Add on top of all that the fact that some people even believe that Wet-dry World exudes a mysterious negative aura, and it becomes clear why Wet-Dry World is the worst Super Mario 64 level by a ...

Super Mario 64 boasts 15 different worlds ... Not all worlds are created equally, though, and while some of these levels will generate warm nostalgia in replayers or awe in newbies, others ...

This time it’s a new tool, out now, that lets anyone quickly and easily make custom Super Mario 64 levels and share them with friends online. 2015's Super Mario Maker and its 2019 Switch sequel ...

Besides that strange DS port of Super Mario 64, the wonderfully iconic Nintendo platformer has yet to see an official remaster or full-blown remake, but thanks to a very talented Super Mario Maker ...

Super Mario Super Mario 64 can now play Minecraft, thanks to a mod that recreates the 2011 sandbox game's building and world generation systems inside the 1996 Nintendo 64 classic The Legend of ...

A collaboration between a number of people has seen some early renders from Super Mario 64 surface, the most interesting of which shows screenshots from what appears to be an unused level.

so it looks like Nintendo had a lot of ideas for this level that did not make it into the release version of Super Mario 64. A sheer bit of happenstance revealed a whole new piece of one of the ...

One modder of Super Mario 64 releases a preview of a level that he created in the game that is based on Yoshi's Island. Super Mario 64 has seen plenty of fanmade mods and ROM hacks ever since it ...

Level designer BroDute has plenty of experience, having developed hundreds of custom Super Mario 64 stages over the years. "Still feels a bit weird after 12 years of making content for free to see ...

Super Mario Maker and its sequel are terrific games that let fans create and share their own Mario levels with ease. But it was a bit of a disappointment that Nintendo only factored in the 2D ...

But for the life of me, I can’t seem to draw to mind much detail about Super Mario 64’s basement-level water course Dire, Dire Docks. I remember the submarine, likewise the looming threat of ...