Well, this is a retro game review about Super Mario Sixty-Four. This video game includes an extreme amount of content. Mario is constantly on the motion in these adventurous video games. Super Mario Sixty-Four includes a bunch of power-ups for the main character named Mario. An example would have to be the wings that are received from the red surprise box. There are a mother load of courses. Another example is an underwater course. Although, the controls for this current version are difficult to learn. I started to receive the hang of it.

I would have to say that the overall for this video game would be quite lower than I had expected. Super Mario Sixty-Four is remains awesome, though. The controls are difficult to learn on this current version, the graphics are a tad off, the background soundtracks don't grasp a catchy beat, the addictiveness is a decent amount because I've played this video game a plentiful amount of time periods, the story doesn't include much flare, Super Mario Sixty-Four does include an extensive amount of content, and the video game isn't as challenging. It is one notch above medium.

The graphics are a tad off because most of the included characters, enemies, and objects and items are too much pix-elated. There isn't much flare added to the graphics and there isn't much to include about the graphics.

The background soundtracks don't grasp a catchy tune, but they're original. Most of the soundtracks are decent, a tad amount of them are horrible, but some of the background soundtracks are amazing. There are an extensive amount of background soundtracks included in Super Mario Sixty-Four.

The addictiveness is a decent amount because I've played this video game a plentiful amount of time periods and it starts to become ancient, although, this video game is still an original video game because it includes Mario and all the other original characters, enemies, and objects and items.

There isn't much of a story because all it explains in the beginning is Peach has been captured, again by the idiotic enemy named Bowser. That's seriously all I must say about the story.

The depth is mostly high because there are many courses, background soundtracks, hidden areas, enemies, items and objects, many worlds, different motions, and more special features. The other background characters included in the courses are mostly purposed to assist you throughout Mario's adventure to free the princess from the annoying enemy named Bowser.

The difficulty is a tad higher than I had expected because the controls are irritating to learn in this version of Super Mario Sixty-Four. I usually become attacked by the giant chain-chomp in the first course/world of the video game. I try and receive the star behind the bars, but the chain-chomp irritates the hell out of me. Although, the video game isn't hard to master if you know exactly what motions to do adjacent to your previous motion. If you guys decide to give this retro video game a go, good luck and I wish you the best whist playing this video game!

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Mario 64 is something that is a tad overrated overall in the Mario franchise in general, but it has some right to be that way. I really love the game. I grew up with it. Therefore I will continue to play it for a long time.