(3DS widescreen and analog patch)
Actually a very well-made remake. I've played the original SM64 for probably hundreds of hours ever since I was a kid, but I never beat it. This is my first time playing to the very end, getting 82 stars (you need 80 instead of 70 in this version to reach the ending)

The controls and game feel are still a little scuffed compared to the original, but I like the unique movesets of the other characters, new powerups, new levels, and the new Switch Stars. Some of the minigames are fun as well. The smoother framerate and somewhat more fair game balance is also greatly appreciated, but there are still a lot of major objectives that take place over instant death pits and the meaningless lives system is still here. It's just a little strange to see this clashing of two very different game design eras.
Also SM64 DS came out 8 years after SM64, but SM64 DS itself is now 20 years old! Holy shit!