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Super Mario 64 Fan Recreates One Of The Game's Classic Levels In Unity
A Super Mario 64 super-fan has recreated one of the game's iconic levels in the Unity engine, and has made it available for all to play.
The creator, Roystan Ross, posted the impressive port on their website late last week. You can see a trailer showing off the game below, or you can just head to Ross' website to download the game and play it yourself.
On their site, Ross writes, "I currently do not have any plans to develop this any further, as this was created purely for demonstration purposes of the character controller and as a tribute to the original game." The port has been getting a lot of folks excited, though, so I wouldn't be surprised to see Ross port more of the game in the future.
[Source: Roystan Ross, via Reddit]
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