Super Mario 64: My First Video Game! | Coop's Reviews

In yet another lengthy review, Cooper takes a look at the first ever video game he's ever played, Super Mario 64!

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0:00:00 - Intro
0:01:06 - Game Development
0:15:09 - Title Screen
0:18:41 - Story / Voice Acting
0:24:23 - Gameplay
0:33:46 - Bob-Omb Battlefield
0:38:43 - Whomp's Fortress
0:41:24 - Jolly Roger Bay / Drown House
0:46:13 - Cool, Cool Mountain
0:48:46 - Bowser 1
0:50:32 - "L Is Real 2401"
0:53:17 - Big Boo's Haunt
0:56:18 - MIPs / Switches
0:57:24 - Hazy Maze Cave
1:01:24 - Lethal Lava Land
1:04:16 - Shifting Sand Land
1:09:23 - Dire, Dire Docks / Bowser 2
1:13:29 - Snowman's Land
1:16:01 - Wet-Dry World
1:19:38 - Tall, Tall Mountain
1:22:24 - Tiny-Huge Island
1:27:23 - Tick, Tock Clock
1:29:41 - Rainbow Ride
1:32:01 - Backwards Long-Jump
1:34:25 - Final Bowser
1:42:30 - 120 Stars Reward
1:44:14 - Conclusion
1:47:28 - Ports
1:56:37 - Super Mario 64 DS
2:09:08 - Outro
2:11:42 - End Card

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