That being said, as the entry price for this particular trip in the Wayback Machine is a mere $30 American, it's hard to get too bent out of shape about the lack of depth in the Super Mario All-Stars 25th Anniversary Edition. The problem with this collection is that it hits many of the series high points without providing very much in the way of additional bang for your buck. Moreover, the modern DVD format easily affords additional space for added selections like *Super Mario World *or Yoshi's Island, but Nintendo instead elected to take the easy way out and offer the core content un-supplemented. Still, I, like many other old schoolers, prefer the original hits by the original artists. This makes sense, of course, as each of these titles is available in all their 8-bit glory via the Virtual Console. This means that the blocky sprites of the original outing have been eliminated in favor of a more cartoony representation.
As this is really just the Super Nintendo collection revisited, each of the included games feature the marginally updated graphics of that age.
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