Super Mario 64 | Nintendo 64 VS Nintendo DS | HD GRAPHICS COMPARISON

[@sombramistica]

An adaptation from DS version should be in the Mario 3D All-Star for switch..

[@monkeboii6115]

I don't know why didn't they choose to port the NDS version instead since they change the games to be playable on switch.

[@sombramistica]

@@monkeboii6115 Because Nintendo

[@exglued2394]

Exactly man, ds version is more polished

[@monkeboii6115]

@@sombramistica I guess they did that for purely nostalgic purposes.

[@ufolefaque]

I agree with you ! I grew up with this version, i'm so disappointed about this remake ... but i buy it anyway 😁

[@Supercatandrewman]

I actually played the DS version before the original N64! TBH, I love both of them! Regardless of which game has better graphics or textures or whatever, they’re both pretty much the same game. However what I really like about the DS version is that it has more variety, more levels, and more to offer! Playing as Mario is fun and all, but having the option as playing as either Yoshi, Luigi, or Wario as well after you save/unlock them, and they all have their own unique abilities designed for certain purposes in the game, can’t go wrong with that! While it is true that the DS version doesn’t have analog, but I didn’t mind the D-pad since I grew up with the DS. Besides if you play this game on the 3DS, problem solved via the 3DS’s analog... If there’s 1 thing we can all agree on, is that this game needs to come out on Nintendo Switch!

[@ryanrodgers9704]

If this game came to the Switch, I would buy it instantly! Hope it happens

[@SAMISHUKRI]

The problem isn't solved on the 3DS's analog cause the 3DS only emulates the dpas it doesn't add code for analog input in the game so you can't really slow walk or walk in more than 8 directions

[@offthebunnytrail6466]

@@SAMISHUKRI the game still simulates analogue through the character gradually changing direction, its barely noticeable on the 3ds that its 8 directions, but yeah its not contact sensitive like the original.

[@cleetus3965]

I’ve got good news

[@Supercatandrewman]

@@cleetus3965 I know, I've already pre-ordered it!

[@MoonSarito]

NDS = Better 3D Models and More Details. N64 = Better Textures and Sound Quality

[@euripidoeuropoide5943]

Moon Sarito no tiene mejor modelado 3d... tiene mas polígonos pero no mejor 3d ...los polígonos de ds son tembleques como los del ps1 no son rocosos como en el n64.

[@emiaguilar2611]

Moon Sarito totally agree

[@euripidoeuropoide5943]

Jairo L. en su tiempo (2004) Vi una reseña técnica y super mario 64 ds SI tiene algo más de polígonos que la versión de n64... Decir que tiene igual poligonaje pero mejor optimizado... siento decir que estás en un error. 1.- fue el juego de salida de n64 y lógicamente no aprovecha toda su potencia. 2..- la versión de ds tiene más polígonos en pantalla pero estos son de menor calidad y consistencia (temblecosos) de seguro el n64 pudo haber hecho un mario 64 2 con igual o más cantidad de polígonos en pantalla que la versión de ds... sin ir mas lejos banjo kazzoie ya es un salto enorme y con solo dos años de diferencia. como dato para que pruebes lo que digo, sm64 de n64 muchos de sus caracteres eran sprites 2d muy bien animados... como bombas, monedas, algunos enemigos, etc... mientras que en la versión de ds muchos han sido reemplazados por objetos poligonales 3d, como las monedas. solo en ese punto ya puedes ver que la versión de ds ya tiene más polígonos que la versión original. pero definitivamente en el global es visualmente muchos más potente la versión de n64 que su versión de Ds saludos

[@euripidoeuropoide5943]

Jairo L. interesante el dato inicial...si me puedes pasar la fuente cambiaría entonces por completo mi opinión. puedes pasarme un link con esa info?

[@euripidoeuropoide5943]

Jairo L. sabes que no hace falta, pues tu dato me provocó duda y me puse a buscar... y tienes toda la razón. 700 polígonos tiene Mario en sm64; Pero en ds son mucho menos, solo al rededor de 400, sin embargo con herramientas del 2004 podían con solo 400 hacer algo mejor distribuido. Que con 700 en 1996 Gracias por el dato que me sacó de un error que tenía

[@IkesDaddelbox]

You can argue about the quality of the textures, lighting, sound an about the colour palette. That's all personal preference. But the models and environmental details are clearly much more polished and better looking on the DS.

[@IkesDaddelbox]

Morbidcrab No need to shout.

[@IkesDaddelbox]

Mark Fuzuzu True.

[@karleopard]

The resolution is still much lower. The image shown on screen is from an emulator.

[@IkesDaddelbox]

Karl Rayne Obviously.

[@80sForever29]

+Karl Rayne It's from a portable, what'd you expect?

