Super Mario World

Super Mario World is a 2D platformer released by Nintendo on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1990.
== Production ==
Super Mario World began production in 1987 by Nintendo EAD led by Shigeru Miyamoto. He led a group of sixteen select members on the development of the game across three years. After these years, Miyamoto felt like the game was rushed in production and that the game was incomplete.
== Re-release ==
Super Mario World, like most of the early Mario platformers, has been re-released several times on several different consoles. In 1994, a re-release of Super Mario All-Stars (titled Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World) was released that featured the content from the original All-Stars as well as Super Mario World. 
Another release of the game was featured on the Game Boy Advance. This version was titled Super Mario Advance 2: Super Mario World. This version of the game lacked the multiplayer feature that the original release offered to players by using both Mario and Luigi. Luigi was still a usable character while playing the single player mode of the game, however.
Super Mario World was also re-released on the Nintendo Wii's Virtual Console.
== Reception ==
Super Mario World has received very well-reviewed scores, featuring nothing lower than a 8.5 average. Certain retailers such as Allgame gave this game a perfect five out of five star rating. This game has also been reviewed as one of the best games of time as well being one of the best-selling video games of all time, selling over 20 million copies worldwide since its release.
Category:Games released in 1990
Category:Games released on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Category:Games that are rated E
Category:Games by Nintendo
Category:Mario series