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28 nov. 2010
Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World
1 personnes sur 1 ont jugé cet avis utile. This cartridge contains a 16 bit overhaul of the three classic Super Mario Bros. titles that were released in the US on the NES, plus the Japanese Super Mario Bros. 2 (dubbed 'The Lost Levels' here in the States). It also contains the SNES Super Mario World, which brings the total number of games on the cart to a whopping five.
If you love old school platforming games, or if you just love Mario (or Luigi like myself.. more on that later), or if you collect/play old video games/systems.. this cartridge is a real treat to own.
Across the board graphics were updated to 16 bit, the sounds were updated to be more in line with Super Mario World, and the music for each game also got a 16 bit remaking. The old NES sounds and music had a certain charm to them in some regards, I admit, but the games are still extremely fun to play.. and when they come packed all in one place, it's near impossible to pass up if you own a SNES. Heck, Nintendo is currently rereleasing Super Mario All-Stars for the Wii.. ..but it doesn't include Super Mario World, which is a shame.
My one complaint on the whole cart is the physics change in the remake of SMB1/Lost Levels. When you busted a brick from below in the original, you got bounced downward. In this remake, you get sucked upwards slightly for some strange reason. It's very minor, but it was enough to annoy me greatly as a child. The secret coin pipe in World 1-2, for example, you could walk along the bottom and collect the coins, while busting the bricks above to collect both rows of coins at once. In this version, doing that is a very annoying task. Now that I'm an adult I really don't mind it so much, but I figured I should mention it.
As a final note, the real treat for me on this whole cart is the fact that Luigi has his own custom sprites in every game. He is no longer a simple pallet-swap of Mario. He was even give his own custom sprites in Super Mario World, which is the only real difference that game has when compared to its original incarnation.
♥Luigi
P.S. Forgot to mention that a couple bugs have also been fixed.. like the 'minus world' glitch in the original Super Mario Bros.