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Super Mario 64 Review

N64 game that was 1 of the best and still is the best.The graphics are little clunky at times and some spots in the game look ugly but like I always say graphics isn't the game the game is the game play.Game play remains fun and smooth.Classic controller and GameCube controller both work fine but the control stick is a little over handeling at times but u get use to it.the camera can get frustrating at times and will get frustrating at times.This game comes agian with the catchy tunes.If you played this game back then or played the DS version of this then it is a download.If not then maybe you should try the game first before buying but this is a must download for Mario fans.

Super Mario 64 on the Wii is truly Super. I love Mario and I never had the chance to be part of the 64 era. With that in mind I knew that this was the game for me. Now ten dollers for a game that is old may seem like a lot. ( It really didn't bother me) This game i so worth the price.

- If you think of the graphics as being more cartoon style the graphics won't bother you. Even with that there still pretty good.
- If you like Mario this game is for you.
- With tons of things to do, explore, and replay, this game will last forever.

So if you like those things then you would probably love this game. Super Mario 64

The run and jump from the very first game Super Mario Bros in its own right has transformed later on the N64 into Super Mario 64. This game has great value but veterans would enjoy the Virtual Console version of this game.

The gameplay is remarkable making you do so many things getting as many stars as you can. If only you can do it on the Wii remote and nunchuk. Still, it works best with the Gamecube control with crouching with L and Z, jumping with A, punch with B and camera control with the C stick with up close view with R button.

Its nice that they added sharpness to a blurry graphics on this game. With such little faults you'll get to experience from a simple Goomba land to the fiery Bowser land.

The sound is great to listen to if they could've updated with Dolby. Other than that, the games sounds did a great job yet it sounds so simple.

The value is long lasting unless you are a veteran on video games and want to breeze through it again.

It's a good thing that on the Wii you now get a more updated quality game if you set it to PAL60 to cut down the flickers. For people who wants a game that has tons of things for you to do, look no further than Super Mario 64. At least its better than waiting 22 minutes for a table in "The Chinese Restaraunt" from Seinfeld.