What’s funny is that Super Mario Galaxy is even more of a weird diversion than Super Mario Sunshine before it. Nintendo’s 1080p upscaling work, in conjunction with an evened out 60fps frame rate, make it feel like a modern Switch game. It’s comfortably the best and most complete game here, and also the best looking. But I’d say that Super Mario Galaxy is worth the price of admission alone if you’ve never had the chance to play it before. Some have balked at Super Mario 3D All-Stars’s premium pricing. I missed some of those little interstitial animations that have smoothed off the 3D platforming edges over years, too. Super Mario 64 undoubtedly looks a little rough these days, with simplistic textures, angled polygons, and thick black borders. Nintendo’s equally inspired level design serves to reign in those giddy leaps and bounds, and to focus them towards conquering a series of tricky climbs. Techniques like the standing backwards somersault, the long jump, and the almighty triple jump can be employed to almost game breaking effect. His remarkably full and nuanced move set lets you move faster and jump higher than feels prudent at times. Mario still controls beautifully, moving with a sense of free-wheeling momentum that feels both empowering and a little bit dangerous. It’s a formula that has only really been tweaked over the decades, because Nintendo largely aced it first time. Nintendo pretty much wrote the rulebook on third person 3D control with 1996’s Super Mario 64 for the N64. Bug Fables: The Everlasting Sapling Switch Super Mario 64
Framerate hasn’t gotten as much attention though with 64 and Sunshine running at a now-solid 30fps with Galaxy hitting the pinnacle of 1080p and 60fps. The other two entries were jumped up to 1080p while docked (720p in handheld mode), with Sunshine having its aspect ratio expanded to full 16×9 widescreen. Of course their resolution was enhanced with the N64’s woeful 320×240 being bumped to 960×720. All three games are presented here in mostly their original form, being modified to work on the Switch in just a few key ways. Super Mario 3D All-Stars combines Super Mario 64, Super Mario Sunshine, and Super Mario Galaxy into one clean package for the Switch.
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