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Super Mario 64 is one of the most iconic, famous, revolutionary, and influential video games of all time. I'm glad you get a chance to visit this 1996 masterpiece.
random fact: this isnt the orignal 64 this is a patched emulated version of 64, the backwards jump is not buged anymore and some other things are different
Only time I played Super Mario 64 on the N64 it's been so long all these years since I finished playing it. And I brought this Nintendo 64 console back in 2011 since I found one those It's been 9 years ago ever since I brought it this game was worth it.
I really enjoy this mario 64 is one of my very first games ive played and watching anyone play it is such an amazing feeling of nostalgia seeing all the little beginner "mistakes" it reminds me of my first time playing it
P L E A S E S I R, If you enjoy playing Mario 64, you should try the DS rendition given that it allows you to play as not only Mario, but also Yoshi, Wario, and Luigi. The controls are an absolute ass movin' about with the D-Pad and all but the remake is SO worth it. 64 DS was my childhood and it deserves its righteous place on the throne of Mario 64.
6:43 Jack: I don’t think anyone has done a speedrun for Mario 64 Speedrunner: What did you just say about me? Guess what? I’m gonna backwards long jump your ass while doing a Zero Star any% speedrun.
So, bowser can fall into oblivion, come back out completely fine, but when he gets thrown into a mine, he doesn’t fail, but to me, he just gives up and runs away. Answers please, Nintendo.
Bowser can also take 3 hits in the final boss fight, but bowser can only take one hit in the first two times you fight him. If anything, bowser will have less and less stars every time Mario fights him, so him taking three hits at the last boss fight seems like absolute bull. But who am I to talk about physics in a Mario game. Especially in a jackspeticeye video
Seeing you learn this game for the first time fills me with a joy I cant describe. Like seeing a sibling make the same mistakes and discoveries I did years ago. Thank you for this.