Super Mario 64 (the 1996 N64 classic) is playable on PC via emulators like Cemu or Project64, with enhancements like 4K resolution, texture packs, and even mods that add new levels. For PC players who played Mario 64 on the N64, what’s the most nostalgic part of emulating it on PC—Was it collecting Power Stars in iconic levels like Bob-omb Battlefield or Peach’s Castle, hearing the game’s upbeat soundtrack, or mastering Mario’s moves (triple jump, wall jump)? How did emulator enhancements improve the experience—Did 4K resolution make the game’s blocky 3D graphics look better without losing charm, or did texture packs (like ‘Super Mario 64 HD’) make it feel like a new game? Additionally, Mario 64 was revolutionary for 3D platformers—Do you think it still holds up as a fun game today, or do modern 3D Mario games (like Super Mario Odyssey) make it feel clunky? Finally, have you tried mods like ‘Super Mario 64 Online’ (which adds multiplayer) or ‘Mario 64: Last Impact’ (which adds new levels)—Did these mods make the game more replayable, or did they take away from the original’s solo, exploratory vibe?