[@juandavidcepeda]

SM64: _Exists_ SM64 DS: _Better Graphichs_ Super Mario 3D All Stars: _It's just evolving... but backwards..._

[@bananadog5813]

ds didn't just have better graphics, but also more stars, courses, playable characters, and had multiplayer AND the minigames

[@hogsports]

@@bananadog5813 Its graphics were absolutely worse, no texture filtering, and low poly models. If you looked close then you would see that their hands could probably break through walls

[@turtle3600]

But that's what evolution is, things just getting worse over time lol

[@tmpmisterix1479]

@@hogsports low poly models that magically looked way better than the 64 ones

[@Robbie_Haruna]

@@hogsports The models were low-poly, but still were leaps and bounds better looking than anything on the N64 version

[@Daimomaru]

The NDS version lacks texture filtering, but it looks better in the rest.

[@martinbaraldilobe3334]

I. Henrique tradution of what he said: you can solve that by using filter in a emulation

[@bencrawford7289]

i disagree. i grew up with an N64, so im a little more lenient toward those kinds of graphics

[@juanmiguel628]

Daimo's Game Share Yeah.

[@Leichensalat2]

look at the colors, its a pain in the ass

[@tomboye-mouto9684]

I like the lack of texture filtering in the ds version compared to the horrible texture filtering on the n64

[@alonso2425]

N64: Analog control. NDS: *Everything else.*

[@weegyartist]

Put it into a 3ds then

[@iker900]

play in n3ds asshole and you have joistick in there

[@johnwarosa2905]

@@iker900 dude he isnt an asshole as he corrected himself. And the 3ds cant just make new controls appear. The circle pad can only emulate the dpad of the ds

[@yotornadoyo]

64 is way better kids

[@johnwarosa2905]

@@yotornadoyo nope. Ds puts the original to shame

[@itsamegaming7617]

I would prefer a DS port on the switch with Mario Odyssey's camera controls but I honestly don't mind! As long as we get something in the end (love the video btw)

[@Matanumi]

LOL and what well.end up getting is a bare ass Mario 64 port not even wide screen

[@itsamegaming7617]

Matanumi Yeah “it isss what it issss”

[@Gameboynitro]

They should've waited to make a 3DS remake than this game. Lack of analog was always a bother to me.

[@Jay-tb4ie]

Gameboynitro 9 You could just play it on the 3DS now using the analog stick.

[@Gameboynitro]

Nice that makes the game a whole lot better to play.

[@Excalibur5k]

It's still 8 directions

[@I_Eated_The_Soap]

8-bit pepe and Misha If I don’t care about that then No one Else Will

[@Excalibur5k]

Aiteen I have a tremendous amount of respect to you.

[@tori33332]

I grew up with the newer version

[@shiny75icepopvocal86]

cupcakex3 the Newer version is amazing to be honset for me I grew up with both Newer version and the old version

[@myristicina.]

I grew up with the new one but my cousins had a n64 in like 2014 so I played a bit

[@dewmay_14]

cupcakex3 me too

[@Mario4736]

me too

[@XShmoke]

You missed out. Old versions like 10000 times older and still looks dope. Imagine these graphics before the Internet was big ?

[@dog8438]

I grew up with the DS version, but I can go play the 64 version and have just as much fun. I prefer the DS just for the extra content, but it's not a deal breaker at all.

[@HKT-4300]

The interesting thing is the Nintendo 64 version uses way more polys (especially in mario's model) than the Nintendo DS version but they're just made better and way more efficient so less is really more, the Nds version also does have higher quaity textures and it's really impressive that those more detailed textures actually work together and make mario look more detailed even tho he's really less detailed in a way

[@sebastiankulche]

A bit more less polygons but with more textures is technically more demanding.

[@GamingMysteries]

Man I wish they could remake this exact game on the switch. It would be cool of they could get it to look as good as oddyssey.

[@masonplayz-gaming8627]

Random Entertainment ikr

[@SimonZellox]

Not worth it. The gameplay and level design are so outdated that it's not worth a proper remake running natively on the switch. The only option would be porting it over with little effort but the DS version or N64 emulators for phones are also better than that. So yeah... It's just not worth it either way for Nintendo.

[@thewanderingstruggler8601]

Simon I would disagree. The gameplay in my opinion is timeless and holds up quite well. The level design is still leagues above some of the linear 3D Mario games, and it has a warm reputation with the community. It receiving a remake for the Switch would delight everyone, let’s be honest. I’d be happy for one. :D

[@SmartBrain17]

It would be essentially be an older version of Odyssey. Considering the fact that Nintendo gets its panties in a twist about Unreal engine ports of the game, there’s little to no chance of a Switch port ever happening.

[@Lidoe]

Fartimations So improved graphics ruin the experience of a game? Pretty sure its the other way around.

[@mynameisdudge]

I don't remember the DS version being quiet in the palace

[@goiabexp]

Imagine if the version in 3D All-Stars had the analog control of the N64 version, the graphics of the render96 project, and the added content and level design of the DS version. That would be amazing.

