Super Mario’s Extravaganza

Super Mario's Extravaganza, otherwise known in Japan as Super Mario Collection 2, or in Europe, Super Mario: Renowned Titles, is a compilation of Mario's more well known games, while bringing some brand-new games into the mix. This compilation is developed by Nintendo, Intelligent Systems, Hudson Soft and Nintendo EAD, who are responsible for Super Mario All Stars, along with the help of Square Enix. The reason behind this games many games is by how Shigeru Miyamoto wanted to appeal to those new and old players, while showing some unknown games/lose games to please those who enjoy hunting for lost media.
The games in this list have been revamped, by sometimes adding new features, characters, music and new graphics. The save feature has been re-done for some games. The games featured on this list that as a public/private playable copy is featured in this game as a reward for beating it's remake. The new save system saves the scores, current level and everything before being saved. Due to the massive size of this game, it is adviced to either have a SD Card in use or have 27 GB free, however if you purchased the special bundle, which includes Mario's History, concept art and music discs from the games featured in the compilation along with the game along with Red Joycons, the game is already preinstalled with some virtual console games. Due to time schedules and time constraints, many games were left out and re-added as DLC or as a new section.
== Micro Transactions ==
Brand new games that are featured in this are able to buy to play separately, however, if not owning the game, it is only possible to buy one new game.. Some updated games that are made for the Nintendo Switch, can be bought as DLC for their game. It is not needed to own the game to buy DLC. The prices and descriptions are listed down:
=== Super Mario Odyssey: Deluxe Edition ===
Description: A brand new experience! Join Mario (and Luigi!) as they explore a new world, with brand new characters and moves! *Must own Super Mario Odyssey
Price: $13.99
=== Mario Bros: Turned Tables ===
Description: Something's gumming up the plumbing, and Mario and & Luigi are going to have to fix that! Help the Bros. travel through brand new worlds in this arcade remake, with brand new skills, such as back-flips, punches and picking!
Price: $15.00
=== Mario's Factory ===
Description: Open up for business! Make brand new worlds with original graphics, that can be created by you! Compose your own music and create your own set of sprites, along with your own paint studio and share all of your work on the internet!
Price: $29.99
==Gameplay (HUB World)==
A 3D hub-world, similar to Super Mario Odyssey, known as Shopping Mall, is where the NEW Coconut Mall is being built, and needs you to help! To help build the New Coconut Mall, you must complete quests for fellow NPCs like Toads, New Donkers with their problems. These problems use your platforming skills, and can be done whenever.
Once finishing building the New Coconut Mall, you must also help open up businesses by either getting past certain points in different games or by opening them up yourself with coins scattered across the mall. The NPCs vary from old to new, and offer very special gifts when shopping at their store.
Buyable items can include exclusive costumes for Mario Odyssey, stickers and different characters to complete more tasks that are unaccessable for other characters.
One of the businesses first opened when finishing construction is an arcade, where all the games in the compilation are playable, including a story mode. To access games before opening the Arcade is to find multiple arcade cabinets around the place.
==Mario's Timeless Adventure (Story Mode)==
==Featured Games==
The games featured in this compilation have been split up into different sections, depending on what console or what genre they're released in, these sections are:
*Classic Beginning - Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Junior and Mario Bros.
*All-Stars - Super Mario Bros. + The Lost Levels,  Super Mario Bros.: Special Adventure (formally known as Super Mario Bros Special), Super Mario Bros.: Climbing Subcon (formally known as Super Mario Bros. 2/USA), Super Mario Bros. 3 and Super Mario World.
*Handheld All-Stars- Super Mario Land, Super Mario Land 2: The Golden Coins, Donkey Kong 94', New Super Mario Bros. and New Super Mario Bros. 2.
*3D Adventures - Super Mario 64, Super Mario Sunshine, Super Mario 3D World and Super Mario Odyssey.
*The Tables Turned- Mario Bros: Turned Tables.
*The Forgotten Factory - Mario's Factory, Mario's Cement Factory and Mario Bros. (Bottling Factory)
*Hidden Secrets - VB: Wario Land, Wario Land Trilogy, Mario Clash and VB Mario Land.
The games featured have their original counterparts playable when finishing the game selected. However, games that have touch capability are only playable docked. Some games with other re-releases are not featured.
