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Fan Shows Work-In-Progress Super Mario 64 Remake
It's early, but this video shows a fan-made Super Mario 64 remake in its early stages.
You won't see familiar levels, or characters outside of Mario himself, but you get a pretty good idea of what the creator, who goes by @Aryoksini on Twitter, is going for. You can also check out his Twitch account where he says, "'I'm a big fan of Super Mario 64, that's why I'm remaking the game, it will be a very difficult task, but I'm putting all my effort to achieve it."
You can check out the video below, which shows some impressive jumping skills, as well as this older video to see what progress has been made.
[Source: aryoksini on YouTube, via Reddit, Polygon]
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