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- 1Full 2001 interview reveals how Super Mario 64 was made●The Making Of Super Mario 64 – full Giles Goddard interview (2001)
An unpublished 2001 interview with Giles Goddard, one of the programmers behind Super Mario 64, has been released in full. Goddard worked at Nintendo during the development of the landmark 1996 Nintendo 64 title and later co-founded Vitei. The interview offers a rare first-hand account of the game's creation, and it is drawing attention from developers and gaming history enthusiasts interested in how Nintendo's early 3D technology was built.
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A programmer has ported Super Mario 64 to Microsoft's Zune HD, the discontinued music player Microsoft released in 2009 and abandoned shortly after. The mod puts Nintendo's classic 1996 platformer running on hardware long considered obsolete, the latest example of enthusiasts keeping dead gadgets alive through unofficial software ports.
- 3Super Mario 64 fan port for Atari Jaguar shows cursed Chain Chomp▼Super Mario 64 Atari Jaguar Fan-Port Features The Most Cursed Chain Chomp Ever
A fan-made port of Super Mario 64 for the Atari Jaguar is drawing attention, with its blocky, low-fidelity rendition of Chain Chomp being singled out as one of the strangest things about the project. The port brings Nintendo's 1996 platformer to a console it was never intended for, and images of the mangled enemy model have been widely shared by amused gamers.