ClassiCube creator screenshot demonstrating its mobile controls; not a desktop browser capture.
Image credits ↗Super Mario 64 × Minecraft
Mario’s movement transplanted into Minecraft through a native library and mod.
SetupCheck file requirementsOriginal-game image
Credits
Super Mario 64 original-game screenshot reference; not a capture of the linked project.
Super Mario 64 game imagery remains copyright its respective rights holders. Image credit and provenance: linked source page. No transferable license is inferred.
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Retro64 documents Mario’s moveset, swimming, attacks, inter-dimensional travel and an elytra-powered Wing Cap. Its setup combines the Minecraft mod with a native library and audio component, so this is not a standalone browser game.
- Project
- Retro64
- Original games
- Super Mario 64 · Minecraft
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Mario’s movement inside a Minecraft world
Retro64 takes Mario’s movement into Minecraft rather than presenting a standalone Super Mario 64 campaign. The project documents the full moveset, including the backwards long jump, alongside attacks, swimming and travel between dimensions. The appeal is the encounter between that expressive movement and Minecraft’s spaces, not a claim that Peach’s Castle or the original course sequence is included.
The crossover also changes how familiar systems meet: Mario can take damage and heal through experience or water. An optional first-person mode changes the viewpoint for some interactions. These are concrete ways the mod differs from simply launching Super Mario 64 beside Minecraft.
The elytra becomes a Wing Cap
The documented cap feature is the Wing Cap, accessed by equipping an elytra. Other caps are not implemented in the README’s status list. That is a useful boundary when planning a world or expecting the original game’s full set of power-ups.
Treat the movement and Minecraft integration as the project’s core attraction. A list of Mario actions does not imply that every Super Mario 64 collectible, enemy or level has been recreated in the host game.
Installation has more than one component
This repository is the Minecraft side of the mod. It also needs a native library and an executable for audio support; obtaining only the Java mod source is not a complete installation. The creator links an installation video for the assembled setup.
For contributors, the source build uses a JDK above version 17 and the Gradle wrapper, producing a mod JAR. That build output is still one part of the larger setup. Follow the creator’s installation route for the intended Minecraft environment rather than treating a successful Java build as evidence that the native and audio components are already present.
Before you play
How do I get started?
Follow the repository’s installation guide and required companion components.
Creator-reported · Project guideWhat should I know before playing?
The README calls the code unfinished; detailed game-data requirements were not established in the reviewed text.
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