They are still the same blocks but you can build whatever you want, limited only by your imagination! It always fascinated me that you could edit a level in any way you want in a game you were so into at the time and see your own twists and turns come to life. I have always been into modding games since I discovered it as a young teenager. A Super Mario Sunshine remake would be the absolute best though! Let’s hope the rumors are true. I would love to see a Super Mario 3D World remake on the Switch, since I had a great time with that game before.
I mostly alternate between Breath of the Wild, Mario Kart 8, Mario Odyssey and even Pokemon, but I also love games like Fallout, Bioshock and Minecraft as well.Īny titles you’re looking forward to in future? Perhaps those 3D Mario remakes we’ve seen rumoured about online? Something about the old classics makes me nostalgic about them. Super Mario 64, But I played Mario Kart 64 and Mario Party 1 a lot too, and I still do so to this day. So I pretty much got into gaming since I can even remember! Harold’s first ever game was Super Mario 64
I am pretty sure my first game was Super Mario 64 actually! I was a little young to remember but I was about 5-6 years old, Me and my siblings had a Nintendo 64 in the late 90’s and played on it days on end. Well, I’m just a guy who lives in The Netherlands and is 24 years of age.Īnd how did you get into gaming anyway? What was your first game? Starting with a quick question about Harold de Boer’s personal background. So join us, as we discuss everything Super Mario 64 Reimagined, from its humble beginnings to its ambitious goals. It’s certainly more than a tech demo, that’s for sure! It’s not just the castle grounds or Bob-omb Battlefield anymore, it’s a full game with multiple levels, enemies, mechanics and items. it’s interesting and more importantly, it’s actually shown some decent progress. It’s like the concept itself is cursed, in a similar way to the Defence Against the Dark Arts post at Hogwarts.īut Harold de Boer’s attempt is different. Oh no, whether it’s due to team drama, burnout or Nintendo takedown notices, every past attempt at remaking Mario 64 has failed to get off the ground. Regardless, none of these projects have ever worked. CryZENx, Nimso Ny, I Love SMB, the Super Mario 64 Fan Remake Team… Seemingly everyone and their dog has tried to remake this game at one point or another, with only Ocarina of Time managing to offer up any competition in the ‘most common fan remake’ department. There was MTLenz, who tried to turn Super Mario Galaxy 2 into a Super Mario 64 remake, with some tweaks to fit the new engine.Īnd the list just goes on and on from there. There was Roystan Ross, who remade Bob-omb Battlefield in HD back in 2015. Over the years, many people have tried to remake Super Mario 64.
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