Super Mario All Stars NES

What is Super Mario All Stars NES?

Super Mario All Stars NES is a retro-style compilation that brings together four iconic Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) Mario titles in one package. This game celebrates the evolution of platforming gameplay, featuring remastered graphics, enhanced music, and classic 8-bit charm. Players can experience the foundational adventures that defined a generation of gaming, optimized for modern playability while retaining the nostalgic feel of the original NES releases.

Game Features

• Four Mario Classics: Includes Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, Super Mario Bros. 2, and Super Mario Bros. 3.
• Visual and Audio Upgrades: Crisper sprites, smoother animations, and orchestrated remixes of iconic chiptune tracks.
• Save States: Resume gameplay at any point with instant save/load functionality.
• Challenge Modes: Unlock bonus content and time trials for added replayability.
• Multiplayer Support: Compete or cooperate with friends in select titles.

How to Play Super Mario All Stars NES?

1. Movement: Use Arrow Keys or WASD to control Mario’s directional movement.
2. Jump/Action: Press Spacebar or Z to jump, and X for secondary actions (e.g., item use).
3. A/B Buttons: Use Z (A) for running/confirming selections and X (B) for special moves or power-ups.
4. Menu Navigation: Pause with Esc or Start (Enter), and select options using Arrow Keys and Z/X.
5. Power-Ups: Collect items like the Super Mushroom (grow size), Fire Flower (shoot flames), and Starman (invincibility).

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Super Mario All Stars NES different from the original games?
It includes remastered visuals, enhanced audio, and modern quality-of-life features like save states, while retaining the core gameplay of the NES originals.

Can I play with multiple characters?
Yes! In Super Mario Bros. 2 and 3, unlock and switch between characters like Luigi, Toad, and Princess Peach, each with unique abilities.

Are there difficulty options?
The game defaults to original NES difficulty but offers adjustable settings in some titles, such as infinite lives or slowed enemy speed, for casual players.