Nintendo's legal department is taking down a free fan project based on the first level of Super Mario 64. According to Eurogamer, the game's creator, Erik Ross, said he used assets taken from official ...

And while its gameplay certainly hasn’t aged poorly, the game’s visuals have—which is why someone decided to give Super Mario 64 a new sheen of HD paint. Erik Ross developed a high-definition version ...

Anthony Taormina is an original member of the Game Rant team, having been part of the publication for 15 years. He coordinates content for all facets of the site and manages its social media, PR, and ...

The recent Super Mario 64 fan project that made the game playable in your browser has, unsurprisingly, been shut down by Nintendo. When visiting the page where it had been located, you're now greeted ...

Super Mario 64 HD, a free, fan-made Unity remake of the Bob-omb Battlefield stage of the Nintendo 64 classic, was removed from its site this week due to a copyright infringement complaint filed on ...

If you didn't manage to get your hands on the Super Mario 64 HD fan project then you're going to be in a bit of a bad way. Nintendo has issued a DMCA takedown notice on the Unity 3D-powered project ...

Like any other company, Nintendo is notorious for sending lawyers after fans that have a more liberal view on what they may or may not do with the company's treasured IPs (intellectual properties).

Remember Super Mario 64? Well you should – it’s arguably the greatest platformer since video games began letting you move through more than two dimensions. We don’t all have a Nintendo 64 (or one of ...

A team of artists and programmers have grouped together to create a not-for-profit HD remake of Super Mario 64. While still early days, they’ve shown off their progress so far with a developer ...

You might have recalled recently that a fan managed to get a proper PC port of Super Mario 64 working and out into the public. This was quite the feat and one that has plenty of fans happy as before ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The recent Super Mario 64 fan project that made the game playable in your browser has, unsurprisingly, been shut down by Nintendo. When visiting the ...