"Super Mario 64" is the Nintendo 64 game that brought Nintendo's long-running "Super Mario" series into the third dimension and revolutionized platform gaming in the process. The title ditches the traditional side-scrolling "Super Mario" action in favor of wide-open three-dimensional landscapes filled with challenges and puzzles. "Super Mario 64" was never released on PC but can be played on a computer via emulator. If you've got the game up and running, the next step is how to control the action without Nintendo's distinctive N64 joypad.
Instructions
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Open the "Options" menu of your emulator program and choose "Controls" or "Set Controls."
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Map the game's action buttons to the keys you want to use. By default, the movement arrows are used to simulate the Nintendo 64's joystick, but these can be changed to other keys, such as the "WASD" configuration, if you prefer.
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Press "OK" to return to your emulator. "Super Mario 64" can now be controlled via your computer's keyboard.
