4 SMB games, now in Stereo (unlike the monoraul Nintendo) not only look and sound better, now have a Save feature.

User Rating: 10 | Super Mario Collection SNES
By BiMetroWiccan | Review Date:
Super Mario All-Stars features the first three Super Mario Bros. Games, as well as a fourth that was previously unreleased in the United States: Super Mario Lost Levels, a one-player game that gives you the choice of playing as Mario or Luigi, in an adventure similar to the original Super Mario Bros.

Each game has its own highs and lows, (see reviews for the SMB games individually) but the basic rundown is that the original, and the third Super Mario Bros. are Two-Player, while the other two games are One-Player (SMB2 & Lost Levels)

Super Mario All-Stars packs the classics that made Nintendo famous.
Mario has come a long way from dodging kegs to rescue the then-generic blonde girl, to more detailed stories of saving Princess Toadstool (also known as Princess Peach) again, and again.. and again..and it never does get tiresome.

This collection of four SMB games, now in Stereo, with a well-needed Save feature (four save slots per game, with the ability to backtrack to earlier levels if desired), is one of the most worthwhile SNES games available, so if you're "hooked on the brothers" (remember the classic TV show?) this cartridge is a
must.

May the ongoing adventures to protect the Mushroom Kingdom continue!

Blessed Be

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