ROR: Super Mario All Stars Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มี.ค. 2014
- Time for one final review in the Classic Mario marathon. This time, it's the excellent SNES reincarnation of the original 4 NES games, all in one convenient package. This is Super Mario All Stars.
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Super Mario All Stars includes Super Mario bros 1, 2, 3, and Knuckles.
Another version has adds Super Mario World
You had me at Knuckles
I think 1, CD, 2, & 3 is more accurate, with Knuckles being the + Mario World version
With New Funky Mode™
Ok
So did anyone else, as a child, see the pixellated picture of the ribbon on Lost Levels as a hamburger?
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Axioanarchist ME
I thought that was just me! I always thought "why is mario giving a peace sign next to a flying hamburger?" It made no sense to me, but I always accepted it. It wasn't until many years later when I looked more closely at the picture, that I realized that I am insane, and it was not a hamburger. Yup. I'll admit, I was dumb enough to think that for all these years I thought it was a hamburger. I'd like to still think it's a hamburger though. It amuses me.
Me
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Remember when all stars meant remakes and not just emulations? Yeah, better times...
My God, 3D All Stars is awful. For so many reasons.
@@jedisalsohere fr fr
SNES All Stars is the best remake and compilation. 3D All Stars is garbage.
I’d never played sunshine or galaxy, so I guess I didn’t have a problem with it.
The Wii version was basically just emulation
I absolutely love the starry night background with the twinkling stars on the SMB1/LL remake.
If All Night Nippon Super Mario Bros. was ported to this, the exact same change would also apply to World 1 of that hack.
Yes
@@turtleanton6539 The problem with porting that special edition was that it was produced in collaboration with Fuji TV, which owns the rights to the All Night Nippon trademark.
Now that Super Mario All-Stars is on Nintendo Switch Online, I couldn't be happier. The original and remake version of the original 4, the 4 3D Marios available, etc etc.
4 3d marios? I count 5, because 3d all stars is 3, we also have 3d world and odyssey.
Super Mario bro’s 3 and1 are the best Mario games. World is pretty good too
@@thehunterator520 6 actually. Galaxy 2
remaster*
@MrSquareKirbyGd But Galaxy 2 is still a 3D Mario game
SMB2 on All-Stars had the ability to pick another character if you died. You can't do that on the original NES release. You had to get a Game Over or complete the level.
So did the prototype of SMB2, oddly.
So did the Game Boy Advance version.
Also starting with the SNES version, the slot machine mini game is a lot easier than in the NES version, making it easier to stack up on lives. This was made even easier in the GBA version with the score system added when defeating enemies and the red ace coins when you pick up all 5 of them give you a 1-Up. I also almost forgot, in the GBA version, you can wager a specific amount of coins in the slot machine mini game to give an extra boost to getting to 99 lives faster.
The All-Stars version of SMB2 I find to be the definitive version of the game. Save feature, graphics that scream Mario much more and don't look as ugly in some places, it's easier to rack up lives, and the controls are a little less slippery.
Super Mario Advance 1 is also awesome too.
Did in Super Mario All Stars SMB2 you can get a 1-Up then Save and Quit then get a another 1-Up and now you got 2 extra lives but in the original l you can’t Save and Quit so it’s easier in the Snes version
If Mario requires a mushroom just get a kiss from Peach...does that make her a giant??
Sammy Lane No, he’s just Danny DeVito without a mushroom
No a hard on if its a kiss from peach
Story continuity.
Mario is short
New Super Mario Bros. establishes that King Koopa and his forces basically curse the bros. into being tiny.
Then again, Donkey Kong and Mario bros. look closer to small mario than super mario so maybe Toadstool is a giant. XD
"Expert gamers might feel the save feature makes the game too easy." Then don't use it lol. It really is that simple. Give yourself the extra difficulty, instead of imposing your own game preferences on everyone else.
