Super Mario 64
Super Mario 64 was a genre-defining classic. Now it arrives on the Nintendo DS with all-new features that take advantage of the new portable system's dual screens, touch screen and wireless features! Mario, Luigi and Wario are invited to a royal party for Princess Peach. When they arrive at the castle, it is strangely empty and the 3 of them try to learn what happened. When they disappear too, Yoshi must rescue them from their old enemy Bowser.
Super Mario 64 Accessories
 Mario Kart DS
Mario Party DS
Yoshi's Island DS
New Super Mario Bros.
Sonic Rush
Super Princess Peach
Mario & Luigi: Partners In Time
Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games
Nintendo DS Lite Travel Kit
Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2 March of the Minis
Super Mario 64 Reviews
I like the 3 dimensional graphics. I am 11 years old so my dad is typing this in for me. Sam D. I think it is the 2nd or 3rd best Mario game in the world. This game is pretty cool - not my favorite, but it is still pretty good.
I bought this game because my cousin bought and it looked like a lot of fun.And it is.The game starts out easy but get harder as you go from level to level.Read the directions. This is really fun any one will love it. It'll help a lot.
That said, Super Mario 64 DS didn't disappoint me, an owner of the original game. But, all in all, that can be overlooked as this is probably one of the best games currently available for the DS, particularly in the platforming genre. The only gripe I have is that a game that was designed to be played with analog control doesn't always work so well with the DS's D-Pad.
The levels have been redone to accommodate for those abilities, and several new levels have even been added. The control isn't always tight - and the DS version is noticeably not nearly as responsive as the original game. But it is, and even features several improvements, like being able to play as several different Mario characters with unique abilities.
It's amazing that all that technology, that was considered cutting-edge in 1996, can be crammed onto the hand-held DS. There are a few cheap deaths, especially for people over the age of 12 with adult-sized fingers. Mario 64 may still be one of the greatest third-person adventures on any game system - more than a decade after it was released.
Like I said, I would have been happy to just have the original game itself, but they added to it as well, and its even longer than it once was. I was glad to hear that the original was brought onto the Nintendo DS, just the direct port was good enough for me. Not only was Super Mario 64 a lengthy game, but it offered lots of entertainment. But not only did they port it, but they added new stars, levels ( paintings ), and characters as well which seems to be a huge plus. Good deal.
for the DS so we bought this. Nothing like super Mario very hard to play and figure out. My whole family loves Super Mario Bro. VERY disappointing. Never play it waste of money
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