What is nostalgia? It probably looks like the (Japanese) guide of Super Mario 64 which you can now consult again in full and to the delight of your eyes
Although it is often the topic from a more “technical” point of view, how to deal with certain bosses or the solution to some puzzles in certain levels, with the guidance of Super Mario 64 we went instead to understand the world behind this spectacular game which has marked more than a generation. But let’s try to take it slow.
Super Mario 64: where to (re) find his original guide
The original version of the Super Mario 64 guide (game we talked about in more detail here), a ‘Japanese 152-page edition from 1996 which is the same year the title was launched, it was the best an enthusiast could ask for. With descriptions detailed characters and levels, such “Sacred text of retrogaming” it was signed by personalities like that of Shigeru Miyamoto and concealed within it the marvelous dioramas representing the colorful levels.
Nowadays this object is practically unobtainableunless you go somewhere lost Japanese shop or you pass out on eBay, but fortunately it can be consulted comfortably online without smudging on the Internet Archive. Ah, we forgot, it’s free too!
Of course, of course it is in Japanesebut even those unfamiliar with the Japanese language will know pass over the ideograms and enjoy an authentic blast from the past. Maybe by re-establishing the first three-dimensional adventure of the legendary plumber on the Nintendone or on its portable version for 3DS. What memories do you have of this stratospheric title? And then, will you give it a good in-depth look?
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