Super Mario All-Stars
Nintendo EAD · 1993
- Dimension
- 2D
- Rendering
- Pixel art
- Colors
- BlueWhiteGrayTealGreenBlack
- Linework
- Black outlines, Colored outlines
- Shading
- Baked lighting, Dithered shading
- Pixel details
- 16-bit, Dithering
- Palette
- Vibrant
- Proportions
- Exaggerated, Cute
About
A collection of four Super Mario platform games rebuilt with updated graphics and sound for the SNES. Players traverse themed worlds, overcome enemies and obstacles, and collect power-ups; the compilation also adds saved progress.
Art style
Super Mario All-Stars (1993, Nintendo EAD) is a 2D pixel art game played from a side-scrolling view. Its look is built from black outlines, colored outlines, baked lighting and dithered shading. The palette is vibrant.
Details
- Release
- Collection · SNES / Super Famicom
- Developer
- Nintendo EAD
- Publisher
- Nintendo
- Released
- 1993-07-14 Japan, SNES / Super Famicom
1993-08-11 North America, SNES / Super Famicom
1993-09-24 United Kingdom, SNES / Super Famicom
1993-12 Brazil, SNES / Super Famicom
1993-12-16 PAL, SNES / Super Famicom - Platforms
- SNES / Super Famicom, Wii, Nintendo Switch
- Also known as
- Super Mario Collection (Japan)
スーパーマリオコレクション (Japan)
Mario Extravaganza (Working title) - Credits
- Shigefumi Hino Graphic Designers (SNES remake; uncredited)
Naoki Mori Graphic Designers (SNES remake; uncredited)
Soichiro Tomita Graphic Designers (SNES remake; uncredited)
Kenta Usui Graphic Designers (SNES remake; uncredited)
Takashi Tezuka Director (SNES remake; uncredited)
Tadashi Sugiyama Assistant Director (SNES remake; uncredited)
Shigeru Miyamoto Producer (uncredited) - Links
- official · wikipedia · mobygames · nintendo
Screenshots 5
Versions of Super Mario All-Stars 2
Related
Mario series 32 games
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