Oh so they got lazy and couldn't make proper difficulty settings lol
@@user-fy1nq3nf1q ITP, every game must have many different difficulty settings or else they are "lazy." loooool
@@IamCanadian3333 Do you know how little effort it would take to remove saves? Lol
@@user-fy1nq3nf1q ITP, no games should have saves! loooool
I think having to play the levels again improved ur proficiency so when u had to play the hardest levels u could actually beat them. The original system was there for a reason
I really admire your dedication to objectivity and reviewing old games on their own merits. Too many people are blinded by nostalgia and refuse to acknowledge how games have aged in the modern day.
To be fair, if I stick Super Mario Bros. in an NES, I expect an NES experience. If I stick All-Stars in the SNES, I expect the SNES experience. I know it's different. Even the GBA versions are different. There's not much more for me to say, though I will agree that over time, people lose their skill with specific control and ability to cope with limitations on such, but! That's not a detriment to the game, but to the player. Remember that.
Classic SMB1 All-stars trick: beat 8-4 exactly at 000 time left for the clock to count down your score from 999 back to 000, giving you so many more points.
It's now on Switch Online, so Switch owners with Switch Online can play it now as well.
Probably the best versions of the games....OG and lost levels anyways
All-Stars Super Mario World Changes ONE Thing.
. . .
Luigi Has His Own Sprite.
And his jumping sprite is different too and can jump a bit higher.
And four saves instead of three.
More dragon coins available too (if I'm not wrong)
Luigi has always been different from Mario -- and I mean besides just him wearing green overalls and hat instead of Mario's red -- since the original Japanese Super Mario 2 (the one we call The Lost Levels): he actually jumps higher than Mario and thus is more difficult to bring to a stop.
Also, maybe it would be a good idead to do one of these for Super Mario 64 vs. Super Mario 64 DS.
Renonere5 I would love too. Just got to find some way to foot the bill for the 300$ 3DS capture equipment, tho.
Yeah... As soon as I started watching your remake or rebreak series I wondered about Mario 64 DS. Personally I haven't even played it, it's one of those games I've really meant to play but never quite got around to. I love the original Mario 64 though so it'll be interesting when I finally check out the DS version. I guess I'm just too poor and lazy and there's always just too many games to play lol.
I hear you there.
ExoParadigmGamer I was just thinking about SM64 DS myself, though it's too bad I lost my copy of the game. It was the first game I got for the Nintendo DS and was my first experience with SM64.
It was so weird how different the N64 version turned out seeing as you could only play as Mario.
Also, I've heard that 3ds Capture Cards are sold out anyway. At least, the good ones. So it'd be hard to get even if you did have the money.
I heard they were making a New 3DD capture card. I'd probably get one of those, seeing as I don't even own a N3DS.
It would be awesome if these were remastered for the Wii U or the Switch. I could imagine how awesome they would look.
Well you probably could in Super mario maker :)
Kyle Richoux the switch is out
R4Ze TeeVee I made this comment before the switch got it's final name
Super Mario Advance 4 on the WiiU Virtual Console has all the E-Reader levels available. All of them, even the ones only released in Japan.
@@jdb2002 And that's how I played Mario Advance 4 for the first time
2:02 - I think the whole brick-break thing in All-Stars is pretty bad personally. Just doesn't feel right. Since the bricks don't bounce you back down it feels like they have no substance - less like you've jumped up and hit the thing and broken it, more like you jumped up and it spontaneously exploded because you're nearby. And it slows you down if you're breaking a bunch of them. Graphics and sound upgrades are fun but they should have gotten the game mechanics right.
Exactly. It completely breaks your momentum. Its a pretty small issue, but its extremely noticeable and kinda breaks all stars smb1 imo
Fun fact: it was actually a mistake by Nintendo.
This fixes it:
www.romhacking.net/hacks/167/
IT DOES NOT MATTER OR CHANGE THE GAME
@@harshal1153 damn. Apparently, we aren't allowed to criticize a game
@@harshal1153 It does matter.
Does it break the game or make it unplayable? No, but it's annoying and doesn't feel right
Really liking your stuff man. You convey your ideas in an articulate and in-depth manner which is what is really needed in the TH-cam space. Looking forward to new videos, keep up the good work. Subscribed.
Man you have perfect teeth.
Ok?
The SMB remake is my favourite version BY FAR. It gives this game the graphics and music it deserves. All of Allstars was amazing. This is damn near the best thing nintendo every did lol.
