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Super Mario All Star

lovetheblindone

That would be a sweet deal, however I doubt it would ever happen :(.

The problem is that I can't easily believe that Nintendo will ever release Super Mario All-Stars for the Virtual Console. Why would Nintendo release a game for $8 when they could sell the original three games for $5 a piece. I don't know about you but for me this is upsetting. Will I ever see Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels on the Wii or any of the SNES versions of the other 3?

I thought of three things Nintendo could do. One thing they could do is allow those who already bought all three to download All Stars with the upgraded graphics for free or a Dollar or so. Two they could offer the Super Mario All-Stars Rom with The lost levels being the only thing available, and sell that for a few bucks. finally they could separately release the SNES versions apart. I hope that what ever the case, Nintendo Will give Mario Fans what they want, and release some form of Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels and the 16-bit SNES versions of 1 2 and 3.

Does anyone else think that they should release Super Mario All-Stars for virtual console?

Anyways, the problem is that I can't easily believe that Nintendo will ever release Super Mario All-Stars for the Virtual Console. Why would Nintendo release a game for $8 when they could sell the original three games for $5 a piece. I don't know about you but for me this is upsetting. Will I ever see Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels on the Wii or any of the SNES versions of the other 3?

I thought of three things Nintendo could do. One thing they could do is allow those who bought all three to download All Stars with the upgraded graphics for free or a Dollar or so. Two they could offer the Super Mario All-Stars Rom with The lost levels being the only thing available, and sell that for a few bucks. finally they could separately release the SNES versions apart. I hope that what ever the case, Nintendo Will give Mario Fans what they want, and release some form of Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels and the SNES versions of the other 3.