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 ...

A fork of Super Mario 64 Port with support for the PSP and the Dreamcast.

Ray tracing being implemented in the unofficial PC port of Super Mario 64 is just the latest in a long line of community efforts around the Italian plumber through emulation.

If you’re after an immaculate playthrough of Mario 64 with ray tracing, you’re probably better off waiting—if you’re interested in the tech, it’s definitely worth checking out.

A new mod for 1996's iconic Super Mario 64 for the unofficial PC port lets you play the game forever thanks to infinitely generated random levels.

Mario Kart 64 could be the next Nintendo 64 game to get an unofficial native PC port, as decompilation efforts for the game have finally completed.

This port was first assembled by id Software in 1990, before the developer had even released Doom, and was intended to enable Super Mario Bros. 3 to run on MS-DOS PCs.

In context: Earlier this year, a brave, anonymous PC user launched their own proper Mario 64 port for PC, without warning or fanfare. Though Nintendo was quick to crack down on download links, the ...

The overall lack of bells and whistles make Super Mario 3D All Stars a bit of a disappointment, but taken as individual works, the games speak for themselves.

I always think I can never be more impressed with all the insanely cool stuff modders do with games these days, but one person managing to stuff Super Mario 64 into Minecraft has proven me wrong.

Another Nintendo 64 game has been decompiled, and it's Rare's iconic 3D platformer Banjo-Kazooie. This means we should be getting a native PC port soon.

Super Mario 64 Port is an unofficial version of Super Mario 64 for modern computers, being a fork of the Super Mario 64 Decompilation. Like a mod, the player still needs to have the original game ...