A modder has put the Super Mario 64 engine inside of Minecraft, creating a playable version of Mario in the game. @pdxdylan posted on Twitter, showing off his work to get the polygonal plumber inside ...

Super Mario 64 has come to Minecraft thanks to a remarkably accurate mod. Programmer and game dev Dylan (pdxdylan on Twitter) recently shared a highlight reel of his work-in-progress Mario Minecraft ...

I always think I can never be more impressed with all the insanely cool stuff modders do with games these days, but one person managing to stuff Super Mario 64 into Minecraft has proven me wrong.

Andrew is a freelance writer from UK who specialises in video game news. He has written for What Culture, Rock Paper Shotgun, and PCGamesN. In 2023, he finally caved and bought an Xbox Series X. If ...

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 Mario ...

Super Mario 64 was not only the first game in the series to present a fully 3D world, but it's still highly regarded as one of the greatest platformers ever made. Recent efforts to decompile and ...

Wish you could play Super Mario 64, but you're bored of the same old levels? A fan-made mod that randomly generates levels might be what you're looking for. Super Mario 64 isn't quite a timeless game, ...

The unthinkable has happened - Super Mario 64 is now playable with fifteen other people. More than a decade ago, romhackers enabled co-op play for the classic platformer and since then, modders have ...

Super Mario 64 and Breath of the Wild are two of the greatest games of all time. What could make them any better? Well, a Breath of the Wild modder called Waikuteru has created a mod that merges the ...

Nat is an extreme hobbyist who enjoys learning everything there is to know/writing about the video game industry. After graduating, they hopped into various careers including being a Pre-K teacher, ...

We all have a favorite video game that we’ve played through time and time again (for me, it’s Link’s Awakening) but for Kaze Emanuar, simply playing through the N64’s Super Mario 64 isn’t enough.

Weird—I could've sworn that Mario died last week, yet here he is showing off some new moves in Super Mario 64 Plus, a mod for the reverse-engineered PC port of Mario 64 released last year. Super Mario ...