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Mario 64 Multiplayer?

I loved Mario 64. Great Times! But now in multiplayer? What you talkin' bout, Willis?"


In ROM HACK world news, a patch is now available for download that lets you play Mario 64 multiplayer via emulation over the internet. If you've ever DREAMED of this, I guess it's your lucky day. The description in the video on YouTube shows you the link on how to download and apply the patch, for free. They do ask for donations, but it's not manditory (which is super cool and MAKES me want to donate). These re-programers of video games seem to give a voice to hardcore retro gamers as well as breathing new life into old favourties. Check out the video, it's a cool concept in our books!

Gameplay footage after the jump!



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