You can now play as Wario in the Super Mario 64 PC native DX12 game

SM64 SGI Project has released a brand new version of Render96 HD Model Pack for Super Mario 64 that adds a Wario 3D model. This Wario mod is basically a character swap mod for Luigi, and by replacing it PC gamers can play Super Mario 64 with Mario’s evil twin, Wario.

Since this is a simple character swap mod, Wario has the same voice with Mario. Moreover, the game’s NPCs refer to him as Mario during the cut-scenes. Still, it’s a cool mod that a lot of Super Mario 64 fans will find interesting.

Alongside the Wario model, Render96 HD Model Pack v1.4 adds doors and a HD Bowser fight 1 arena. It also updates a number of textures. You can download Render96 HD Model Pack v1.4 from here.

Furthermore, a new mod came out that brings Mario’s moveset from Super Mario Odyssey to Super Mario 64. By using this mod, players can experience Super Mario 64 in a completely different way. Therefore, we highly recommend downloading it.

In case you weren’t aware of, a team of indie developers released a native version of Super Mario 64 on the PC a while ago. This unofficial native PC version supports DX12, and allows players to use one hell of mods.

There are already HD Textures, a high quality Mario Model, and better draw distance mods. Furthermore, you can find a mod that allows you to play as Luigi.

Below you can find two videos showcasing the brand new mods for Super Mario 64!

8 thoughts on “You can now play as Wario in the Super Mario 64 PC native DX12 game”

      1. I don’t give a f%ck, they ported the game to PC, so just put some kb+mouse controls first instead of putting some useless mods. This game would benefit greatly with a camera controlled by mouse , the rest would be trivial.

          1. The game is free dumbass. And i’m not complaining, just making a question if they implemented the controls.

            “I’m just the messenger.”

            Your message is crap, you make it sound like fricking Mario 64 is some deep simulation game that requires a specific control set (next you say i need a n64 controller) instead of the casual game that it really is.

          2. One thing: You clearly didn’t get my point or sarcasm.
            Another thing: You sure that’s me the one who’s b*ching about controls here?
            Another one: Stop being stvpid!

          3. When you throw stupid, lazy pre-packaged arguments like “this game was intended to be played with a controller” as if you can’t NEVER improve over the native hardware, then expect to be called out on your idiocy.

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