[@toastweek3745]

Great comparison. I actually love that less-saturated grass in the DS' Bob-omb Battlefield - even though I was a N64 kid and haven't played the DS version.

[@masonmatt2145]

Yeah, it looks more realistic, in a good way ofc

[@waynepayne9875]

It would be nice if they gave us the ds version for the switch edition

[@indym8523]

Yeah that’s what i was hoping for

[@ytn675]

Thats what I'm hoping

[@51-73-i6w]

N64 version is better

[@tiziano4302]

@@51-73-i6w Yeah, love to play as luigi, Wario, yoshi...Oh wait, that's the ds one!

[@51-73-i6w]

@@tiziano4302 they make the game easier

[@DJZeeJay]

They should have ported the DS version of Mario 64 to the 3D All Stars collection.

[@FanAnimeandCartoons]

The whole point is to have the original not the remake version

[@AIejandroide]

0:27 look! Advanced Fish AI!

[@redshanger1902]

ElVolKo sf2' There are fishes in other levels

[@offthebunnytrail6466]

@LacRoiXx perhaps you should look again.

[@AlfredoPuente8]

Just like COD Ghost.

[@AnaVitoria-hn1ct]

No are fishes in DS

[@quackywhackityphillyb.3005]

0:41 you can see that there are still fishes

[@PresStar2Play]

Besides the highly improved character models, I also think the textures look a lot better in the DS version. They have a clearer sense of direction, they look more cartoony and Mario-like making them fit a Mario game better, plus the palette of Bob-Omb Battlefield is much nicer to look at. Many of the original textures give a kinda "stock" feel. The only problem is that they lack bilinear filtering, but that's the DS hardware to blame and I don't think it looks bad. But if they had it, I'd consider the DS version's graphics better in almost every way.

[@panflanneechan700]

Being an early 2000s kid, I actually grew up with both. My first console and game was a N64 with SM64 on it. Then I got a DS, and SM64DS. While I do prefer the N64 version, the DS version had amazing qualities and it allowed me to play my favourite game ever on the go. The main issue is I often mixed up what belonged to any of the versions, like I'd often forget Wario isn't in the original one!

[@callumsparrow4379]

The lack of analogue control never once bothered me in SM64DS, since it really reminded me of playing Spyro with the original PS1 controllers, where it simulates the feel of full 360 degree movement with only 4 directions.

[@glaciiz]

8 Directions

[@rac1equalsbestgame853]

And people don't complain about that one or about the control sticks just emulating a dpad yet some people even prefer to use the dpad (even in the remake) and in the M64 comunity they make it a big deal.

[@blazingtrs6348]

Chad Daddy it still registers as a dpad but it does feel better

[@smellybondoape]

They optimized the d-pad where the characters would gradually turn to make it closer to analog.

[@jackburns6403]

Trying to do the red coins in the tower of the wing cap is a nightmare without analogue though

[@KaizoKen]

I thought the video was made 3 Years ago.

[@ZikolvinesGames]

now that I saw, it was actually made THIS YEAR?!

[@ArcticSun84]

It was made a long time ago they didn't make it this year.

[@meepmeep2525]

crazy

[@maloly7355]

Zikolvines HugBOi hAhshduia

[@SuperstarPopcorn]

MALOLY MORONES i don’t speak 5 year old

[@bryanp2949]

Gracias por estos videos amigo! 👍

[@richardhambel648]

I grew up playing the 64 version. Still remember the store displays when it came out

[@jorgea8518]

While the DS version looks better, there are some changes that are not as good. The grass color at level one in the DS version looks puke green compared the N64 version which is light green and the pink bomb characters look less lively (like they're bored or something). I also find it funny how there's a wall missing in the DS version at 0:37.

[@buccaneercat]

Can’t Nintendo just port this game over to the Nintendo Switch?? They must keep it alive forever, and revive it every 15 (or so) years!

[@godofthecripples1237]

Well, thanks to some very credible leaks a while back, it's pretty much set in stone that we're getting Super Mario 64 and rereleases of several other Mario games this year in celebration of the franchise has anniversary, which is unusual for a Mario anniversary. It's unclear if we're just getting a remaster of the game though, or a full-on remake.

[@jntngndz]

Well, there you have it

[@buccaneercat]

Prodigy I’m content!👏👏🎊🎉🙌🙌

[@godofthecripples1237]

@@buccaneercat Sadly, it's only a remaster, not a remake. And kind of a lazy one, they didn't even put it in widescreen. Definitely still the definitive version of the N64 game none the less, though.

[@buccaneercat]

God of the Cripples It is unfortunate that there wasn’t a ton of effort put into the remaster, but it’s still amazing that we get to experience this iconic game once more!

[@Jmst123]

Esto si es un remake xd

[@Txrry_Deku]

Yo prefiero el de N64 por qué los de la DS me incómoda al jugar

[@Txrry_Deku]

Si hablando de ramake está mejor el de Ocarina Of Time y el de Majora Mask Yo digo

[@consolas6934]

Pero si lo juegas en un Nintendo 3ds o un 2ds es más cómodo por el jostick

[@ElSersh01]

Se imaginan si el sm64 ds se hubiera hecho en la 3ds?!

