Super Mario All-Stars
"Super Mario All-Stars" sold 10.55 million copies by 2015, including 2.12 million in Japan, making it one of the bestselling "Super Mario" games. The compilation received critical acclaim. Reviewers thought it was a must-have that represented the SNES library at its finest, and would occupy players for hours, if not days. "Nintendo Magazine System" ("NMS") estimated it could entertain players for up to a year. A critic from "Computer and Video Games" ("CVG") described "Super Mario All-Stars" as the "Super Mario" director's cut, bringing fans updated graphics and audio in addition to a game ("The Lost Levels") few had experienced. A reviewer from "Electronic Gaming Monthly" ("EGM"), overwhelmed by the improvements, called it a "masterpiece from beginning to end".