And, SMB:TLL (or SMB2J) in SMAS is somewhat easier than the original FDS counterpart:
* You do not need to beat the game eight times to go to Worlds A through D (but, as in the original, you will still have to play through the first eight Worlds without warping if you also want to go to the "fantasy" World 9).
* To compensate for the increased difficulty over SMB1, you can save your progress at any level within a World, instead of just restarting from x-1 of that World.
For sure should made zelda and met4pid ones to
Found your channel last week and started watching Classic Mario ROR, and I wanted to say thank you for these. Putting aside any quibbles I may have with the videos or the reviews themselves, it was really cool to see a critical look at these older titles from someone without the nostalgia goggles that a lot of the older gaming generation takes for granted. I also had no idea that the Deluxe/Advance series had so many different bits of polish over the originals and All-Stars. When SMA4 dropped on WiiU VC recently, I picked that up to play the World-e content, but I picked up SMA and SMA2 over the past weekend on your rec and I'm really enjoying them. :D Keep it up!
ive had the pleaser to watch all of your reviews and i really have to say they are exceptionally good
good on you and i think you deserve more praise
Why thank you. :) I appreciate it.
ExoParadigmGamer Just BTW I was your 500th subscriber.
I got a classic mario remake or rebreak super mario world vs super mario all stars and super mario world
glass joe They are exactly the same exept for luigi's sprite
the joke
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your head
GreenDev yeah
@@CKDEV only difference is that smas+smw is that it also contains smas and a different weegee sprite
The superior Lugugy sprite
I love your approach to analyzing games, it's so honest and straight forwarded. No bullshit involved. Great GREAT videos man. Cheers
Perfect conclusion to the Mario RoR marathon. You definitely found a niche that complements each type of gamer.
It's the reason I feel the way I do about remakes like Wily Wars. There's something for everyone. Fantastic work, don't ever stop.
Did you not have the "Replace" ranking at this time? If you didn't, would you have given it a Replace ranking if you did?
Sketchy Mane replace started in the classic sonic
These were his early videos. There was no replace or re meh back then.
I bought Mario advance 4 for $5 at the flea market...
SugarWuzzy you might have a fake cartridge if it was sold for that cheap
Great review. I just picked up an original GBA with a back light mode and just discovered these GBA classics. Your review has really helped. Well done!
I found the SNES Cartridge in a Thrift store. After finding out that the Lost Levels was included I picked it up. Before playing it I watched your video, I am now even happier that I got it. My kids have been frustrated with the lack of save ability so I am happy that that is a new feature. Thanks for your review pointing out the changes.
I've enjoying the Switch Online version because my All Stars + SMW SNES cartridge died.
Why can't Nintendo just re-release that version. Super Mario World 2.0 with the more unique Luigi will be relegated to emulators only at this point.
I really enjoyed watching these classic Mario RoR’s back to back. Thanks for such well written reviews that get into the nitty-gritty details.
It really helped me to decide which versions of these games to go back to.
I just got all stars for my snes today for SUPER cheap on ebay
My issue with the All-Stars version of SMB1, is the hit detection. In the original NES version, the tall piranha plants can be jumped over, with your foot going right through them. Making speed-running certain levels possible without slowing down. In the remake, they changed it, so now your foot actually counts as part of you, and you get hurt from it. Making running through those specific levels, harder. Especially when you're used to the NES version and aren't thinking about it.
As for the Mario 3 comparison. I think the GBA version is best, simply for portability and the e-reader levels.
I don't think Nintendo intends for that to happen (the part about not getting it even though the sprite touches), it was a minor glitch effect in the game and they fixing it in later versions is of their own choice. Also remakes are not suppose to keep the same physics of the original, just play Resident Evil remake on GameCube and then go back to playing Resident Evil the original on PS1, both may have the same gameplay but some of the gameplay physics and glitches were change or fix. Same thing if you're playing Metroid: Zero Mission compare to Metroid 1. A port; on the otherhand should kept the same feature, gameplay, and physics.
Well here's an tip. QUIT RUNNING!