==Classic Beginnings==
=== Donkey Kong ===
Jumpman and Lady can each either be replaced with Mario and Pauline. The cut sound effects from Lady are re-added to either play instead of the sound effects or play with the sound effects. When choosing either both Jumpman and Lady, the setting instead takes place within Brooklyn (Called in-game Cranklyn), while Mario and Pauline taking place within New Donk City. The graphics and sprites used for Jumpman and Lady are different to that of Mario and Pauline. The music, however, is the same for each character.
=== Donkey Kong Junior ===
A brand new level, based of Coleco's DKJR prototype 5th level, is added, taking place within a pie factory. Other than the new level, nothing is new, except the graphics and music.
=== Mario Bros ===
The remake is mostly a combination of MB.Classic and Kaettekita/Return of. The graphics are redone to look like the original arcade version, along with some new music. Features of the Kaettekita version have been redone, such as the Slot Machine, where it is only useable after dying once. A contest was held to people who ever could reach the Top 10. The scrapped snake enemy, found in the MB. files, were re-added and now also features cutscenes, using the scrapped sprites of Mario.
==All-Stars==
=== Super Mario Bros. + The Lost Levels  ===
The remake of the game is mostly exactly like Super Mario All-Stars, but however, has been combined with SMB Deluxe, as it now features Vs-Mode and Vs-Boo. The graphics have been remade to resemble the original sprites. Different modes are choose-able such as a NES version, SNES version and a GBA version, which is a recoloured SNES version, using the GBA colour palette. Luigi's controls are used for the original and TLL along with him being playable separately. The music is remastered, however to sound like the console version that is being played, such as the NES being plucky.
=== Super Mario Bros.: Special Adventure (Buyable) ===
Purchased for 3500 coins, you will earn the remake of an exclusive PC Game. The remake includes Luigi as a playable character, however having the same stats as Mario, it uses the same sprites from SMB+TLL, however the colour palette has been changed to mostly replicate the original. The game plays as like an original Mario game would do and finally, the Hudson Soft logo (known as Hu-Bee originally) has been replaced with a hat. The music used is the same as SMB+TLL
=== Super Mario Bros.: Climbing Subcon ===
The remake is mostly the same as SMB+TLL, just like the sprites redone to resemble the original sprites. The scrapped multiplayer mode has been re-added, with it's original features. You no longer either black out or wait for the screen to catch up when moving up, as the camera will follow instead of moving up screen. The music is the same like SMB+TLL, as it is made to sound like either console that the version is based off.
=== Super Mario Bros. 3 ===
Just like the rest, this the last game to use the eight-bit colour palette. The graphics have been modified from the SMB+TLL to almost replicate SMW, but not resemble it however. Mario Bros. Classic VS Mode is used as the new battle mode, Luigi is playable, using the slippery traction and higher jumps and E-World is included, however it acts as an unlockable, by beating the game. Instead of using cards to play games, you must complete levels to unlock the rest of the levels. The extra features are unlocked when starting E-World. This is the final game to use the NES styled music.
=== Super Mario World ===
Mario & Luigi have been redone in terms of graphics, as the palette used is sixteen-bit and Mario and Luigi have more brighter colours and the GBA colour palette relatively staying the same. The Hammer Suit has been added, along with the Hammer Bros, original Goombas and Koopa Troopas and the Chain Chomp, however in very few levels. Once completing the game, it is possible to take a pipe to a different island, which is the world seen from early betas. However, it has been redesigned to look ruined and is also called, 'Rotten Mushroom'. The levels featured in the world is either ruined beta levels seen or brand new levels, which are also designed to look ruined.
==Handheld All-Stars==
=== Super Mario Land ===
Luigi is now a playable character, along with brand new backgrounds and music. The graphics are mostly the same as Super Mario Land 2, but little bit modifyed. The music mostly resembles a gameboy style, along with the colour being black and white. There is an option to change to a more coloured version, but however using the GBC colour palette.
=== Super Mario Land 2 The Golden Coins ===
The remake looks a lot like SMA remakes, such as the score counter on top and a post-game challenge, which is to find Yoshi eggs surrounded across the worlds. The graphics remain mostly the same, but is also able to change colour, similar to SML. Luigi is playable at the beginning of the game and is changable by pressing SELECT.
