Super Mario All-Stars
Definitive 16-bit remaster of Nintendo's NES Mario classics, featuring enhanced versions of Super Mario Bros. 1-3 and The Lost Levels with upgraded graphics, sound, and save functionality. The compilation set new standards for game preservation and re-releases.
Platform
snes
Year
1993
Genre
Platformer
Developer
Nintendo EAD
Controls
About This Game
Includes complete graphical overhauls of all four games with parallax scrolling, revised color palettes, and new sprite animations. The soundtrack was re-orchestrated using the SNES audio chip's capabilities.
Added battery save functionality to all games (originally only in SMB3), along with unified control schemes. The Lost Levels received its first official Western release outside Japan as 'Super Mario Bros. 2'.
Later editions included Super Mario World (All-Stars + World). Became Nintendo's best-selling compilation, moving over 10.5 million copies and influencing future remaster projects.
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