Super Mario 64 DS (Nintendo DS)
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Published by

Nintendo of America Inc.

Developed by

Nintendo EAD

Released

Nov 21, 2004

Also For

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ESRB Rating

Genre

Perspective

Gameplay

Interface

Direct control, Point and select

Setting

Fantasy

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Description

Mario, Luigi, and Wario have all gone to the Mushroom Palace for some of Princess Peach's famous home made cake. However, when they don't return its up to the heroic dino Yoshi to find out what's wrong.

In this portable remake of the original Super Mario 64 You are able to play as different characters from the Mario franchise. Wario, Yoshi, Luigi, and of course Mario. Each character has different abilities to be made use of during the games expanded quest.

The game now features 150 Stars to collect up from the previous 120, new stages with new bosses, changes to old stages and bosses, and a multiplayer in which players compete to get the most stars.

The game also includes over two dozen mini games that make use of both screens and the touch pad.

The DS touch screen can be used to mimic analog control.

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Screenshots

Super Mario 64 DS Nintendo DS The cake is clearly a lie.

Super Mario 64 DS Nintendo DS Jump into the picture to go to another level.

Super Mario 64 DS Nintendo DS The man himself.

Super Mario 64 DS Nintendo DS The cameraman, Lekitu, will give you some helpful pointers during your journey.

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Alternate Titles

"神游马力欧DS" -- Chinese spelling (simplified)
"Super Mario 64x4" -- Working title
"Shényóu Mǎlìōu DS" -- Chinese title
"スーパーマリオ64DS" -- Japanese spelling
"슈퍼 마리오 64 DS" -- Korean spelling

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User Reviews

Mario's looking good, DS-style!	Spag (70)
The first and greatest of all 3D platform games, plus more! One you can't afford to miss if you own a DS!	Rensch (216)
A great transition from the N64 to the DS!	Joshua Price (28)

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Critic Reviews

Cinescape	Nov 22, 2004	A	100
Kombo.com	Nov 20, 2004	9.1 out of 10	91
GameCell UK	2005	9 out of 10	90
NintendoWorldReport	Nov 22, 2004	9 out of 10	90
Gamestyle	Dec 30, 2006	9 out of 10	90
NinYou	Mar 10, 2005	8.5 out of 10	85
Worth Playing	Mar 26, 2005	8.5 out of 10	85
NGC Magazine	Dec 20, 2004	8 out of 10	80
JeuxActu	Mar 11, 2005	16 out of 20	80
PCMag.com	Feb 16, 2005		70