#Super mario 64 ds multiplayer 4 players series#

Eventually, you'll find Mario, Luigi, and Wario, and you'll be able to switch between them whenever you like. Yoshi controls almost identically to Mario, though instead of Mario's three-hit combo attack, Yoshi can stick out his tongue and swallow enemies whole, turning them into eggs that you can toss at other enemies. Yoshi, who has been sleeping on top of the castle (which is actually where he was hidden in the original game), wakes up, notices that everything seems just a little too quiet, and sets off to find the missing characters.Īt this point, the game sets off as you'd expect if you've played the original, with Yoshi hopping around, jumping into paintings, and collecting power stars. Mario now shows up for the party with Wario and Luigi in tow, and the three of them enter the castle and promptly vanish. Though the game still opens with Peach inviting Mario to her castle (where she subsequently is kidnapped), you don't actually play as Mario right off the bat. Super Mario 64 DS is, essentially, the same game that was released back in 1996, though a few new twists and turns have been added. Now that trend has carried over to the DS.

#Super mario 64 ds multiplayer 4 players series#

Nintendo has been rereleasing its Mario games for its handheld systems for years, most recently via the Super Mario Advance series on the Game Boy Advance.

The game that created the modern platformer holds up pretty well in its transition to a handheld platform.