Unlike All-Stars, however, 3D All-Stars is a more traditional Compilation Rerelease with the games remaining mostly unchanged from their original counterparts (outside of a few minor changes to account for the change in consoles such as being able to play Galaxy both with its original control scheme using Joy-Cons or a more traditional one using the Switch Pro Controller, updated HD textures, and Sunshine being in 16:9 widescreen for the first time). In 2020, for Super Mario Bros.'s 35th anniversary, Nintendo released Super Mario 3D All-Stars, a similar collection for the 3D Mario games comprised of Super Mario 64, Super Mario Sunshine, and Super Mario Galaxy for the Nintendo Switch. Afterwards, for the 35th anniversary, the game was made available for the Nintendo Switch Online service on September 3, 2020. This one is playable with just the Wii Remote, though the option to play with a Classic Controller or Nintendo GameCube controller is available. To justify this as a Wii disc and not a Virtual Console download, Nintendo put a few Feelies in the boxed set. This version uses emulation to run the SNES game in the Wii. 3 remakes were later used to create the first and last entries in the Super Mario Advance series of remakes.įor 2010, Nintendo released Super Mario All-Stars again, as a Wii disc, to mark the 25th anniversary of Super Mario Bros. It is not for purist players, but the gameplay remains almost exactly as in the original games.
It was not released in Japan, and was only available in western regions bundled with the console as the Super NES Mario set.įor those players who missed the NES era, Super Mario All-Stars became their introduction to the four classic games, now updated with 16-bit graphics and sound.
As World is already a SNES game, this version only adds a few tweaks, particularly new sprites for Luigi. Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World (1994) has those four games and Super Mario World. For players outside Japan, this was the first chance to play The Lost Levels, which was a Family Computer Disk System exclusive. 1993’s Super Mario All-Stars note titled Super Mario Collection in Japanese, for the SNES, is a hybrid Compilation Rerelease/ Video Game Remake of the four mainline NES Mario games Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, Super Mario Bros.
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