Super Mario 64 DS shows off that the system's significantly more powerful than the Nintendo 64 in both graphics and audio, at least as a first-generation title.

Review Super Mario 64 DS (DS). A modern masterpiece, marred. When the GameBoy Advance launched back in 2002, it landed with a port of Super Mario Bros. 2, not exactly the most fondly-remembered of ...

Super Mario 64 is no stranger to re-releases. The game came to the Nintendo Virtual Console on the Wii and Wii U, and soon, it will be on the Nintendo Switch in Super Mario 3D All-Stars. But there ...

Super Mario 64 DS was developed and released by Nintendo EAD on November 21, 2004. The game, an adaptation of the N64 classic, introduces Luigi, Yoshi, and Wario in the mix, alongside special ...

What Super Mario 64 DS does well is show-off some of the capabilities of Nintendo's coveted handheld. Specifically, that this remake outdoes its predecessor in terms of technical achievement-yes ...

As previously mentioned earlier today, the Nintendo DS version of Super Mario 64 is not a simple port. The game features many enhancements that alter the strategies required to earn the stars in ...

The audio in Super Mario 64 DS is on par with Super Mario 64, so you can expect to hear the familiar tunes and sound effects re-created perfectly and, in some cases, it's enhanced.

Super Mario 64 is a game that requires a lot of precision movements, and it's unfortunate that none of the available control options are quite up to the task. Mario 64 DS puts on a great show from ...

Of course the DS version of Super Mario 64 could never translate it's tight controls over to the DS, but Nintendo did the best they could to make each of the control options easy to use.