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Seeing as how the games were so well-preserved otherwise, that felt like an unnecessary edit.īut these are all extremely minor gripes. While I understand why they did this, to avoid any confusion or controversy associated with the original line, it still rubbed me the wrong way as I never had any confusion about what Mario was saying and I grew up with that classic performance. Sunshine‘s cutscenes also feel like they could’ve been touched up a smidge more.Īlso, Nintendo has removed Charles Martinet’s “So long King Bowser!” line during battles and replaced it with his “Bye Bye” audio clip from Mario’s DS games. Sunshine and Galaxy both received widescreen treatments, while 64 is left out in that regard. The only downsides are that it would’ve been nice if all of the games could have been in widescreen. Overall, each of the games here look, feel, and sound fantastic. And newcomers shouldn’t have any problems at all. But honestly, it doesn’t take long to get used to. Veteran players will likely realize that FLUDD’s controls are no longer inverted. Sunshine‘s controls have changed the most. Galaxy also supports touch controls in handheld mode. Galaxy even managed to implement motion controls much like the Wii’s, although admittedly the Joy Cons aren’t as accurate at collecting Star Bits as the WiiMotes were.

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Motion controls are back in Super Mario Galaxy, this time with either Joy Cons or the Pro Controller compared to the WiiMote.Īs far as controls are concerned, Mario 64‘s and Galaxy‘s feel pretty much the same. It’s honestly incredible to see how the franchise evolved in 3D as you switch from one title to the next. This feels like the best way to accurately portray the origins of modern gaming and the progress it has made over the years. 3D All-Stars has faithfully preserved the games I grew up not only for me but for an entirely new resolution. Still, I’m glad to see all of the games showcased in their natural forms with a clearer lens.Īnd on that topic, I am happy the games weren’t totally remastered for this collection.

The polygonal Mario in his 64 debut has also noticeably improved with the HD treatment, although the newer resolution does highlight some of the game’s less polished textures and backgrounds that actually benefitted from the original release’s lower resolution. Super Mario Sunshine looks better than ever in Super Mario 3D All-Stars.

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