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Super Mario All-Stars

  • 1993
  • SNES
  • Nintendo
  • 16-bit home console
  • 4th generation

History

Redrawn sprites packed four NES Mario adventures onto Super Mario All-Stars. Super Mario Bros., the Japanese Super Mario Bros. 2 known in the West as The Lost Levels, Super Mario Bros. 2, and Super Mario Bros. 3 share one SNES cartridge.

Save files, especially welcome inside Super Mario Bros. 3, changed how a rented weekend could reach Bowser. In 1993 many SNES owners met those earlier journeys here, while the original NES cartridges remain their own records.

The 16-bit coats of paint keep the old level maps. A pipe in World 1-1 still drops into the coin room, only the bricks look newly painted.

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