[@VenerabIe]

The sound effects for the N64 version are a little different than usual. Listen to the double jump at 1:29, and if you're a fan of the NTSC version, at the very least, you'll notice what I mean. Is there a regional difference in sound? Was it a recording issue?

[@shiny75icepopvocal86]

Wow everyone is Too much with Nostalgia even tho the DS is the Best One!

[@izauwu]

We need a SM64 ON SWITCH

[@tristan.h5099]

I agree !!!!

[@geopioneergsxr5357]

Meh, Odyssey is a MILLION times better anyway. Some things are better left to memory..

[@brugges]

If you like this game so much, just play it, and stop whining for a remake... geez...

[@AmeliaOak]

GeopioneerGSXR even though Odyssey is better, a remaster of this wouldn’t hurt

[@Manuelx98.]

Wish granted

[@BlinkGames06]

On 1:18 😂😂😂😂 that stone face block on the n64

[@stevenmcburney8167]

U mean thwomp

[@derickmzp4988]

Es mi imaginación o Mario corre más rápido en NDS que en N64

[@luiscanales696]

Erickpr 500 los escenarios son un poco mas pequeños

[@GreatBroly]

Parece la versión PAL, que va a 50hz en vez de 60hz.

[@pablopaz7665]

Toma en cuenta que el nds tiene mas poder

[@mauriciotablet4479]

Es que en la versión de Ds hay un botón para correr y en la de N64 no :v

[@rodrigoramirez5760]

En verdad corre mas rapido en NDS

[@AsrielKebabs]

Buen video, me encantan ver este tipo de comparaciones :)

[@Littlefighter1911]

1:42 My unpopular opinion: SM64 looked better, because the darker area towards the floor gave the impression of a bit of ambient occlusion.

[@neoasura]

I honestly wish I could bring the DS extra features to the N64 version, then it would be the best.

[@darknightmike10yearsago]

I agree

[@andycash9143]

Both games are Great! I grew up playing the DS Version💙

[@AzmiAb]

So which version is coming to the switch?

[@ufolefaque]

@JohnWick2077 😭

[@sombramistica]

@JohnWick2077 "ThANk yOU nINtenDo"

[@JusRed48]

I wish this game didn't get remade until the 3DS. The DS version felt really lacking without a circle pad. If this had Ocarina of Time 3D treatment it would've been so damn great.

[@lebendigesgespenst7669]

Whenever people were talking about how amazing it is that 64 games like Ocarina of Time can run on the 3DS, even with improved visuals, I always have a brief moment of flashing back to my childhood playing this game and think to myself “this has been done before, where were you for that?”

[@violet-trash]

There's really nothing impressive about OOT running on the 3DS. Aside from a few Capcom games, it doesn't seem like there's much that pushed the 3DS in the same way games pushed the DS.

[@nguyengamer7906]

​@@violet-trash great example is Luigi Mansion remake from Gamecube to 3ds that really push limit

[@LucidVision138]

The typical argument that the N64 is better is because of better resolution and easier controls. But the fact is that the DS does in fact have better graphics, more detail and is not only the same game but with more added to the foundation. The DS version is basically the complete full potential that the N64 version had but didn't reach. The DS version had all the same worlds plus more, mini games, multiplayer and more playable characters. I remember when I was a young child all my friends and I always talked about how we wish Luigi was playable in SM64 but wasn't. That was of course until the DS version came along and not only was Mario playable but Luigi, Wario and Yoshi as well. The DS version is just a better version of the game and there is no denying that. Resolution or even graphics for that matter doesn't make a game better than another. You play games for fun wide gameplay experience. Which the DS version obviously hands down has more to offer gameplay wise. More stars to collect, more worlds and more characters = longer and better gameplay experience. As for controls, that excuse is just nit picking. The controls worked perfectly for me. You just have to get use to it. If you play with the DS controls longer you'll get use to it. The real and only reason anyone would say the N64 version is better os because of Nostalgia reasons and nostalgia reasons only. Resolution and controls is simply just an excuse. I mean I completely understand nostalgia reasons completely because I have those all the time. Don't get me wrong it's all opinion based. If you like the N64 version better That's fine but don't act like your opinion is fact because it's far from it.

[@SpaghettiParmesan64]

"The DS version is just a better version of the game and there's no denying that." "Don't act like your opinion is fact."

[@TohnoEn]

The DS doesn't have better graphics, the 3D meshes are a bit more polished, but everything else looks worse, regardless of the texture resolution.

[@knuckledraggers5396]

well said you spoke from the mind and heart

[@xenotiic8356]

I have beaten both versions and I still can't get used to the DS controls, even using the 3DS. The lack of analog movement makes everything feel so imprecise, and makes some situations more challenging to maneuver in the DS version when compared to the N64 original.