Do you live under a staircase?
I love this comment, I don't know why.
haha same
Harry Paradigm, the lost levels
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I, personally, don't find the original NES games as challenging as you make them out to be. They're perfect to me. I'm not saying this out of nostalgia, either. I grew up with SNES All-Stars, but I migrated to NES simply because it's the original.
It is, of course, a personal preference, though.
The Mario trilogy games aren't really challenging unless you try to do them in one go. But because they don't have save/password systems in general, that's what you've gotta do.
Lost Levels/SMB2 is just as hard on either platform.
But I think Reskinned Doki Doki Panic on SNES version is way easier than it was on the NES. For the GBA version, NES is harder, SNES is easier.
Thank you for a very refreshing review of these games!
I prefer the NES version of Super Mario Bros.
I agree with the guy in that review that you mentioned. When I first played the All-Stars version, the first thing I noticed was that breaking bricks felt very different.
Hey! I'm a Fan of the Original NES Super Mario Bros. 1 when I first saw it! Infact that version is what got me into video games in the first place when I was a kid.
+Otaku_GameFan I first played the original SMB. in late 1985(My friend at time had just turned 3 and was a few months older than me, NES was available to people in the mid Atlantic during October '85) at the age of 2 and half and again later in late 1987/early 1988 when I got the NES Action set bundle for my 5th birthday. I rented SMAS in the Summer of 1993 and personally felt the 16 bit conversion improved on it alot.
That's cool! I've never played the original but i played the All-Stars Super Mario Bros. 1. SNES is what got me into video games when i was a kid. Super Mario All-Stars was ported to Nintendo Wii in 2011 as Super Mario 25th Anniversary. I bought it at GameStop in 2016/early 2017.
I love these reviews.
There is now another way to (legally) get Super Mario All-Stars: Nintendo Switch Online. Super Mario All Stars was added to the NSO's SNES collection for Mario's 35th anniversary.
I do have to agree with the AVGN in the difference between these games and modern games. For me, I think the difference is the fact that I can pick up a modern game and play it with kids these days and still have a good time, but they would have a lot harder of a time trying to play the games that I grew up on. Retro games just do not compute with a lot of young new gamers.
Back in the eighties and nineties an 'easy game' was a game you could pick up and play with adults. Only us kiddies could play the hard games and adults were bewildered by it and thought we must be geniuses with upgraded reflexes. ;)
Let's be real. Since Nintendo forces you to buy all their shit over again whenever you buy a new system, we're all emulating this shit rather than hunting down a way to play this that isn't the SneS rom on a Wii disc for more money than they're charging for Mario 64!
I've just kept all of my Nintendo consoles since I was a kid 😂 only a ds, gba, and n64
In my opinion, New Super Mario Bros 2 was the only "non innovative Mario game." Other than that, every Mario game feels different. The problem with NSMB2 is that it's pretty much NSMB with gold. It actually got me out of Mario for a year and a half. After playing Super Mario 3D world at a friends house, I decided to play Super Mario 3D Land. I will continue to be a Mario fan for a long time. Anyways, you just earned a like and a sub.
Stranker Yus sur.
Edit: Now that I think about it, NSMB2 at least had coin rush. NSMBU on the other hand....
3D land lacked innovation IMO
Stranker what about nsmb Wii and u?
Kyle Campbell 3D land innovates how 3d should be used
Exactly the video I was looking for, thank u!
Even though the ending is not the best film shot wise, what you are speaking of is authentic and truthful. I can’t say it any better.
The reason I'm not a huge fan of the NES is because all the "Masterpieces" usually have INFINITELY better games of the franchise on the SNES.
Loz for NES? LOZ:ALTTP is basically the same thing but miles better.
Metroid? Super Metroid, better in every single way.
There are many more examples but I'd rather not list all of 'em.
Although like you said, NES Mario actually holds up. At least Mario 2 & 3 IMO. Mario 1, sorta...
I agree... mostly. While many games on the NES do hold up pretty well, all things considered, certain classics like Zelda 1 and Metroid 1 feel lacking in comparison to their 16 bit sequels. I much prefer the SNES to the NES for its overall objectively higher quality standard. There are still plenty of great NESTER games, and the Marios are among them.
