Super Mario 64 DS

It's your list.

The remake for Mario 64 DS.

Yes.

Yeah, I thought about having it on here, but it's like, I don't know.

party.

It's like, again, I don't care too much for that game to stick up for it and make it a B tier, so that's fine.

But above Mario 64 DS.

Let's just clarify that.

Yeah, Takafumi Noma, I'm on their IMDB.

Yeah, they worked on Unicorn Overlord, uh, S- 13 Sentinels, Super Mario 64 DS, fun fact.

But hell yeah.

I mean, this looks like their other games.

The DS didn't have quite the ability of the 3DS after it.

That being said, Mario 64 DS was a very good...

Um, and slightly more detailed execution on, on Mario 64.

Um, and so, you know, that they could at least kind of get, get there with it if they had wanted to.

It's just a, that's a nice piece of, real nice piece of gaming hardware.

I wanted to say that I felt that a little bit with Breath of the Wild, but reflecting on it, that's just an extension of the feeling that I had playing Mario 64 DS.

Like, the N64 in the palm of my hand?

A, a PS3 Professional in the palm of your hands.

Like when I was a kid, me and my mates, I think if I played it now, though, I wouldn't because it's very basic for what it is.

Then just like in Mario 64 DS, there are Oh, minigames.

I didn't play the minigames.

I think there's a few new ones.

And I sat there until 7 p.m. that day, went to no classes.

And I just played Super Mario 64 DS and chain smoke cigarettes and just would go to the cafeteria and get like a burger and fries and shit.

That's a

dream day right

going to pull like a like a Mario 64.

Sorry, Mario DS thing where it's like you have to play as a shy guy.

You have to play as Andrew or something.

You have to be