Via Kotaku Super Mario All Stars a Wii release for Mario's 25th?

Update October 21st release date in Japan

http://www.cheapassgamer.com/forums/...d.php?t=286828

wonder if they can release this in time for the 25th anniversary of Mario in the US

Already have Super Mario Bros 3 and Super Mario World from Virtual Console. Don't really need to buy this over the remaining ones. Although a cool idea, doubt I will be purchasing it.

Anyone else think they may pull a New Super Mario Bros Wii and just update the graphics on everything?

Originally Posted by 4thHorseman Anyone else think they may pull a New Super Mario Bros Wii and just update the graphics on everything?

No.

I doubt this will even come to the states.

Don't worry it's Mario, it'll come here.

Meh, the music on Mario All-Stars for SNES is annoying as all hell, and I strongly prefer the graphics on the original NES to the remade graphics on the SNES, particularly in the case of Super Mario Brothers 3

Super Mario All-Stars and the GBC Mario 1 are prime examples of old Nintendo vs. new Nintendo. In the 90s, you got robust, feature-filled ports and remakes. Beginning with the GBA, though, just look at the pitiful ports. All those Mario Advance games should have been in one All-Stars style cartridge. The NES/Famicom Classics series carts of Mario 1 and 2 (or Lost Levels, not released on the GBA here) are pitiful, too. They're straight up ports. Not even a decade earlier they included both games in one cart with a loving translation to the GBC and included all sorts of other crazy stuff. It's shameful.

That being said, I'd pick this All-Stars thing up if it comes out stateside on disc. The SNES All-Stars cart literally provided me years of gameplay when I was a kid. It's one of my favorite games.

You still got Metroid Zero Mission, which has the original NES Metroid as an unlockable.

I'll be picking up Mario All Stars if they bring it out here; I still don't have it for SNES.

If they update the graphics to NSMBWii style I'd be in but otherwise I'll pass. I already have all of these games for the NES and I have the All-Stars cart for the SNES and most of the GBA ports too. I certainly don't need to buy these games again.

This game came with my SNES back in the day. It was a great compilation, especially as a pack-in. I'd buy it for $20 if they include super mario world. If its just 1-3 and Lost Levels, I'd pass.

Originally Posted by Chuplayer Super Mario All-Stars and the GBC Mario 1 are prime examples of old Nintendo vs. new Nintendo. In the 90s, you got robust, feature-filled ports and remakes. Beginning with the GBA, though, just look at the pitiful ports. All those Mario Advance games should have been in one All-Stars style cartridge. The NES/Famicom Classics series carts of Mario 1 and 2 (or Lost Levels, not released on the GBA here) are pitiful, too. They're straight up ports. Not even a decade earlier they included both games in one cart with a loving translation to the GBC and included all sorts of other crazy stuff. It's shameful. That being said, I'd pick this All-Stars thing up if it comes out stateside on disc. The SNES All-Stars cart literally provided me years of gameplay when I was a kid. It's one of my favorite games.

SMA4 (SMB3), was sadly, overlooked, because its best improvements relied on the novel, but really useless, e-Reader, which added extra levels and elements from all of the games plus a few additions of its own.

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Originally Posted by 62t You still got Metroid Zero Mission, which has the original NES Metroid as an unlockable.

But Metroid sucks. I consider it Gunpei Yokoi's worst creation, even beating the Virtual Boy.

Originally Posted by foltzie SMA4 (SMB3), was sadly, overlooked, because its best improvements relied on the novel, but really useless, e-Reader, which added extra levels and elements from all of the games plus a few additions of its own.

Yeah, I know about the e-reader junk, but I'd rather not jump through my own butthole for some stuff that a good ROM hack can do better. Ever play Super Mario Adventure? It's awesome.

Originally Posted by Chuplayer But Metroid sucks. I consider it Gunpei Yokoi's worst creation, even beating the Virtual Boy.

Congrats. This is the dumbest thing I've ever read on the internet.

suuuppppaaa Mario

now off to go watch my super mario super show dvds

Originally Posted by icedrake523 Congrats. This is the dumbest thing I've ever read on the internet.

Awww come'on! The Virtual Boy immersed the player in the game so much that it gave them SEIZORS! Metroid can't compete with that!

it just better not come in one of those pile of shit eco cases.

My SNES is in a box somewhere, so I'd check this out.

I don't have this game for SNES, so why not?