I think it would be a shame if they didn't release All-Stars on the VC. Also, the 2-player "Versus" mode they added to SMB3, which is basically an enhanced version of the original Mario Bros, is probably the best part of the game. SMB2's "slot machine" sequence was changed (for the worse, IMO), however they also added the ability to reselect your character after you die. Lost Levels shares these changes, so I wonder if that's how it was in the original SMB2 (Japan).Īll games also got save features. On the contrary, there were many changes (some good, some bad, IMO) that were made to the games, in addition to the enhanced graphics and sound.įor one, SMB uses completely different jumping physics, which IMO is the worst change made as it completely ruins the feel of the original game. "I don't see why some want Nintendo to release All-Stars as it was a cheap imitation of the original games." They have none of the enhancements added in All-Stars. Nope, SMB and SMB2 are the NES originals.
"I don't think we will see allstars, but I think (and hope) each seperate one has superior allstar graphics" The Super Mario series has alot to thank SMB2 for. Heck, certain games, such as Super Princess Peach wouldn't exist at all, at least not in the same format. Face it, if SMB2 hadn't been released in this form, then SMB3 and all future titles in the series wouldn't have been the same.
I'm sure there are others I'm forgetting as well. Doors, including locked variations thereof. Mario and Luigi's separate personas and appearances. The introduction of Bob-Ombs, Shyguys, and others. The ability to pick up objects, including turtle shells. The conversion from DDP to SMB2 was certainly an odd choice, but in retrospect look what it's added to the series: NOA made a smart decision here in not releasing it stateside. That game, IMO, plays like crap and is unbelievably hard besides. I for one am glad the US was given this instead of the Lost Levels.
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