While I agree that most of the popular NES games have better versions on later consoles, that doesn't mean NES isn't still good. A lot of people forget that. (Not saying you do or not, just..in general). I've seen a lot of people use that reasoning you used, to say the NES is bad, because better games exist. Which simply isn't true. Sure, Super Metroid might be better than NES Metroid, but NES Metroid is still fun and worth playing. Same with the original Zelda games, Mario games, etc.
As for if a game holds up, that's all a matter of opinion really. I find most NES games hold up to me, even the 'not so good' ones. I don't mind the NES limitations and stuff. I actually enjoy them, sometimes more than SNES.
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I understand what you're saying and it's very valid, but I gotta say I'm still not TOO huge a fan of NES because even then there are a ton of remakes for games on the NES, Metroid has Metroid Zero Mission which is just...mwah. BUT, that doesn't mean the NES is not good and still not fun. And I am grateful for the fact that it gave us basically what video games are today.
Blue Torrent Yeah, I get that there's better versions of most of the good games on other consoles. It's probably just me. I'm one of those people that actually enjoys the 8-bit pixely aesthetic, and simplicity of NES games over the more complicated later versions.
Although admittedly, adding the Map to Metroid was the best idea ever. There's actually a rom hack of the original Metroid that adds an in-game map to it. Makes it a bit more fun.
The GBA-Version of Super Mario Bros 3 has a bad resolution, the SNES-Version is on Full Screen and on GBA it scrolls up or down.
The resolution comes from the gba player for GCN
I know I'm late, but the GBA came out in 2001
Great video as always EPG, I grew up with these games but I couldn't agree more with you the remakes are great and even though I played the originals in their own time the remakes blew my mind, keep it up, I love these series.
This was one of my first 2d Mario’s! I actually got it on the Wii, not virtual console, I got the disc, ah memories
I think you're insane to prefer a format with so much cropped screen area. The resolution difference is very substantial yet the video doesn't mention this at all.
Hey, are you planning to do RoRs on Metroid: Zero Mission and the soon to be released Metroid: Samus Returns? Or maybe Starfox, Starfox 64, and Starfox Zero? that might be an interesting RoR triple feature or something. The three pair of Pokemon remakes( RGB/FRLG, GS/HGSS, and RS/ORAS) would probably make fine episodes too.
Metroids are going to be replace. Heck in Zero mission there's an actual port of metroid included.
Fun fact: ExoParadigmGamer’s most recent videos (yet) are his Remake or Rebreak videos on Metroid 1 vs. Zero Mission
00:02:07 "(...) but I once read a raging review from a nerd on amazon (...)"
I wouldn't call that "raging". Whoever wrote it sounds pretty calm, explains the points clearly, and doesn't throw any insults at the game nor the dealer. They sound displeased, not raging. There's a big difference.
The acceleration issue may sound like "nerd stuff", but casual players can get annoyed by that type of stuff too, especially if they die because of it. While it doesn't bother me personally, it's still a valid criticism, if minor.
And I would NEVER label someone a "raging nerd" for being concerned about the quality of a product before they spend their money on it.
The controls/physics in SMB1 and Lost Levels are the exact same as the originals, and a place where the brick bug is detrimental is the hallway with 3 goombas in 4-2.
It’s on the SNES for Nintendo Switch Online now.
Hey Please do like Crono Trigger SNES vs DS. Link to the past snes vs gba. SM64 vs DS. super mario kart vs super circuit! Dont let it end! Great series!
+Killermy3 the snes version is better because it doesn't acknowledge Chrono Cross's existence.
+Roger M That's kind of a dumb reason. What about the decluttered interface, improved translation, and new dungeons?
Sorry I hate cross. I wasn't being 100% serious with that post lol
super circuit isn't a remake of super mario kart, it's a completely different entry into the series.
Super Circuit had the SNES tracks plus new ones. It wasn't a remake, it just had all the SNES tracks.
I know this is an older video, so I know you might already know this by now. James Rolfe's Angry Video Game Nerd show is, well, just that. A show. James himself has very different opinions than his angry nerd character. Please don't take them seriously.
