"Taken all together, Mario 3D All-Stars is a worthwhile collection, featuring the best versions of Mario 64, Sunshine, and Galaxy to appear on a Nintendo system," writes Knezevic. Writer Kevin Knezevic says the HD updates to all three games, which include some polished graphics and technical touch-ups, make this the best way to play Super Mario 64, Sunshine and Galaxy, but the lack of extras make the whole package less than ideal.
Gamespot gave the compilation a very strong 8 out of 10 review, praising how great each individual game is in detail. Perhaps all you need to know is that this is the best commercially available way to play two of the most magical, magnificent and downright essential video games in the medium's history (and to play Super Mario Sunshine, too, of course)," writes Robinson. "It's such a shame as there's so much to enjoy here.
There's barely any extra content aside from the three games, while features like save states and production extras, like artwork, are not included. While the games themselves retain their uniqueness and greatness, in Robinson's eyes, the way Nintendo has decided to put them together in one package is lackluster. A screenshot from 'Super Mario 64' NintendoĮurogamer doesn't score reviews, but reviewer Martin Robinson can't help but feel a bit underwhelmed by Nintendo's newest Super Mario compilation.
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