Customer Ratings & Reviews

Super Mario 3D All-Stars contains 3 classic Mario games: Super Mario 64, Super Mario Sunshine, and Super Mario Galaxy all in one package for the price of a single game. Talk about a bargain. The individual games are all fantastic in their own regard so seeing them bundled together like this is great. This game would be a perfect gift for someone who has never played any of the Mario games or is a long time fan looking to revisit. Each game could easily hold your interest in for 20+ hours, so this package easily gives you the bang for your buck.

This ish is bishin. Great game. Love that I was able to get my hands on it before they stopped making it.

I must admit that I bought the game when it was $10 bucks off; I can’t complain about the value. As for the gameplay, I was more excited to play Mario 64 and Galaxy. I played Sunshine on the GameCube, and that was enough for me. I’d say it’s worth it for those who haven’t played the games—it’s my chance to play Galaxy. It’s a nice nostalgia piece...or let’s be real, some just want to possess a nostalgia piece to own and never play (think Steam games). The game comes with the soundtracks, but it’s not worth it to me especially with the soundtracks being available online and on YouTube. I bought the physical game, but I reviewed this game as FOUR stars because apparently the physical AND digital were “limited time only” which makes no sense for a digital game.

This is a great game. Three games in one! If you're the nostalgic one you're gonna love it!

I think that this game is overall good. I personally think it is not great like many people here are overhyping it. There are some camera angles and control issues (being more notable with Mario 64). 60 dollars is a bit much for games that are just ports and outdated, and let's not forget how it is ridiculous that this game is only available until the end of March. Now, this game is absolutely fun, regardless of the outdated graphics. I have been playing this game on the go, like all other games, and it brings memories from my childhood. I personally did not play the OG Mario 64 on the Nintendo 64 but on the DS version. Mario Sun Shine is pretty decent since I have never played it and Mario galaxy looks great on the switch. Overall, a great game to pick up before the end of March.

The games included are a blast from the past. Mario 64 is definitely the highlight for me, but my loves Galaxy since she beat the original version on our wii a long time ago. And the kids love playing Sunshine. Overall its great. Controls can be a hindering issue at first but as you play it becomes bareky noticable. The graphics are dated but still hold up for what they are and when they were created.

The All Stars pack is a great value coming with 3 classic Mario games for $60. Just be aware of what you are getting. Mario 64 is a classic and the resolution was enhanced but otherwise it is exactly as you remember. With Sunshine, widescreen support was added and Galaxy has that and slightly improved resolution. This is my first time experiencing Galaxy. It is linear in progression but the music and controls make it a delight to play in docked mode. Sunshine has some neat ideas but it feels like the camera actively works against you and it is a shame that was not fixed. As for extras, you just get the soundtracks in a menu for the three games. If you haven't experienced these and are curious or you want to play them on the go, definitely worth your time though.

This is a must have for switch, a chance to play three of the best games ever made is not to be passed up. Don't get me wrong I would have loved a remaster of Super Mario 64 and Sunshine but the higher resolutions are great and the color is fantastic. As for the games... I have nearly completed Super Mario 64, and make no mistake this game is a masterpiece! It shares a less than perfect camera control with Sunshine but the platforming is unbelievable. You find yourself making reflex moves on the run and are blown away by the depth of Mario's move set, when you start you think "oh old game, probably not a lot here" then as you play you learn more and more moves... and when to use them, eventually chaining together a series of death defying jumps and dives over an infinite abyss. Super Mario Sunshine is a game that I have played a good bit of before (though never completed) this is a sharper more colorful version, I plan on starting a fresh run as soon as I beat 64. Sunshine is a charming, often frustrating, gem. The camera occasionally choses to do something different from what you would like and there are some insanely difficult levels (not helped by a more restricted level order than 64) but if you have not played this game you are missing out on an highly enjoyable Mario adventure. I have not, I am ashamed to admit, played Super Mario Galaxy... yet. All said and done I give this collection and every game in it five stars!

Overall quality of each emulater/remaster 64: Kinda lame since it’s 4:3 and only 720p but still perfectly serviceable and Mario 64 doesn’t have very high resolution textures anyways so it’s fine Sunshine: Pretty good being 16:9 and full 1080p and plays good overall, however I noticed a few frame rate skips Galaxy: Looks phenomenal at 1080p 60fps and in all honestly I think the game looks better then most other remasters from the Xbox 360 and PS3. Controls flawlessly with the pro controller too, even the pointer works well with the pro controllers gyro aim. Nice collection for Mario’s 35th anniversary but too bad it’s limited time only and please don’t pay over $60 for it.

Pretty good games. Great purchase if you like any of these games, or if you've never played any of them before.

Great classics and good value if you don’t own the games on prior systems. I wish they would have remastered Mario 64, but i get the nostalgia behind it as I remember plugging hours into the original to get all 120 stars! Mario Sunshine and Galaxy are great additions to the collection, especially since I never played Galaxy. I recommend playing this with the Switch Pro controller as I have large hands and the Joy Cons get a little uncomfortable with long play times.

This game bundle (Super Mario 64, Super Mario Sunshine, and Super Mario Galaxy) offers a pure and uncut dose of nostalgia to those who enjoyed these games in the past. I would not recommend getting these games if you did not play at least one of them during original release. I personally loved SM64 and SM Sunshine back in the day, and this was enough to allow me to enjoy SM Galaxy (so far). If you are not into playing games of the past, this is not for you.

Amazing game. Nostalgic. Brings back memories from playing the originals

This is an amazing remake of three Mario’s classic canes. Being able to play all three at different points in time really open to the idea of playing at your own pace at however long you want to play a specific tittle. The nostalgia of being able to play three of the super Mario games all in one system really makes it an amazing time. Also seeing the generational growth of classic Nintendo games is great. I love to play with game with my family and also my self .

I'm gonna use this platform to go ahead and say that i hate mario 64. It sucks so bad. The camera, the controls, the visuals. I hate it. Mario sunshine is okay, and mario galaxy is great. MARIO 64 SUCKS!!!!

I like this game came at time. It was my birthday gift and i really enjoy playing for hours.

Good graphics and great entertainment, good choice for Nintendo Switch

It's amazing that you can get all 3 amazing mario games in 1 cart - these truly are the best games ever and brings back so many good memories. While there isn't much additional anything (they are slightly more than port but no where near a remaster), I appreciate that the graphics have been sharpened up and the latter 2 games are wide screen. These games never get old but you will feel it more with mario 64 as the controls are clunky by today's standards.

I bought this shortly after my daughter finished Mario Odyssey, to show her evolution of 3d Mario games. Mario 64 is feeling pretty dated, with the janky camera. Since she's only 6, my daughter was really missing the assist-mode the newer games have. Mario Sunshine was a game that I never really got to play, having skipped the Gamecube. Really wish that it was Mario Galaxy 2 instead of the first one, but it still really shines bright.

My daughter loved this game bundle! She has played it over and over and continues to love it.