Customer Ratings & Reviews

Basically, my childhood put into ONE cartridge and done exceptionally well. I have heard some complaints about the controls, however, this is a 24 year-old game (Mario64), an 18 year-old game (Sunshine), and a 13 year-old game (Galaxy). With that said, once you accept the limitations of the controllers, the games play incredibly well and look beautiful; both in handheld and docked. Can't wait for the next nostalgia-bomb that Nintendo will throw at us!

Great bundle for the price. If you've played these games in the past, you know what you're getting into. If not, you can expect some growing pains (wonky camera controls in Mario 64, etc) since these are simply ported over from the past and not reworked for modern playing, but you can also expect some great games in Mario history that are well worth your purchase and for the most part, have held up great through the test of time.

Nintendo deserves some criticism for the lack of effort put into updating Super Mario 64, and the complete lack of additional features, sure. But graphics and extras are not everything. What this collection lacks in updates, it more than makes up for in hours of fun. This is three outstanding 3D Mario games for the price of one, with a few necessary tweaks to make them work on the Switch. My 5 year old son absolutely loves Super Mario Odyssey, so when he learned this game had three additional Mario games in it, he was extremely excited. These games obviously play quite differently - as there is no Cappy mechanic, which he loves, and when you get a Star/Shine in these games, you are kicked out of the level and have to jump back in to start again. This aspect has definitely not aged well, but it has not hindered his enjoyment of these games. He spends the least amount of time in SM64, as there is not enough guidance to show him where to go, and Nintendo did not update the camera controls, instead opting to have the right stick function as the N64 C-buttons, which is something my son just cannot get used to, and I don’t blame him. Sunshine and Galaxy are a different story. My son loves the goofiness of Sunshine and playing around and exploring using the F.L.U.D.D. mechanic. He loves Galaxy for how amazing it looks, all the fun power-ups, and collecting star bits. This collection doesn’t have much in terms of actually celebrating these games - just the games themselves are their accompanying soundtracks, which is very disappointing. But at the end of the day, I’m buying this to play and experience these games, and when you look at the games themselves, you just can’t beat this collection.

Ever since the Wii, I fell in love with SM Galaxy. This game right here has been one of the best decisions Nintendo has made. 3 cool games for the prize of 1! A lot of fun hours await for you!

My son loves this game! He plays it all the time. If you love Mario you will love this 3 in 1 game.

Each game in this collection looks great, especially Super Mario Galaxy. The modified controls of 64 and Galaxy feel intuitive, whereas Super Mario Sunshine feels a bit clunky and confusing, since it has to utilize multiple buttons to compensate for the lack of analog triggers. While the Gamecube controller can be used, it still registers as a pro controller which disables the analog functionality of the triggers. The connection of soundtracks is a nice bonus, but the overall package feels like it offers significantly fewer extras compared to past collections or anniversary sets. Those minor gripes aside, this still offers enough value as the most convenient way to play these three classic games.

This game collection is a must have for collectors but most importantly for anyone who never got the chance to play these classics. Three generations of Nintendo systems all on one cartridge. The only reason I did not give 5 stars is because it’s a shame that Nintendo didn’t take a bit more time putting this together. This was a great opportunity to improve the graphics (mostly for Mario 64) and work out a bit of the camera quarks that frustrated players back on the N64 and GameCube. All those same quarks are still present in this collection. Overall I really love these games (Mario Galaxy looks amazing on the Switch) and they hold a very special and nostalgic place in history for gamers.

While I didn't understand the limited release of this game at the time I bought it, I see why Nintendo did this now that they've released the Nintendo Online Expansion Pack. That being said, I'm glad I bought this when I did because I'm not interested in the Expansion Pack. This bundle includes arguably my favorite Mario game, Super Mario Galaxy, and a couple of Mario games I actually missed out on playing in my youth. I never owned an N64 or a GameCube, so I'm playing Super Mario 64 and Sunshine for the first time. First impressions of them both: - Super Mario 64: if you're after nostalgia and revisiting a classic game you grew up with, then I'm sure you'll enjoy this. I forget if this has been touched up at all or just re-released as-is, but it's clear that you're playing a dated game. At one point very early on, I got lost and didn't know where to go and there was no clear direction. Thank goodness for online guides XD - Super Mario Sunshine: this game plays remarkably well on the modem Switch. The FLUDD mechanics take some getting used to, and I've heard there are some very challenging tasks in this game, but I found myself enjoying this game as much as later Super Mario 3D games. I haven't started Super Mario Galaxy yet, but I completed the original on the Wii, including collecting all the Purple Coins, so I'm looking forward to replaying this one and enjoying it all over again, with a few exceptions.

Nice super Mario game 3 in1. Unfortunately the don’t sell it online anymore so the one way to get it is physically

I had no idea this game was even available! I got the last one they had in stock and was stoked about it. It has Mario 64 and galaxy from the wii. Two of my favorite Mario games! It also has sunshine which I never played! Definitely recommend this 3 in 1 based on the nostalgia alone.

3 Mario games in 1 what a steal all great games Highly recommend

So far that I played it’s been fun. Never really played any Super Mario games so it was a different experience

I loved playing mario 64 in this collection with the hd enhanced graphics but mario sunshine looked a little too crisp for my liking. I never realized how bad the character models looked in mario sunshine until they were exposed to the hd filter. I wish there were filter options so I could see how these games originally looked because the hd filter in mario sunshine exposed the game too much and made the experience less nostalgic and less enjoyable for me. Mario galaxy looked amazing with the hd graphics and was done really well but the change in the controls was a little weird.

Great game brought back a lot of memories being able to play all 3!

relive the classics or play them for the first time, brings 3 timeless games to the new age

Mario! Super great game that never gets old and plays well.

Best game ever kids play all the time and fun never stops

What a deal.. three great games from my childhood well at least with 64 and Sunshine. Only thing is I forgot how hard it was for me to get the controls for sunshine down when I was a kid but after an hour I was good to go this time:). Great game for everyone this Christmas you really can’t go wrong with it I would have purchased all of these games separately for the switch had they released it like that but what a deal

Super Mario 3D Allstars is a must buy. These are not remakes but the games look better. Nintendo has since launch updated so you can adjust the way your camera controls. Controlling the camera Super Mario 64 for new players may feel strange but hey that was cutting edge back in the day when it released. However, once you get the hang out it playing through the game and finding the stars is a thrill. Super Mario Sunshine was a game I never finished but its way better than I thought. Alot of people hate on Sunshine but I’ve really enjoyed my time in Sunshine. Its an easier game to me than Mario 64 because in Sunshine they show you a clue to where the star is. So I’d say its a easier game. Galaxy looks really good but its a game I struggle controlling the most with its orientation. Maybe I haven’t figured out how to best control Mario but he’s upside down it makes me dizzy. I wish this collection wasn’t a limited release but thankfully there seems to be plenty of copies (right now) for people to buy. I just worry about the kids who get a Switch post March 31 and aren’t able to get this. I think that could be a turnoff for would be players and thats not a good way to increase your player base and to bring on the next generation of Mario fans. Could Nintendo have remade these- or have include a remake option so you could have decided to play the original or remaster- yes. Could they have included more special features- yes. But I’m just glad we got these games for the Switch.

Excellent game for the nostalgia! Highly recommend for N64 fans.