No widescreen support, Some menus use A to start, others use +; no indication as to which to use. SNES Game on Wii disc.

User Rating: 5 | Super Mario All-Stars (Super Mario Bros. 25th Anniversary Limited Edition) WII
By core2kid | Review Date:
I was so excited to play this when I got home. I put it in the system and I was shocked when the screen switched from widescreen to 4x3 ratio. I then loaded the game up. Not to mention, there's no indication as to what button you have to hit to start it (sometimes + is select, other times it's A). Once I started the game, I didn't notice anything different in the graphics at all! They suck. They look just like the SNES if I was to hook it up to my HDTV! I am using genuine Nintendo component cables for the Wii, on the latest update, and I am set to 480P.

The second soundtrack CD is pretty cool. Not something you're gonna listen to in your car or anything. It's a listen once and done type of thing. It includes sounds such as the mario theme, one up sound, mushroom sound, etc. The second booklet is really nice. The print is very sharp and it has some nice memories inside. The binding is really tight though so it feels like you're gonna break the book when opening it all the way to read it.

In conclusion, $30 isn't a bad price point but you should know what you're getting. You're just getting a SNES game copied onto a Wii DVD.

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