Overview
- Number of Players
- 1 (Single Player)
- Genre
- Release Date
Nintendo 64
23rd Jun 1996
26th Sep 1996
1st Mar 1997
Wii (Wii Shop)
19th Nov 2006 — 1,000 points
8th Dec 2006 — 1,000 points
2nd Dec 2006 — 1,000 points
Wii U eShop
1st Apr 2015 — $9.99
2nd Apr 2015 — £8.99
Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack (Subscription)
- Available Now
- Series
- Tags
- Controller Support
- Wikipedia
- en.wikipedia.org
Reviews
Review Super Mario 64 (N64) - The Best Launch Game Ever Made
Mario steps into a whole new dimension
Screenshots 5
Super Mario 64 News
News Dev Behind Super Mario 64's AI-Assisted 3DO And Saturn Ports Is Doing It "For Fun"
Update: "[I] completely respect the geniuses that feel their work is being devalued"
"I felt the sensation of running around freely... was the thing that I wanted to create"
News "This Little Handheld Is Extremely Powerful" - Super Mario 64 Gets A Second Fan-Made GBA Port
"It got ridiculously complicated"
News "Plays Like A AAA Native Release" - Super Mario 64 Gets A Dreamcast Port
Update: jnmartin's native port is now available
Leslie Swan's journey from Nintendo Power to Nintendo legend
News Here's Super Mario 64 Running On PlayStation
And it's all thanks to the SM64 decompilation project
News How Super Mario 64 Fixed Princess Peach's Ad-Agency Induced Naming Mishap
"It was my idea to say, 'Why don't we call her Princess Peach Toadstool?'"
About The Game
Mario steps into a whole new dimension in this unforgettable launch title of the Nintendo 64. Unravel the secrets of Peach's castle, find all 120 stars and defeat Bowser in this cult classic that set the rules for all 3D action games.
Although it managed to stay faithful to the spirit of the series, Super Mario 64 tried a new approach as it brought the concept of exploration into platform games. Mario gained many new moves in the process, yet remained as easy to control as ever thanks to the inclusion of an Analog stick on the Nintendo 64 controller. This innovation quickly became a standard in the industry. Super Mario 64 is often cited as one of the greatest games ever made.

















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