Video Game Reviews: Nintendo 64
Super Mario 64
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Super Mario 64
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IGN
In the greatest 3D world ever created, Nintendo's popular mascot makes a remarkable 64-bit debut.
...read the complete Super Mario 64 review at IGN
Gaming Target
Nintendo's first game stared none other than a Mario, presenting the first true 3-D game for any system at its time. The game lets you explore, get lost, and have fun. The level size is much, much bigger than many other videogames when it was released.
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Game Revolution
While we've seen some more creative and impressive world design, no game yet has had this kind of crystal clear 3D graphics, remarkable texture mapping, absence of pixillation, and a frame refresh rate that makes your PC look like the toy.
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Cubed3
Planning for Super Mario 64 began in 1991 and it was originally intended for the SNES. But, due to technical limitations, it was decided to instead develop for Project Reality, or as it was known in retail, the Nintendo 64. And so, after two years of
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Electric Playground
It has quickly grown to become the standard by which almost all other games are measured.
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Games are Fun
But it was Mario 64 alone that was worth the first-day sell-outs of N64 systems around the country. To this day people wonder if Gaming God Shigeru Miyamoto didn't give us too much too soon, since only his Zelda games could compare to the majesty that
...read the complete Super Mario 64 review at Games are Fun
PGNx Media
The most recognized video game character in the world returns in the third-dimension for the N64. Mario 64 was the first adventure game starring Mario since Mario World, and people were hungry to see the mustachioed one go into the next generation of
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Nintendojo
I haven't met anybody who hasn't wasted at least half an hour just running around outside the castle, sliding, jumping, stomping, diving, swimming... There are no enemies here and there's really nothing to do, but boy is it
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GameSpot
The story, in a Koopa shell: Our hero, Mario, receives a note from Princess Toadstool inviting him to Toadstool Castle for a cake...but when he arrives, the castle is deserted and a nasty, disembodied voice tells him to get lost. Yes, Princess Toadstool
...read the complete Super Mario 64 review at GameSpot
World of Video Games
Probably the most anticipated video game of all time, Super Mario 64
was expected to carry the Nintendo 64's opening run. And it has done
so excellently. Mario 64 is the best all-around game on any system.
...read the complete Super Mario 64 review at World of Video Games
World of Video Games
Super Mario 64 is the first true Mario adventure game since
Super Mario World -- almost a six-year absence in between
games. If you recall, it said Mario was going to take a vacation
at the end of Super Mario World.
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World of Video Games
Super Mario 64, one of the first games to come out on the 64 system,
you could also say that it is the sequel to the first game on the NES,
Mario. Even though this game does not include mario it is still much
better then most games.
...read the complete Super Mario 64 review at World of Video Games
All Game Guide
TotalGames.net
Computer and Video Games
action changes the music alters instantly. All the tunes are quite twee in the traditional Nintendo style, but you'll soon be humming them in your sleep! SM64 takes all the Mario personality and charm that was established in the earlier classics, and brin
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AllGame
The well-traveled Mario embarks on his most visually striking adventure to date, one that finds the mustachioed plumber running, jumping, and flying across 3D realms for the first time. While the storyline might not surprise veteran players -- Princess
...read the complete Super Mario 64 review at AllGame
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