A new file. A familiar adventure.
Super Mario 64 DS

Four familiar faces.
A new possibility on Nintendo 3DS.
Four ways to be a hero.
01FROM THE ORIGINAL INSTRUCTION BOOKLET
Same castle. Four different sets of shoes.
Choose a character to explore their
original abilities.
The first step belongs to Yoshi.
A flutter, a flick, a little fire.
Yoshi starts the original DS adventure. His tongue turns enemies into eggs, and his flutter jump gives a little more time in the air. A Power Flower lets him breathe fire.
Character abilities in the original Nintendo DS game.

The all-round adventurer.
Some things never get old.
Run, jump and explore with Mario’s familiar moves. In the original DS game, a Power Flower turns him into a balloon so he can float up to places that are harder to reach.
Character abilities in the original Nintendo DS game.

A little more air time.
Take the high road.
Luigi’s backflip and scuttle help him stay airborne. His Power Flower ability makes him invisible, opening paths through certain obstacles in the original adventure.
Character abilities in the original Nintendo DS game.

Bring a little muscle.
Make an entrance.
Wario trades speed for strength. He can break black bricks, and a Power Flower turns him into Metal Wario, heavy enough to explore underwater.
Character abilities in the original Nintendo DS game.

A world above.
A little help below.
Super Mario 64 DS made the most of its two screens: a 3D adventure on the upper display, and a map with touch controls on the lower one.
The castle, the courses and the next Power Star.
Your map, touch controls and a collection of minigames.
The original DS experience. Port features are still to be defined.

There’s more behind every painting.
03THE CLASSIC, WITH A FEW NEW TRICKS
A castle worth coming back to.
Familiar courses, extra challenges, four playable characters and touch-screen minigames. The DS edition gives Mario’s adventure a different rhythm, one discovery at a time.
Explore the original game at NintendoA NEW ADVENTURE TAKING SHAPE
A new chapter
is taking shape.
The idea is to give the Nintendo DS adventure a new home on Nintendo 3DS. The project is in development, with its current progress shared here by Esteban.
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In development · Not released
There’s no build to download and no port gameplay to show. Development captures will appear here when there’s more to share.
BEFORE YOU PRESS START
A few project answers.
01Can I download the 3DS port?+
There is no release yet. Super Mario 64 DS is in development at 35%, as shared by Esteban. Check the Forge progress page for its current status.
02Is this the Nintendo 64 version?+
This project is based on Super Mario 64 DS, the Nintendo DS edition. It is a separate project from Mario Kart 64 and from ports of the original Nintendo 64 Super Mario 64.
03Will it work on Old and New 3DS?+
Supported console models have not been announced for this project. Hardware compatibility will be documented when development produces results to share.
04When can I see gameplay or installation instructions?+
Development captures will appear here when there is more to show. There is no announced release date, installation method or performance target. Join the community to follow the project.
Come hang out in the workshop.
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