CGR Undertow - SUPER MARIO ALL-STARS for Super Nintendo Video Game Review

CGR Undertow's celebration of Mario's 25th birthday continues with a video game review of SUPER MARIO ALL-STARS on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). Super Mario All-Stars was released in 1993. The Lost Levels are included in this Super NES release and gamers can find out what Super Mario 2 was supposed to be and what it was like in Japan. This CGR Undertow video game review of Super Mario All-Stars features Super Nintendo video gameplay footage and analysis from Undertow's Derek.

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Entertainment

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• mario
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• nintendo
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• snes
• super mario bros.
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[Thenativegamer1]

@papermariodude you seem not to care about original hardware gameplaying

[TheAnimeDogfighter]

I always loved the night-time levels, so peaceful.

[passiveMenis]

@MrMoneyclips

Those are the NES versions

[mallon44]

i miss playing these games

[nuprufan]

legos at3;04

[Ragitsu]

@TheAnimeDogfighter

I love them too.

[MrMoneyclips]

LOL!!! These 4 games are a combined 21 dollars on the Wii's Virtusal Console

[Fredcool95]

@CrashSucksMariosaGOD it actually uses it.

[CrashSucksMariosaGOD]

This game seems to use Mario World's game engine- I mean it uses some of it's sound effects.