[@Therealnugg]

N64 will always be my favorite this was groundbreaking back in the day

[@Spellfencer2k19]

I wish they used the Mario 64 DS version for All Stars. The other one is a serious downgrade imo. Yeah, its the original and has Charm, but man is it rough. Would have preferred a remake or a port of the DS version

[@TheMattMercy]

Yeah, considering the Wii U emulated DS games with dual screen support with ease, I don't see why not. They could have even cut out the multiplayer and I'd be way happier. I basically only got 3DAS for Galaxy and Sunshine on the go (Loved Galaxy, never played Sunshine... man it is rough).

[@viniciusplaygames6042]

Why the time in nds is faster than in n64? You can see that in 2:05

[@pixelthesketch5257]

Played DS before N64, but I love the charm of the original, while also love having Yoshi, Waluigi, and Luigi playable as well as the variety in forms of playable minigames, more levels, multiplayer, secrets, differences in map geometry, etc. It all may not seem like much, but it really adds more to an already great game without going overboard.

[@ibnalweedi2746]

Wait your NDS Princess Peach castle doesn’t have music, strange, mine does

[@sp0oneristic224]

I always remember it to look better on the DS, I never played N64 version but whenever I saw a video about it I always thought that it lacked something. Be it design or detail (I'm not saying it's worse just that the quality is different)

[@mralfpit]

Never truly understood the problem people had with the DS version of the game, I completed it as a kid 100% with no problems. The fact that theirs no analog controller was never that bad. I would take the DS version over the N64 any day it has way more to offer. Along with Animal Crossing Wild World I would say this tied with being perhaps the Greatest game to come out on the DS to show off the DS's true Potential and both games came out early in the DS's lifespan. Super Mario 3D Land sucked compared to Super Mario 64 DS. And while I'm at it Mario Kart DS also had more to offer than Mario Kart 7. And Super Mario Sunshine is the best 3D world Mario Game in my opinion and would love to see a remake or sequel on the 3DS.

[@mralfpit]

Walther Penne The graphics may not be as good as the original but the character models look way better, it makes the N64 ones look awful. The DS one has four characters to play as, extra 30 Stars to collect, a multiplayer, a ton of good mini games and it's portable. It's just nostalgia for the N64 that's all. Super Mario 64 DS is way under appreciated.

[@someperson2965]

@Walther Penne the textures are because the DS does not have a high res screen, it made more sense back in the day to do it like that.

[@BushcraftNick]

Should I play the ds one again or get the 3D all stars

[@sombramistica]

The Ds version is the most compleyr version.

[@mep6302]

DS for sure

[@phylasvell]

i grew up with both, i had a really old busted nintnedo 64 which wouldn't play sound as a kid so what i used to do wouod put the ds next to my 64 and go into the same level and use my ds as music/sound when i wanted to play the 64 version. good memories 💖

[@martinvr12]

It's an Amazing game, now I miss my nintendo DS :c

[@UmbraBear92]

I like the ds version only because Yoshi is my favorite character but the game should have waited till the 3ds much like Zelda & Starfox

[@issegodman7587]

Krashban 2010 Zelda is so good ocarina Of time

[@sleepdeep305]

If it was on the 3ds, people would have wanted it for the Wii U. And if it was on the Wii U, people would have wanted it for the switch! This game came out early in the system’s lifespan anyway, it would have waited a LONG time.

[@BagzAndPresident]

Bandikong 1992 they didnt know there was going to be a 3DS dumb fuck

[@shiny75icepopvocal86]

The Ds Version has Sharper Graphic's and Better Colors!

[@HoursFreeAOLsp]

0:52 look at the door perfect example of texture filter

[@kingstonwvnerfer211]

I love how Mario sounds really excited in the ds version

[@spm974]

I never noticed that bomps don't have a face on the DS version

[@legoclayface]

Am I the only one who doesn't have a problem with the DS controls?

[@MehmetAli-jd3jz]

No

[@juancarlosmonteroalfaro6877]

No

[@rac1equalsbestgame853]

And if anyone had a problem, a 3ds would solve it

[@legoclayface]

@@rac1equalsbestgame853 I play it on a 2DS

[@rac1equalsbestgame853]

ChargerKiller84: Gaming Using the Dpad isn't that hard. You get used to it after a while. But the circle pad is much more confortable.

[@Nova-vk5qb]

Most of the people complaining about the NDS version are entitled to analog sticks. What's the issue, dude? Too poor to buy a 3DS?

[@fadidafadida4471]

Mr. Crack Why don’t you know your facts before you start talking trash. The 3DS doesn’t magically make this game analog controls (Its a DS game after all so its still 8 directions) And the N64 just has a certain charm that the DS lacks in my opinion. Plus the N64 Mario 64 has sound effects and level music that is 100X better then the DS version.

[@theunpopularcuber9554]

The lack of analog input never really bothered me. Then again, I never really played the original.

