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Kaze Emanuar even added some of his own items, like the iconic Mario Bros.

With Kaze Emanuar’s toolset, players are able to create wall jump puzzles, different kinds of stars, coin blocks, Koopa shells, flying boxes and more. With the C buttons, he can switch between different objects, and raise or lower them in the environment. Using the mod, he creates in the 3D plane using a big red arrow. While he starts off with a cave theme, Kaze Emanuar easily changes it to a Bowser castle theme, complete with lava pools.įor the rest of the video, Kaze Emanuar sets up traps and obstacles for himself using his own Super Mario 64 Maker mod - easily jumping in and out of create and test mode to try his contraptions.

In a video showcasing the mod, Kaze Emanuar decides to create a red coin star in Super Mario 64. This new mod lets players create their own 3D Mario levels inside of Super Mario 64. Still, this is an ambitious project that appears to have worked, and it’s interesting to see what the classic single-player game looks like with a player two.Kaze Emanuar is back at it again with a “Super Mario 64 Maker” hack. The video also doesn’t show what happens if the two Marios wander too far away from each other, which seems like it could be problematic. series, but there appears to only be one set of lives in the video gameplay. It’s unclear if both players share lives like in the New Super Mario Bros. Naturally, it’s only available for a PC emulator version of Super Mario 64.

Two people can play together locally or online, or a solo gamer can “control both players for an added challenge.” The video, created by Skelux, shows off some modified co-op gameplay, which has been made available to download. Sadly, Luigi is still absent from this modded version of Super Mario 64 instead, Mario’s co-op partner is another Mario, only this one sports black overalls instead of blue. More than sixteen years after its release, a modder called Skelux has added co-op to Super Mario 64, so that Mario can finally play side-by-side with… Mario. Ultimately, it was released as a single-player game alongside the Nintendo 64. Sixteen years after its release, Super Mario 64 gets two-player online co-op.īefore Super Mario 64 was released in 1996, Nintendo was working on cooperative gameplay that would have let two people play together as Mario and Luigi.