Video so old dude's talkin about the Wii Virtual Console
I'd love to see you redo your Classic Mario ROR series, and talk more in-depth about these games since TH-cam doesn't have the video length limit it still had WAAAYYYY back when you uploaded this
Actually, a lot of the idea that games have become more movie like ad less creative is true to a certain extent, but not nearly as much as some people believe.
I like getting NES/SNES, Genesis, GBA/GBC, and Play Station 1 games on my PSP Go through roms and emulators.
Although I can understand why some people would want a physical cartridge rather than an emulator.
But I don't like paying the high prices for the games and I can't afford the price of the consoles to play them.
StonedSage420 to be fair the money people today want for consoles and games is way too high (earthbound for 200, paper mario for 100), so honestly if i had a PSP i would probably do the same
I'm totally in love with your videos!
Yeah, metaphorically only xD
SNES all stars is my earliest memory playing games. I love it so much.
Also, I think SMA4 had the best version of SMB3's soundtrack. It's actually one of the few games that I prefer the GBA soundtrack over the SNES soundtrack.
+Natok the Dragon [PresStarToPlay] SMB 3. is still superior to SMAS and SMA 4. Nothing beats the original.
Nah. It's fine, but I love the instruments in SMA4.
+Tornado1994 are you talking about the music, or the game in general? If you're talking about the game in general, have fun trying to beat the game in one sitting.
TheMamaluigi300 I've done it many times. It's easy.
+Tornado1994 ok. But in all honesty, which version do you prefer?
2:48 PEACH BITCH BETTER GIVE HIM THAT PUHHH
EvXiTZzViper 408 a dashie fan
I grew up with the SNES, and All-Stars was the first game I ever played. Definitely played a large part in shaping who I am as an adult.
Thanks for this review.....loved it! Thank you sir
I love the animation at the end :)
Interesting that you think the SNES SMB2 music is terrible and the GBA SMB2 music is amazing, since the GBA uses the SNES's music files (they didn't edit it at all AFAIK). Just the MIDI synth is slightly different (done in SW on the GBA but in HW on the SNES).
GBA makes it sound different, due to it's hardware.
2 things:
1. Yes, I like mudkips,
And 2. This series is do good. I NEED MOAR
Awesome series, had a good time watching these videos. I was wondering if you'll ever make a ROR on the Donkey Kong Country series as those also have some ports worth looking at.
Either way, keep up with good work! Subscribed.
***** Indeed. I have a DKC marathon planned for after my next marathon. It's on my list, don't worry.
Awesome, glad to hear. Hoping to see that soon. I've been playing GBA games a lot for the past year and half since I serve in the army and have no access to SNES so these are quite related to my own personal experience.
"me likes the music varity"he said at 1:37 - 1:41
We need a Super Mario All-stars + Super Mario World remake.
It still boggles my mind why the Wii 25th anniversary disc didn't include SMW and maybe Mario 64.
The Kirby collection was way better in that regard.
"There's no such thing as a perfect ga-"
Wild Chrono Trigger appeared!
Thank Christ this is on the Switch Online service
woah man I really didn't picture you looking like that
Seiko Shinohara LOL
+ExoParadigmGamer I expected you as 35 yrs old and with a dirty beard,you ruin dreams dude
+ExoParadigmGamer I like how you look. :3
+ExoParadigmGamer Dude You Almost look 40 and a half.
Iveon The sonic fan what part does he show his face at again? this was such a long time ago
What about Super Mario 64 & Super Mario 64 DS?
Being that you didnt grow up in the prime of these games' popularity I would say you are the perfect person for the job. I am an 87 baby and love rhe Mario franchise (especially Mario 3). Kids under 12 I have showed these games to have a hard time with the originals and have told me they are way harder than the newer games even though they are simpler in design so I find it fascinating.
How does this guy only have around 3,000 subs his videos are amazing!
"Troll-Tastic"
Oh My God. While watching this video, I have now seen something that I cannot un-see... Look at the original NES cover art for Mario 2. His right leg is literally in the center of his body, and is coming out of his crotch. WOW... LOL!
