Mario Kart 64 is now unofficially playable natively on your personal computer courtesy of some of the same people who’ve brought us similar Nintendo 64 PC ports. And so far, Nintendo seems unable or ...

Earlier this year, a separate fan-created project brought Minecraft to Super Mario 64, both for a PC emulator and it even ...

Mario Kart 64 is now playable on PC with a native port of the game that supports 4K, Ultrawide displays, 120 FPS, and even ...

They said Nintendo would never put one of its games on PC. And they were right; Nintendo has not. But who cares? Because someone else has—the legends known as The Harbour Masters have managed to ...

Mario Kart 64 has a native PC port now thanks to the mad lads even Nintendo can't stop, who also ported Zelda and Star Fox Superstar modders have decompiled Mario Party 4, meaning native PC ports ...

Infinite Mario 64 is different in that it's all about gameplay. It adds a random level generator to the game, meaning you can play new Super Mario 64 levels from now until the end of time.

Ever since a fan-made PC version of Mario 64 was released last month, modders have been having fun updating the nearly 25-year old Nintendo 64 game to give it a fresh, modern look.

Weird—I could've sworn that Mario died last week, yet here he is showing off some new moves in Super Mario 64 Plus, a mod for the reverse-engineered PC port of Mario 64 released last year. Super ...

A fan-made PC Port called Super Mario 64 Plus came out earlier this month, and has since hit 30,000 downloads, showing that there's a huge market for killing Mario once and for all.

Mario Kart World just launched with Switch 2, but PC gamers are playing Mario Kart 64 instead thanks to a "many-year" fan project that doesn't contain Nintendo's original code. News.

A PC port of Super Mario 64 appeared online over the weekend. Rather than running in emulation, the game has been compiled to run natively on PCs, including support for DX12.

Super Mario Mario Kart World just launched with Switch 2, but PC gamers are playing Mario Kart 64 instead thanks to a "many-year" fan project that doesn't contain Nintendo's original code.