[@sleepdeep305]

Fadida Fadida “Certain charm.” It’s called nostalgia.

[@Salieri01]

Mr. Crack stop talking trash, this coming from someone that grew up playing the DS version

[@rac1equalsbestgame853]

Fadida Fadida It's called nostalgia. I can make exactly the same argument for DS because I grew up with that one

[@Aramanak]

I love these kinds of comparisons

[@alejandrovelez6358]

I hope there will be an official Super Mario 64 Remake for the Nintendo Switch. They should use the Super Mario Odyssey Graphics and character models from the game! But I hope they still keep Mario’s SM64 voice and make them all sound higher quality just like they did with his SM64 voice clips in Super Smash Bros. Melee. Replacing the original voice would ruin the overall feel of the game and the historical value of the character. :(

[@ryanrodgers9704]

I agree with no voice changing 100%

[@franciscopalma2880]

justamente estoy volviendo a jugar el super mario 64 ds y algo que note fue que la musica es mas alta en el n64 que la version nds

[@luiscanales696]

Franco Gear no solo eso, es de mejor calidad el audio del 64 original , tambien los escenarios se siente un poco mas pequeños (todo mas junto) en la version de Ds

[@franciscopalma2880]

Luis LuisCanales si tienes razón, lo que creo que mejoró mucho en el nds fue las texturas y los moldes de los escenarios y personajes (también la implementación de los otros 3 personajes,mini juegos y niveles extra)

[@AZULES88MU]

la limitada Caché de texutras de N64 sumado a la escasa memoria de los cartuchos, sus juegos lucían horriblemente en el texturizado, viéndose estas texturas emborronadas, sólo hay que fijarse en los bordes de las letras o iconos que aparecen en pantalla de juego, fíjate en los iconos de las estrellas, no son definidos, porque son iconos super comprimidos, y eso se nota una barbaridad cuando se compara en juegos que vienen en formato Cd como los de PSX

[@zuri7596]

Luis LuisCanales Menos en el nivel de la cueva, que en la versión de NDS la mejoran la canción

[@kalcesar3713]

Epic Franck cierto este viene con niveles extra, yo recuerdo haber conseguido 120 estrellas en el nintendo 64 y 150 en el de ds.

[@ElMovimientodeunCampeonF1]

Las texturas y el modelado de Mario en NDS son mucho mejores, ademas en NDS hay mejor framerate.

[@Ganonlol]

GenosJensen Todos los modelados 3D sí. Las texturas vistas de cerca se notan super pixeladas.

[@loopies6364]

GenosJensen texuras mejores? Que haz fumado?

[@coronelfalk]

Las pendejadas de Leandro Sotelo Ha fumado un cigarrillo comun y corriente, el que no tiene ningún efecto ademas del cancer.

[@ElMovimientodeunCampeonF1]

Si, mejores texturas, las de NDS tienen mas resolución y son mas detalladas, lo que pasa es que en N64 hay filtrado bilineal que las hace ver mas suaves pero lamentablemente son de muy baja resolución debido al cartucho limitado de la consola.

[@AstralVid]

GenosJensen las de Nintendo Ds JAMÁS podrán tener más resolución... Eso es totalmente ilógico... Los juegos de N64 están diseñados para pantallas grandes... Mientras que en Ds la resolución es pequeña obviamente para su pantalla pequeña... De verdad amigo estas muy equivocado... Además si te fijas detenidamente el diseño de Mario en Ds tiene menos polígonos que el de n64.... Y todavía en otros comentarios veo que dicen disque la Ds es más poderosa que la n64... Yo creo que están confundiendo la Ds con la 3ds

[@ElricSowrd]

I'm just disappointed that Nintendo DS doesn't have texture filtering like Nintendo 64 and GameCube before it. Also it doesn't have some kind of Analog Stick. Estoy decepcionado de que Nintendo DS no tenga filtrado de texturas como Nintendo 64 y GameCube antes. Además, no tiene ningún tipo de Stick analógico.

[@retroboy-fh1ji]

Tal vez lo descartaron al diseñar el hardware de la consola por el tema de la batería. Recuerda que la DS puede aguantar más tiempo que PSP porque le sacaron cosas al hardware para que rinda mejor, como la cantidad de polígonos por segundo (un máximo de 120000 a 60fps con todos los efectos al mismo tiempo) o el Anti-Aliasing.

[@retroboy-fh1ji]

Otaku_GameFan por suerte lo del stick analógico se corrigió en la 3DS.

[@Terapagos3000]

The 3DS has the analog stick and it supports DS games. Also what is that "texture filtering"? Probably just an excuse to say that you want to prefer the 64 version

[@mrgameboy5727]

Otaku_GameFan I respect ur opinion but the Nintendo ds doesn't have the hardware capabilities to show graphics like the n64 since its a handheld and has a slightly weaker hardware.

