First released in May, the unofficial Super Mario 64 PC port has received plenty of fan mods, and this latest one adds is a 60fps patch that syncs every animation from the original with the higher framerate. For those who have not heard of this port, it was made possible by a 2019 recompilation project where fans reverse engineered the game’s source code. Read more for a video and additional information.
This is not an emulated version, but rather one powered by DirectX 12 that enables players to run Super Mario 64 natively on a PC. It also means that fans are able to mod individual elements, like framerate, enemies, and more. If you want to dive a little deeper, it’s even possible to enable ray-tracing in Super Mario 64 using the third-party Reshade app.
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