Unreal Engine 4-powered "Super Mario Galaxy" Fan Project Gets New Video, Shows Functional Wall Jumps

YouTube’s member ‘CryZENx’ has released a new tech video from his Unreal Engine 4 project that aims to combine Super Mario 64 with Super Mario Galaxy in Epic’s engine.

[RmanX1000]

Quick someone call Nintendo! TAKE IT DOWN! #NoStealing #NinlluminatiBeWatching

[zeal0us]

Pff I already reported to Nintendo's headquarters. They told me they're about to go Phoenix Wright on his butt.

[Neonridr]

Wow, great job on the animation. Really captures the feel from the original.

[DragoonsScaleLegends]

Nothing amazing, he should just make his own game with these features.

[Emrage]

It's pretty amazing imo the person that made this has a lot of talent but you're right he should make his own game but still this looks awesome.

[DragonKnight]

Hey would you mind uploading your video?

[spicelicka]

It is amazing.

[DevilOgreFish]

@ drpepperdude

It takes a lot of effort to make a decently budgeted game. There's beta testing, scripting, designing. and then there's the modeling aspects and making textures from scratch. That kind of stuff is ment for a team.

[wakeNbake]

If they get aggressive over youtube licensing, I can only imagine how they will react to this.

[TeamLeaptrade]

I really wonder how long Nintendo will let this go. Anyways, this is really cool and looks impressive.

[curtis92]

Something about mario + real time lighting and awesome shaders that make me happy.

[dillhole]

I'm always curious, as with the SMB64 remake how they get the movement and handling so close to Nintendo's originals. I'm not technical in these departments, but is it a case of taking the original code and somehow building a new shell around it? or is this all built from the ground up? Either way this is very impressive.

[DevilOgreFish]

the animations and character was most likely ripped from a game, then imported the assets into UE4.