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Format: Virtual Console
Launch Date: 11/19/06 - Originally released: On Nintendo 64, September 29, 1996 - ESRB: E (Everyone) - Wii Points: 1000 - Game Type: Action - Control Type: Classic or GameCube controllers - Players: 1 - Developer: Nintendo

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Super Mario 64 Review
Gameplay 10 out of 10. - Graphics 10 out of 10. - Music is 10 out of 10. - Over all 10 out of 10.

Who is this title best suited for? 57% of you said that this title is for anyone. 43% of you said that this title is just for gamers. What gaming mood best suits this title? 62% of you said it is a Casual title. 38% of you said that it is a Hardcore title. Is this game more fun alone or with friends? 83% of you said that this title is more fun to play Alone. 17% of you said that this title is more fun with Friends. The Age range and Gender for these questions were split as follows: All Ages Under 13 13-18 19-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55+ Both Males Females Overview Featuring some of the finest 3-D graphics and game play ever developed for a video game, Super Mario 64 set a new standard for interactive entertainment when it was launched with the Nintendo 64. Super Mario 64's vast worlds teem with daunting obstacle courses, hidden items, puzzles and more than 30 enemies! The action begins when Mario goes to visit the Princess, but finds her castle eerily empty. Leaping through pictures hanging from the walls, he enters 15 magical worlds to search for 120 Power Stars. Mario has more than a dozen moves, including running, jumping, swimming, stomping and punching, and even performing a backward somersault! When troublemakers swipe Mario's cap, he'll have to grab it back! Special caps give him short-lived powers, including the ability to fly. Super Mario 64 features unmatched camera control that make adventuring in its 3-D world a snap even for newcomers. Mario runs freely in a grassy meadow, tiptoes through a gloomy dungeon, climbs to the top of a snow-covered mountain, hot-foots it over lava lakes and swims in the castle moat. He can explore an ancient pyramid and even race Koopas for fabulous prizes. And he must fight his archnemesis Bowser, King of the Koopas, not once, but three times!