=== Donkey Kong 94' ===
Nothing else is new other than the ability to use the SGB borders while playing both versions (Remastered and Original) and the save ability saving the level instead of the 5th. The graphics and music is redone along with the rest.
=== New Super Mario Bros. ===
The game uses 3D model instead of 3D sprites. The dual screens have been turned into one screen, with the counters looking similar to that of SMW. Multiplayer is now playable for each level, and 2 new worlds are unlocked after defeating Bowser and collecting all the Star Coins. These two worlds are based of Mines and the Future. The music has been either re-done to sound like the latest NSMB or borrowed. Luigi is selectable before choosing a file and has his slippery traction and higher jumps. 2 Player can be played from either 2 Nintendo Switchs or Joy-Cons.
=== New Super Mario Bros. 2 ===
Nothing else is new, other than 2 Players being available with 2 Joy-Cons or 2 Nintendo Switchs and all the Coin-Rush packs are unlocked. 3D Models are used instead of 2D 3D sprites.
==3D Adventures==
(Only two games have been remastered/redone.)
=== Super Mario 64 ===
The remake is the DS remake, however with more cleaner 3D Models and all the Caps are useable for each character. The music mostly remains faithful to the same, but still redone.
=== Super Mario Odyssey ===
The file screen and title screen to be more faithful to the original SM64 (moveable Mario's head) and SMS (file screen exactly the same as this game, but combined with GB:DK). In options, it is now possible to remap controls and use the original punchs and kicks in SM64. Luigi is playable, with his slippery traction and higher jumps. He can not use Cappy, but he can use balloons to get around. 2 Player uses both Mario and Luigi, but however Mario is restricted to fewer controls. As Luigi is now playable, Wario takes over his balloon world with 'Wario's Gold Mine', however being a reskin, using chests instead of balloons and Wario in his WarioWare outfit combined with his original outfit. A brand new world, known as Classic Kingdom, Bitero, takes place in classic kingdom combined of different worlds from old games. It uses an Underground Subway to get around the place, it is unlocked after earning 900 moons.
==The Tables Turned (Buyable)==
=== Mario Bros.: Turned Tables ===
The remake is similar to that of GBDK, such as new worlds and new enemies. The graphics are similar to the arcade's version and new music has been made.
==The Forgotten Factory (Unlockable)==
=== Mario Factory ===
=== Mario's Cement Factory ===
=== Mario Bros. (Bottling Factory) ===
==Hidden Secrets (Unlockable)==
=== VB Wario Land ===
=== Wario Land: Trilogy ===
=== Mario Clash ===
=== VB Mario Land ===
==RPG & Spinoffs (Re-Release)==
Just like the original release, they are also split up into different sections. These are:
*Off-Spins - Pinball, Dr Mario, Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, Mario Kart 64, Donkey Kong 3, Donkey Kong Country and Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker.
*Role-Players - Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga, Paper Mario 64, Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door, Super Mario RPG and Mario and Luigi: Partners in Time.
==Off-Spins==
(Only Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is not remade, as it is a direct port of the game.)
=== Pinball ===
The remake is mostly the same, however, featuring new cabinets based of Nintendo franchises such as Zelda, Kirby, Mario, etc. There are two new options, being original and advanced. Original plays like the original Pinball, along with the Mario mini-game, while advance has many new features such as arcade mini-games, bumper mini-games and story-progression.
=== Dr Mario ===
=== Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island ===
=== Mario Kart 64 ===
=== Donkey Kong 3 ===
=== Donkey Kong Country ===
==Role-Players==
=== Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga ===
The remake is mostly the 3DS remake, however in one screen, just like the original version.
=== Paper Mario 64 ===
=== Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door ===
=== Super Mario RPG ===
=== Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time ===
==Unlockable Features==
==Beta Elements==
==Trivia==
* Originally, in the SML2 remake, the title screen would've been a re-done version of the original GB game, however, the title screen was made to resemble the pre-release title screen.
* Hidden deep in SMB+TLL files, a secret text file reads 'Congrats! You have found the hidden Chocolate Factory!', referencing the chocolate factory level rumor for the original SMB.
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