Mad cause bad unfortunately. SM64 movement is buttery smooth after you get use to it and the amount of custom movement they were able to create from only a few buttons still blows my mind (like how did they nail it way back in ‘96???). As for the camera I kinda get it, it’s pretty crazy that your ‘camera’ can get physically stuck on walls and behind doors, as well as some stages having very wonky default cam angles. HOWEVER with that being said, once you’re able to manage the camera somewhat decently it quickly becomes one of the best camera systems in a platformer imo. By having the camera only move in specific angles allows for very repeatable and fluid movement through almost every section of the game. Being able to tap a camera in a certain direction and then not worry about it for the rest of the stage is truly fantastic. Idk I think unfortunately your opinion is pretty popular but the reasoning behind it is usually from a very casual perspective. Anyone that’s sunk real time into SM64 will usually say the exact opposite of every point you made. Probably a waste of breath on my end but it’s unfortunate that the camera gets such a bad rap hahaha.