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Overall Calculated Sales:
7,583,470 (Unknown date)
| Jun 23, 1996 |
Super Mario 64 |
JP |
| Individual Release Specifications | [ Click here to collapse ] |
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| Title: |
Super Mario 64 |
| Region: |
Japan |
Release: |
Jun 23, 1996 |
| Model #: |
Unknown |
Price: |
9,800 Yen |
| Sales: |
1,639,914 (Unknown date) |
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| Sep 26, 1996 |
Super Mario 64 |
NA |
| Individual Release Specifications | [ Click here to collapse ] |
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| Title: |
Super Mario 64 |
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America |
Release: |
Sep 26, 1996 |
| Model #: |
NUS-NSME-USA |
Price: |
Unknown |
| Rating: |
KA - Kids to Adults |
| Sales: |
5,943,556 (Unknown date) |
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| Mar 01, 1997 |
Super Mario 64 |
EU |
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| Title: |
Super Mario 64 |
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Europe |
Release: |
Mar 01, 1997 |
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Mario's adventure places him in Toadstool Castle. (Toadstool Castle would also make an appearance in Peach's stage in Mario Kart 64.) Princess Peach is once again missing. Mario's only hope to get to Bowser and rescue Princess is accomplished by collecting stars within the worlds of paintings. (The theme of paintings will prove to play a major role in future Mario sequels on the Nintendo GameCube.) Collect all 120 stars to see Yoshi.
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