Of course, at this point, we're pretty used to the old texture, and seeing the game updated with new smoke feels strange, even if it was the artist's original intention. Super Mario 64 is ...

Super Mario 64 is a classic, but if you've ever wished ... There's even support for texture pack mods, if you think you can improve on Nintendo's '90s art. And before y'all come into the comments ...

Super Mario 64 DS is, essentially ... You'll still run across an ugly texture or two, but the game runs at a great, smooth frame rate and looks bright and colorful. The rough spots are also ...

Super Mario 64’s smoke effect ... According to zoinknoise: it’s now known that this texture is displayed in the wrong format by the game, resulting in black garbage pixels.

He’s managed to recreate the Nintendo 64 classic Super Mario 64 ... Also, another fan said, “Out of all the Mario 64 texture packs I’ve seen, this is probably the best one.

A popular PC port of Super Mario 64 now supports mods. Mods can improve the textures of the game and replace Mario with a higher definition Mario from Super Mario Galaxy. Nintendo is taking action ...

An apparent "one-line code fix" for Super Mario 64 has supposedly fixed a visual bug in Mario's first 3D outing. The smoke Mario emits when he makes contact with lava or anything else hot has been ...

Emanuar says they have “read, optimised and bug fixed the entire Super Mario 64 source code ... rendering is 70-90 per cent faster, texture memory is 87.7 per cent faster, and total frame ...

But at the same time, the choice of porting over an analog-heavy game design such as Super Mario 64 also points out its glaring omission. The fix, a touch-screen Analog Stick emulator, is a good ...