The long-rumored 3D Mario collection is finally real in the form of Super Mario 3D All-Stars, but it comes with a few concerns. Mainly, Super Mario 64 is a top speedrun game.

Super Mario 64 speedrunner Bubzia has done what the community once thought impossible, securing a sub-20 minute time in the game's 16 star category while blindfolded.

In honor of the upcoming Mario Day (March 10th), we decided to put our very own Super Mario 64 speedrunner in the hot seat and have two top Mario 64 speedrunners give their thoughts and reactions ...

One of the most popular games to speedrun for pros and newcomers alike, Super Mario 64 was found to be a great option for the activity fairly early on in the advent of the practice.

Like Ocarina of Time, the Super Mario 64 speedrunning community is active and thriving – and is in fact the most popular game to speedrun from over 9,000 games submitted to speedrun.com.

That's not the only Super Mario 64 speedrun news we've had lately, as earlier this month, a speedrunner found a way to obtain the "impossible" 1-Up in the Cool, Cool Mountain level without dying.

How long did it take you to collect all 120 stars in Super Mario 64? Surely longer than one speedy gamer, who this week posted a video of what appears to be a world record speedrun.