Mario has a crotch-leg.....how disturbing. It could have been drawn a little better.
Fvck. I cannot unsee it.
Probably still one of your best videos.
Gosh I love these vids. How many times did I watch the Classic Mario ROR series?
The different brick physics do occasionally throw me off in smb. It's different, not worse.
I feel that smw gba hit system is too easy. If I can 96 exit SNES, then the gba version is too easy for MY OPINION.
I actually like the quick saves and intros. I don't like the voice effects except in Yoshi's Island.
Their is one thing the GBA version of Super Mario World that gets more consistency compared to the SNES versions, the amount of dragon coins in the levels. In the SNES version, only some levels have all 5 dragon coins in them while some others ones that are supposed to have 5 coins in them do not. It is an inconsistent pattern and you are never able to collect all dragon coins to completion in the SNES versions. In the GBA version, every single level has 5 dragon coins in them and it is possible to get them all.
the different brick physics is definitely worse, there is nothing that makes them better and it’s just very annoying to hit a lot of blocks one after the other
"Most balanced in terms of difficulty"
>the easiest one
>nazi arrows on TH-cam
@Getindor
quote arrows are now nazi for some reason???
@@getgle Nazi?
Happy 35th birthday mario
And am aware it's atleast three days past this
Super Mario All Stars was released in North America on July 20,1993.
I fondly remember renting it 3 times that year.
SMB1 was a launch game for the NES but not for the Famicom :v
Exactly. I noticed that mistake too!
Kain Bastien That's still not a mistake though since that still means early Famicom game
I personally disliked the controls of the All-Stars version of SMB. They felt way too sensitive. The controls of the original however were almost perfect. It's probably the only one of the SMB games that I prefer the NES version over the SMAS version, because of that and the fact that you can jump over the Piranha Plants. SMB2JP I can't say much about since I haven't played it that much.
Cool reviews dude. Keep em up
This video aged like fine wine great review dude.
I like all gba remakes, and all all stars remake's, but I really, really can't get into All Stars version of Mario 1, i like the save feature and new physics, but graphics and music are ruined for me (btw my first official Mario game i got was New Super Mario Bros.)
PLZ DO METROID NES VS. METROID ZERO MISSION
Zero Mission in my opinion
Yep no question. Zero Mission is a defining example of a proper remake.
The steel drums in the Mario 3 All Stars version music really start to grate after a while
I...am one LUCKY KID to have picked this up when I was little, my mom always took me to an old game store in Vancouver when I was little since she gave me her old snes, and I had a GameCube as well.
I even remember a news station being there when I visited one time, I was so amazed haha. Though the place eventually got downsized by literally half. I only found that out after I hadn’t been there for a while too so I have no clue what happened to the place. Eventually it disappeared altogether..
Memories I had from the place were having to choose from 2 games every time we went 😂 like luigi’s mansion or Zelda four swords adventure. Good times
i like mudkips :p
you forgot all stars + world
Same collection.
Only accompanied by the fourth installment
you do the best reviews because you compare the remakes and also the other games in there franchises
Even though Im 17, I grew up with this game and an SNES. SMB3 and SMW
You don't look like you sound.... lol
The second you start accusing Rolfe or other retro fans of being blinded by nostalgia, you are start falling into a horrible cliche of new gen gamers. And it dilutes your credibility. Stop talking about nostalgia. Everyone has nostalgia, and you are blinded by your nostalgia of more current gen games. This is a pointless and cyclical argument. If you are too young to understand how to objectively respect the retro argument without undermining retro enthusiasts, then you're likely too young to be making a show of this nature. There is validity to many of the claims that gamers like James Rolfe make. Only someone caught up in their own delusional world would dismiss an entire generation AND the influence those games carry by calling _their_ opinions "delusions."
Rolfe is an ebeggar.
Jason Hogan how Rolfe I'd awesome
Jason Hogan I mean is awesome
My gosh It's just a video. Enjoy it or not.
Noooo
Wow you've come a long way, Exo
Your the most rational gaming TH-camr I've seen. Definitely subscribing I agree with alot of your points.