The games included are good but if Nintendo was going to do a port, they could've at least done a port of All-Stars + Mario World. Overall, Super Mario All-Stars could've been much more. The addition of the Raccoon Leaf, the world map, the Koopalings, and the new world setup (lava, giant, forest, beach, etc.) really makes this a classic. Personally, I think this is the best game included in the pack. The last game included is Super Mario Bros. 2's bold new step for the series is why I like it so much. In one level, you may have to escape from Phanto while holding a key while in the next you may be throwing bombs at a mouse wearing sunglasses. You can play as Mario, Luigi, Peach, or Toad and they all have their own unique abilities. Seriously, the game will make you cry and throw your Wii remote. I definitely wouldn't recommend to anyone who isn't a complete expert. Star Fox 64 (USA) (Rev 3) (N64) (Virtual Console).wad: 2 19:24: 25.9M: Super Mario 64 (Europe) (N64) (Virtual Console).wad: 2 19:25: 20.7M: Super Mario 64 (Japan) (N64) (Virtual Console).wad: 2 19:26: 20.2M: Super Mario 64 (USA) (N64) (Virtual Console).wad: 2 19:27: 20. Kind of like how New Super Luigi U is to New Super Mario Bros. This page lazily generated with currently existing technology in 0. It is basically a much harder version of the original game but with completely new levels. One of my least favorite Mario games, Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels is the second game included. This is Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World, that collects all 4 NESs Super Mario Bros games and includes the eclusive SNES game Super Mario World. Also, some glitches like the Minus World were removed. For example, multiplayer is a bit changed up so whenever a player wins, the next player takes over which is nice. is the first game included in this pack with only a few changes. That aside, the games themselves are great and the graphics have a really nostalgic feel for older gamers. I'm sure I'm not the only one who would rather have had that game. For some reason, on Mario's 25th anniversary, Nintendo decided to release a port of the inferior version of the game without Super Mario World. Super Mario All-Stars was originally released on the SNES and Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World was released around a year later. I was originally ecstatic for the anniversary edition of Super Mario All-Stars! Four classic Mario games in one? Awesome! But then I found out that it was a **** an SNES game.
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