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September 2020
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62 Reviews
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The editors liked
Three classic 3D games
Varied gameplay
Decent value
Excellent soundtracks
Super Mario 64 and Super Mario Galaxy are exceptional
Timeless games
Galaxy still looks great
Fascinating to experience the evolution of 3D Mario games in one package
Wonderfully remastered
Super Mario Galaxy is one of the most fun games ever made
A great excuse to explore Mario 3D classics - whether you're new to them or revisiting
A lovely celebration of Mario's history
Just enough modernization to feel fresh
Soundtracks are a nice touch
Three excellent platformers remastered for a new audience
Improved performance and visuals really pop on a modern display
Aside from a few fumbles
All games have aged incredibly well
Mario's legacy is finally being cemented on Nintendo Switc
Fantastic to play through the games again or from new
Super Mario Galaxy aged really well in terms of visuals and how to progress story
The editors didn't like
Awkward touch controls
Inconsistent localization
Can't skip cutscenes
Galaxy 2 isn't here
Almost nothing new and few bonus features for series veterans
The games are barely remastered
Camera issues in the first two games remain
Galaxy is awkward to play in handheld
No Super Mario Galaxy 2 as part of the package
Super Mario 64 shows its age
It's a time-limited package release (individual titles available on Nintendo eShop at later date)
Control schemes don't always work the way you want
I miss Galaxy 2
Super Mario Sunshine has some odd technical issues
Motion control puzzles feel outdated and frustrating in 2020
Some issues with controls for games. Super Mario Galaxy in particular
Not much effort in terms of extras for a collection
Published: 2020-09-15, Author: Kevin , review by: gamespot.com
Abstract: Mario's never been one to turn down a shindig--one need only look at the numerous Mario Parties he's thrown over the years for proof of that--but his anniversary is one occasion that is rarely celebrated. His 25th anniversary was marked with a Wii re-rele...
Published: 2020-09-18, Author: Joel , review by: cgmagonline.com
I just can't stop playing Super Mario 3D All-Stars. The joy of movement, the sharp controls, and the endlessly imaginative worlds keep bringing me back, even after all these years...
Published: 2020-09-16, Author: Sean , review by: impulsegamer.com
for any longtime fan returning to the series, or even those newer players curious about Mario's roots, picking up Super Mario 3D All Stars is a no-brainer, with three top tier games packed to the brim with content providing some of the best platforming y...
Published: 2020-10-02, Author: Lama , review by: futurefive.co.nz
Whether you have played one, two or all of these games, this release is a must-have. Each game has so much to offer. They are perfect for casual play, you can just pick up, get your Mario fix and move on. It is also a great way to introduce the games to f...
Abstract: 35 feels like a weird number, right? You'll often hear about people celebrating significant milestones for all kinds of things but thirty-five… that one doesn't come up as much as you'd expect. The sad bois out there will most likely be playing their very...
Pros, All three games are absolute classics, Renders at high definition, Bonus music player
Cons, No visual or mechanical improvements to fix rough edges, Doesn't run at 60 frames per second, Lacks Super Mario Galaxy 2
Bottom LineSuper Mario 3D All-Stars offers three excellent games in close to their original forms, but it misses a lot of opportunities to polish and improve them...
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Published: 2020-09-19, Author: Johnny , review by: sitegeek.fr
en bref sur Super Mario 3D All StarsSuper Mario 3D All Stars est disponible en dématérialisé au prix de 59.99 euros sur le Nintendo eShop. Ce qui selon moi est un peu cher pour 3 vieux jeux qui n'ont bénéficié que d'un petit lifting. Et ce n'est pas parc...
Trois incontournables de l'univers Nintendo, Des sensations fidèles aux jeux originaux, Un système de commandes aux Joy-Con vraiment réussi (surtout sur Galaxy)
Un bon portage plus qu'un véritable remake HD, L'absence de Super Mario Galaxy 2
Que vous fassiez partie de ceux qui ont découvert les jeux à l'époque, où que vous ayez envie de vous immerger pour la première fois dans les aventures tridimensionnelles du héros moustachu, Super Mario 3D All Stars compile trois excellents titres fondate...
Refaire ou découvrir ces chefs-d'oeuvre sur Switch, On navigue aisément entre ces 3 jeux qui gardent une même base, Mario Sunshine qui reprend des couleurs, L'adaptation des contrôles pour Mario Galaxy, Les OST à écouter en mode Jukebox
Un remaster paresseux, Mario 64 toujours en 4/3, L'absence de Super Mario Galaxy 2, La limitation du temps pour les ventes
3 jeux cultes, une seule cartouche, Mario 64 reste une curiosité agréable, Sunshine en 16:9, Galaxy sans aliasing, Soundtrack complète des trois jeux, Les commandes visibles depuis la pause
Vous êtes sûr qu'on pouvait pas faire un peu plus avec Mario 64 ?, Le schéma de contrôle de Sunshine (manette Gamecube non prise en compte, que… quoi ?), Sunshine n'est pas très lisible ni très fluide, Galaxy vraiment pas agréable en mode portable, Minimu
