When I first played the game, I felt like "Great!". The quality of the pictures made me feel that is wasn't an 80's game. It felt like a new age game that everyone likes. One reason I would get this game is because it's 4 games one box! Another game on the website is SMAS with Super Mario World! The games included are: Super Mario Brothers (where our adventure started), Super Mario Brothers 2 (Japanese Version also known as the "Lost Levels"), the sequel to Super Mario Brothers in Japan, Super Mario Brothers 2 (United States of America Version), and Super Mario Brothers 3 (the adventure still continues in this great early 90's game for the Nintendo Entertainment System). Those four games combine together all in one game! If you were to buy this, you'll save 50% instead of buying each game! You also don't have to worry about losing your discs/cartridges, because it's just one! I would love to talk more, but I don't have anything to say! Thanks for reading a review by Mario 102!

I know that the review is 177 words and all, but I think you need to say something about the game/games as a whole. In this review, all we really got was a list of games that are included in it and that it is cheaper than buying them all individually. Can you note some of the changes in the graphics, for example (there are a lot). I would suggest editing so you can include more of a description about the game so it isn't mostly a list.

I think that it's an awesome redo of 4 of the greatest games on Nintendo consoles that aren't Zelda games.

I think it's a great example of a what a remake for the Mario Bros series could be. I have this for the Wii, and I love the remixed music the best. I like how they kind of redid it with all these little tweaks and funny sounds thrown into the music.

The addition of Lost Levels was an appreciation to the original owners of the game. I can't imagine what they thought when they tried the game for the first time and found out how much more difficult it is compared to the original Mario Bros. xD

I also like the saving system on the game. Now you can start the Lost Levels on whatever stage you want, and for the rest of the games, whatever world you were on. It's a step up from not saving at all on the original NES.