We’ll report back if and when we hear more in the future. Given how widespread the PC port must have traveled by now, however – Nintendo might have a hard time eliminating every copy out on the web. For instance, one of the videos we reported on previously is no longer available at all: Were the Mario Brothers Were your number one druthers We play tennis and soccer-Im also a doctor Make way for the Mario Bros If youve got graffiti to erase Or you need our help in outer space We can ref a fight or check your piping-Travel time or teach you typing-Blast off Bowsers face Were the Mario Brothers Were discreet. Reportedly, Nintendo has also been targeting videos that demonstrate the PC port in action. “The reported file contains an unauthorized derivative work based on Nintendo’s copyrighted work.” “The copyrighted work is Nintendo’s Super Mario 64 video game, including the audio-visual work, software, and fictional character depictions covered by U.S. One complaint sent to Google apparently reads as follows: US-based law firm Wildwood Law Group LLC, known to work alongside Nintendo often, has reportedly been chasing down copies of the port and slapping host sites with copyright complaints. While the port has been garnering much praise from gamers and modders alike, however – Nintendo themselves aren’t exactly clapping for the fan project… Earlier this week, we reported on the quiet release of a Super Mario 64 port that fans engineered to work on PCs with 4K and ultra widescreen support.
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