Super Mario All-Stars

Super Mario All-Stars is a 1993 video game collection of Super Mario Bros. titles released on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. The games included in this collection are Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, and Super Mario Bros. 3.
Super Mario All-Stars has been re-released several times. The first of these re-releases was on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, under the name Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World, and as the name suggests, it featured the SNES game, Super Mario World. In 2010, to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Mario franchise, the game was re-released on the Nintendo Wii.
== Changes ==
The game, being on the SNES, had improved graphics compared to the original Nintendo Entertainment System releases. The game adds the ability to save to all of the games in Super Mario All-Stars.
=== Super Mario Bros. and Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels ===
In Super Mario Bros. and Super Mario Bros.: the Lost Levels, in secret areas there is an image of either Mario or Luigi that says the word "Bonus." The backgrounds of the levels feature running water, better animation, different cloud, grass, and fort sprites. Enemies in the game also have different, more detailed sprites. In Bowser levels of each level, there are portraits of Bowser and other details in the background of the levels. Also, at Bowser levels, the number of Toads at the end of each level is the world's number; for example at World 2, there will be two toads, World 3 has three toards, et cetera.
=== Super Mario Bros. 2 ===
Several sprites in Super Mario Bros. 2 were also retooled. One such being Princess Peach's brown hair being changed into her official blonde hair. Several enemies that were multiple colours are now changed into just one of the two colour changes.
=== Super Mario Bros. 3 ===
Like the other games, Super Mario Bros. 3 received several new sprite changes. The overworld enemy sprites were entirely upgraded, the Kings were replaced with characters from Super Mario Bros. 2, and several other sprites received colour changes.
== Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World ==
In 1994, Super Mario All-Stars was re-released with Super Mario World featured within it. To fit with the new game added, the box art of Super Mario All-Stars was slightly changed.
This version of the game, as with the other four games featured in Super Mario All-Stars featured several sprite changes to Super Mario World. One important one being that Luigi was made much similar and given slight colour changes. Like the other games, Super Mario World now has four save files rather than the original's three. This version of Super Mario World also features a free-save system to save whenever the player would like so long as their on the overworld map.
Category:Games by Nintendo
Category:Games released in 1993
Category:Games that are rated E
Category:Games released on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Category:Mario series