[@mrgameboy5727]

But either way just Because it has a d pad doesnt make it bad. Surprisingly the d pad works smoothly for a 3d game like sm64

[@gamerdadcoco]

Graphics-wise the improvement was not enough (like the remakes for OOT and MM) to persuade anyone to pick the DS version over the N64, but it does come with Luigi, Wario and Yoshi so with those additions it became the definitive version.

[@optimusprime1185]

grew up with the ds version, it's very interest to see the n64 one

[@DepCajado]

Super Mario 64 would fit perfectly in the 3D Land style

[@WAR3600]

Bruno Cajado no

[@jsg5612]

Yes

[@galladeiator]

Bruno Cajado moo

[@DepCajado]

Galladeiator are you a cow?

[@Mattstak]

ye

[@johnnythed1175]

N64: world looks better, Mario looks shit DS: Mario looks better, world looks shit

[@panchito0906]

Lol

[@googleplusisgone9435]

Milo the Gamer Well, true. But Mario does look kind of bad. Great for the time being, but by today's standards, he looks bad.

[@soko4710]

the DS remake has more content, which makes it better by definition.

[@randomgaming6436]

More ≠ better. The DS version is also better with its textures and models.

[@evelynbustos7313]

Not both versions being edited with an HD filter. Specially the DS version. The original doesn't look like that...

[@ItsartoTV]

Crazy how a small ds can run a n64 game but with better graphics and more. Technology is evolving!

[@abrahamtoreno8462]

you weren’t lying when you said “HD”

[@TarekAlShawwa]

DS is the objective winner, the color palette of the original was nonsense and a muddy mess, and the DS remake also has far superior models and textures

[@EpicMario1]

Tarek Al-Shawwa What the hell are you talking about? The colors and textures in the DS version are too flat and dull, and I could count the pixels more easily in the DS version than the N64 version.

[@youarestinky712]

I say the ds overall has better textures, and more realistic textures when you think of it. But I do agree that you can see the pixels easily.

[@papayer]

yes, how dare a Mario game be colorful

[@randomgaming6436]

​@@EpicMario1 "I could count the pixels more easily in the DS version" What did you expect from a handheld?

[@randon19yearold]

Whaaat? How is the color palette better on the DS version? The textures and models are really improved but the colors are so ugly lmao.

[@Luizanimado]

Is so weird that this game never had a remake in HD

[@BLAZENYCBLACKOPS]

They both look great in HD.

[@xKingReyx]

Wow the DS version is way better. The only issue I can see is the control, but if you play it on a 3DS with the circle pad then you are all set.

[@김태원-d3u]

Why nintendo Switch didn't put the DS graphic option..

[@rafytchannel]

I think SM64DS graphics are better

[@bludgeon1081]

It would have been interesting if they would have included the DS version in 1080p with analog controls. I feel like the collection would have been much better if they would have included the DS version alongside the N64 version.

[@mrplayboyinternational.1999]

Me when I'm fat: Beautiful inside. When when I'm skinny: Beautiful outside.

[@SpudChickenSaltedChips]

I like the DS version. I don't care about the analog stick. Fight me.

[@issegodman7587]

Spud Are you kidding me grafics Are better on n64

[@randomgaming6436]

@@issegodman7587 1. The N64 version slaps a texture on a bunch of linked spheres and calls it Mario but I can't blame Nintendo's modelling team for having to use old animation programs 2. The NDS version has a proper polished model for Mario and doesn't need to use high quality textures because of the convenient 256 × 192 screen that fits in any small bag.

[@issegodman7587]

Random Gaming ok but I still More like n64

[@link5605]

@@issegodman7587 yeah cuz youre an idoit

[@issegodman7587]

Relu06_RO CRBL you Are stupid kis

[@Zethtk]

Deberian hacer un remake de este juego para 3ds , como hicieron con el ocarina y majoras , solo falta mario y banjo y kazooie para cerrar con broche de oro la 3ds como la mejor portatil de la historia

[@vanessas9212]

Zethtk 3ds una mierda y la gameboy? Esa si es la mejor

[@Zethtk]

Vanessa s tu eres mujer , no sabes de juegos , solo una posser que se cree que sabe todo por jugar una portatil retro jajajaja

[@euripidoeuropoide5943]

Zethtk banjo kazzoie es exclusivo de xbox, rare es propiedad de micro desde hace 15 años banjo, conquer, battletoads, killer instinct y todas las ip de rare son de micro. Pero Microsoft y Nintendo tienen excelentes relaciones no es como Sony. quien sabe si permita o licencie a Nintendo estas franquicias por que tengo entendido que preguntaron eso a Phil Spencer y su respuesta no fue negativa

[@cesarvidaurrigallardo7320]

Vanessa s jajaja en su tiempo fue la mejor por qué fue la primera portátil, pero la 3ds es otra generación y podemos jugar grandes títulos en esta actualidad y disfrutar de su capacidad

[@vanessas9212]

César Vidaurri Gallardo claro mi compa y tu consideras la 3ds como la mejor portátil de la historia solo por ser de nueva generación?

