Super Mario Maker and Nintendo Switch are trademarks of Nintendo. This Mario Paint inspired composer tool is easy and fun. The Nintendo Switch Game Vouchers may not be combined with any other sale, discount, or promotional offer unless otherwise specified. To receive promotional value, at least one Voucher must be redeemed for a game priced at $59.99 or above at time of redemption. Each Nintendo Switch Game Voucher may be redeemed for one game offered as part of the catalog. The Nintendo Switch Game Vouchers must be redeemed within 12 months from purchase date, have no cash value and cannot be transferred, returned or redeemed for cash. ***Paid Nintendo Switch Online membership required at the time of purchase and redemption of the Nintendo Switch Game Vouchers. This game is not compatible with courses created on the Wii U or Nintendo 3DS entries in the series. This game is completely free and does not require any downloads. Internet access required for online features. A computer version of the famous racing game by Nintendo. **Nintendo Switch Online membership (sold separately) and Nintendo Account required for online play. Game, system and some accessories sold separately. Or, if you do have a dusty old copy of this game lying around, play all you want, save your progress as you go, and have a great time.*Additional accessories may be required for local multiplayer mode. I’m no attorney and if you think for a second that you don’t want to cross that bridge, I’d say this isn’t for you or to play in an incognito window with a VPN on just to see it running. Sure, the site hosting the files may find legal issue, but you as a user should be just fine taking in the game if you choose to do so. It’s not to say that Nintendo won’t eventually shut this down, but having Mario 64 running in a browser keeps users from needing to go and search out/download ROMs to get up and running.

This effort is a bit different, however, bringing Mario 64 to the web to play in a browser with no download or installs necessary. While it is technically legal to have a ROM of a game you physically own (I own a physical cartridge of Mario 64 for what it’s worth), the whole thing is a bit of a gray area and something we’ve never felt comfortable peddling here at Chrome Unboxed despite the existence of some very fine emulators that work on Chromebooks. While there have been emulators in the past that you could use to ressurect this gem of a game, those all required users to also go and download ROMs in order to play.

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