You know, ponies are everywhere these days.  From My Little Pony Fantasy 6, to Equestria Bound, to Megamare many of the classics have been ponified.  It was only a matter of time before Mario was next, and so here we are.  Now I'll keep this review short as I don't have much to talk about and since Super Mario 3 isn't working properly, I'll not be talking about it.  This game is pretty much just sprite changes for the characters.  Play as Vinyl and Octavia in Super Pony, or as Twilight, Sunset, Trixie, and Derpy in super Pony 2.

     Now some contemplates that I with this hack is that the sprites that were changed were only the major characters and not the basic enemies.  Goombas are still Goombas instead of something more fitting the hack.  Of the enemies changed are Parasprites for flying enemies in Mario 2, Garble for Bowser, Steven Magnets for Birdo, and Sombra for Wart.  Another minor complaint is that Trixie is dwarfed in the character select in Mario 2.  Only a minor complant as she's perfectly normal in the actual levels, but I thought I'd mention it.  Another thing is that the names are the same in Mario 1, being Mario and Luigi instead of Vinyl and Octavia.  Really it's just a minor thing as it doesn't really change anything but again, I thought I'd mention it.  Also Sombra's hitbox is a bit wonky, I'm not really sure if it's because of the sprite change but it's worth a slight warning at least.

    As positives go, It's easier to tell the difference between a poison mushroom and a regular one, and all the sprites look well made as you can easily tell who the characters are just by looking at them (I'm looking at you Dr Discords Conquest).  The players sprites were made rather well ranging from adorable filly to awesome and Fiery.  And the finishing poses are interesting.  Also it's hilarious seeing Octavia's face when she goes down a warp pipe.

     I'll finish by briefly mentioning the game as a whole  The character changes make sense, and the gameplay is fun.  The music is iconic. There are still a bunch to do, as you get a second playthorugh of Super Pony and Super Pony side B for even more levels.  I'd say the difficulty is rather high if only for the Lost Levels, if you want to 100% the game without save-states, I pity you.  As for story, it's Mario there really isn't one.  All and all, if you like ponies this game might be for you but if you've already played Super Mario All Stars and aren't really interested in playing it again then I'd give this game a pass.  But, all that said, I look forward to seeing the game finished and I'll finish this review then.

Here's my two cents on this review:

Your other reviews have pretty significant levels of detail. So why not this one? You say there's not a whole lot to talk about, but there must be more than 300 words worth. Just looking at screenshots there must be more to talk about. Details especially- you're stating facts but not elaborating. The gameplay is fun? That's a pretty big part of the game, elaborate!

I don't mean to be patronizing but there's my advice. Do what you've done before, and expand a little. Do a larger game if you feel there's not enough to work with.

I'm confused about a few things regarding this receive.

What does this game have to do with Super Mario 3 "not working"? Also, what's not working about that game? Should be working fine.

With regards to this review, I feel like you could have added a lot more detail. This "review" doesn't really say much with any detail about what's good and bad about the game. Really feels thrown together last min. If that's the case, why not just wait and write a review about a game that you could talk more about? Just a thought anyways.

IStillSeeTheX : The reason is very simple, most of my other reviews are about the full game or hacks that are more in depth, this is to my knowledge a simple graphic hack.  I try to only talk about what hacks have changed, so if the story is the same I ignore it.   So all I have to talk about are the sprites, and so there's not much to talk about.  If this game had an original plot, new power ups, new level design, etc. I would have had a longer review.

And as for why not do a bigger game, the reason is that I wanted to fill this page up as best as I could before I did.  I already spent some time uploading screenshots, and so the only real thing left was a review.  So all I had to do was write a short review for the hack and then I'd be finished with this game.  A bit foolish perhaps, blame it on my OCD.  The next game I have planned I should have a lot more to talk about.

Jordanv78 : Super Mario 3, the final game is not in full operation due to the sprite swapping not being finished and having some graphical glitches.  And so instead of talking about all of its problems, I'll wait to talk about it in the final version when the bugs are ironed out.  It says in the description that: "Also, I don't know if I will be able to finish this project beyond this incomplete version. Time is an asset that I simply no longer have. That said, some have volunteered to finish SMB3."

 Also, I didn't talk about what's good and bad about the game because it's a graphic hack, I only talk about what the hack has changed.  As such, gameplay, level design, story, and music are not something I'll be talking about.  I'll be talking mostly about the new sprites and only slightly touch on the level.  If you want a review on the rest go to the original game I like to only talk about what this game brings to the table that the original didn't.

ZanderShadowbane : Understood about the SMB3 thing, just that in your review it kinda seemed unclear.

I was just giving tips moving forward regarding your reviews and how to make them better. You are free to do them however you want as long as they fit the rules.