[@toby2633]

I played this game with Nintendo DS

[@Zecolarii]

Soon we will have an N64, NDS and NS comparison.

[@mep6302]

NS is the same as the N64, so no

[@gabby1983]

I grow up with 64 IDC how better the dc is I would never replace my dear childhood game

[@gotovyse9433]

Remake Mario 64 and Sunshine for the Switch then I’ll be happy. Edit: LETS FUCKING GOOOO

[@masonmatt2145]

Welp

[@Aswan03]

About to arrive!

[@AWISECROW]

The DS version does suffer in the sound department. The music sounds fine, maybe a little less fidelity, but the sound effects and voices can be pretty low-quality. There is also some variety missing in sound effects that play and mario's voice clips. Even though NDS cards support up to 512MB of storage space, this was a launch title and the rom is only about 9.3MB, not far off from the original N64 cartridge.

[@square5775]

AWiseCrow the voices sound way off and I’m surprised I’ve never noticed til now. I’ve heard them both for years but I never really noticed how big of a difference it was until I heard them side by side.

[@defagan3562]

Yeah well, When I used my n64 next to my dsi they sounded about the same... The n64 could get louder though

[@square5775]

David Fagan it’s nice that when you played them both they sounded similar to you, but they aren’t. The DS voice clips are far lower quality and it’s well documented. Part of that is being quieter, so you’re proving the point really.

[@AWISECROW]

Audio clarity is a nice thing. I prefer The N64 version for that reason, as well as the better control method.

[@w3r0ification]

I don’t know but when I was a kid this game make me feel weird the emptiness on the game I never understand the game what it was about to this day every time I see a video I feel like a emptiness maybe the game makes you feel that way since is all empty and weird

[@sansdeltarune7510]

Well, the manual of the original version says that bowser pretty much trapped everyone on the paintings before Mario arrived

[@julien2231]

Huh?

[@kinggordoproductions6203]

Every copy is personalized...probably your personalized copy’s AI emitting negative-emotion auras

[@miguelangelgonzalez14]

Me encantó Me encantó tanto tu video porque Este vídeo lo tenía yo porque Ese video era Mario 64 Nintendo

[@TheMtmtrh]

I can't believe it's already been 14 Years since NDSver was released.

[@parlophonerecords112]

DS is better but N64 is more nostalgic.

[@mep6302]

True

[@richardsalazar2651]

I still prefer n64

[@KateSuhrgirlPlays]

Same except now I play it on wii thanks to the virtual download of the 64 version and I use my wireless wave bird controller from gamecube. So much better than the horrid 64 controller.

[@weaverquest]

Jake Suhr Is the emulation on the Wii good? Do you notice any differences from the N64 version? I only have a Wii and I want to play Mario 64 for the first time but I don't want to play it if its unfaithful to the original version.

[@KateSuhrgirlPlays]

Cutter Elf honestly it feels like it's the same as n64 I think they just ported the game over. They didn't redesign it like they did for DS.

[@starman5901]

Cutter Elf the wii and wii u version is pretty much the N64 version

[@240garchive]

Richard Salazar same dude :D

[@juliorodriguezc6925]

La resolución en N64 se ve mejor, en NDS los gráficos son mejores En cuanto a contenido el remake de NDS me parece mejor, ahí hay mas estrellas, mas personajes jugables, agregaron nuevos jefes, etc. Sim embargo, no cabe duda que ambos son bastante buenos y no pierdes nada jugando uno u otro :)

[@yosmergonzalez7668]

En realidad, si pierdes todo el contenido nuevo jugando el de N64. Es mil veces mejor el de la DS

[@Treyshellz]

For the people complaining about the DS version not having an analog stick just use the 3ds or an emulator like DraStic on Android phones you can connect a Bluetooth controller with and an analog stick

[@xdanic3]

In the DS you have transitions from grass to ground textures, that looks much better, yeah the grass might be too green-yellow, but the ground texture on the n64 feels like sme misterious substance, if you've seen the high-res render96 project

[@Matanumi]

Funny how a lot of youngins actually GREW UP with the DS version...it has qirks but ultimately is the better game....THATS the one that needs an upscaled port

[@Tailslol]

you know with latest dev versions of dsmume you can enable texture filtering...

[@jackyhk5628]

Yes, and desmuME can render DS version into vertically 1080p but but can only go for 640x480 even in Wii U

[@GenesisKatt]

When I heard no music in peaches castle for the ds I was like bruh who dafuq made this

[@CJODell12]

SM64DS was the first Mario game I ever played to completion.

[@blazemkds]

No music in the main entrance of the castle in the DS version? I never realised that when I played through it in 2005

[@supersmashmaster43]

There is not sure why it was turned off in this vid

[@ianlima2344]

0:38 o jogo está em português?

[@THEPUNISHERBRAZIL]

Espanhol

[@murilokat3546]

k achei um br, vcs preferem qual versão?