nintendo remaster version of the original game
@@gorgeouskait666 no, but this version is not the ds version. I looked it up this morning, This version looks to be an exact replica, just with updated textures and more polygons. It was made for the PC if I remember right.
Mario has so much symbolism!!! Wow like jumping into different portals & the whole mushroom giving him powers 🍄 Any else realizes this???
This is how it should've looked in Super Mario 3D All-Stars.
Dude, maybe I was just a small child trying to figure things out, but I spent so much time wandering around in existential crisis trying to figure out what the game wanted me to do
can relate
I never completed the game but I came very close! And I was like 6-7 years old lmao, Thank you for showing How to complete it, How did you get Super Mario 64 HD on Pc? I only had it on my Nintendo 64.
I used to just do random levels for fun for the most part
My aunt has this game and we played it when i was like 5 years old, aww, memories… i remember all the levels especially the first
It's so weird that in my memories, this HD version is how I saw those graphics back then. Looking at the original graphics now straight up hurts the eyes, I did NOT see them that way as a kid
Completely agree! Weird lol
What the fuck are you even talking about? There's absolutely nothing wrong with the original graphics.
@@carnage0685 other than pixel count you mean?
@@jl3114 Sorry, I was being retarded earlier. I went straight to the comments section after seeing the title screen- I was assuming this was just the Nintendo Switch rerelease or whatever, where the only real 'change' is that the resolution is slightly, SLIGHTLY higher, or whatever. I had no idea that this was a mod, and that almost all of character models were updated to what they were supposed to look like at the time. This whole thing is actually REALLY impressive. Even though everything has a much, MUCH higher polygon count, it still LOOKS and FEELS like Super Mario 64. Like, now I can see that THIS was what Bowser was supposed to look like back in the day.
Still, I don't think there's anything wrong with the original graphics. They're not bad- This is just better.
@@jl3114 I like them both though ^^
When I first beat Bowser in the first battle, I had thrown him through his breathed fired into the spiky bomb, and I naturally thought it was the fire that had defeated him. That recently gave me a cool idea for a Mario-Bowser video I'm working on: Mario dodges Bowser's spat fireballs and knocks him into one of the fires on the ground. But how? Based on statistics and probability, which move would work best: wall jump, side flip, front flip, or back flip? Whatever the move, it's going to be a kick to send Bowser into the fire, either on his side or his shell (unless the shell protects _ALL_ of Bowser from the fire he's in). I guess the front somersault wouldn't work, assuming Bowser would get out of the way in time, having seen Mario's three jumps. Back flip? Maybe not, because Mario couldn't see Bowser very well from his flip and motioned angle, and fail to stomp on him? What do you guys think? Envision the move that would most likely get Bowser into a set fire. Even though it's _MY_ video, I still want to be realistic and logical, even for a cartoon. That's what _I_ want.
THIS WAS 1 MINUTE AGO : sep 7 2020
So?
so you were like the first viewer? nice
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@@ChapOnRoblox why
@@ChapOnRoblox Why should i
WOW!!!! this high definition mod is incredible!!!!
I mean like the old version is good too but this one is GORGEOUS!!!!
I think mario 64 feels little bit dream like and thats why it it is the best mario game in history.
This brings back so many memories...
Nostalgia is hitting me like a basketball 🏀
Hold up, if Lakitu is filming Mario who's filming Lakitu???
Probably the same person who films every other video game.🤷🏾♂️
Bowser