Super Mario 3D All-Stars (Switch)

It's a Me, Mario!

 So I beat them all! 100 %! And it went as a charm, feels nice. I don't get why they limited it at physical and digital release, but hey, I don't care that much since I got it physical and I can keep that going from now on as a responsible adult with a job. A job that is in the Swedish state and therefore more protected than most people in this pandemic as of writing in October 2020 still goes on. 

Back to the package... compared to the original All-Stars for the SNES it lacks a Super Mario Lost Levels game that says, I need that. It has the music from the three games and that's neat, but nothing else. The Mega Man collections had art and challenges as well as music. 

People complain that Galaxy 2 isn't in the package, and I can agree that it would be nice since I think I haven't finished that one. I wonder if there is something about the motions control that doesn't work 100 %. I didn't have any problem with Galaxy here so it worked fine with me. What it really really tells me is that I would love a Zelda All-Stars with the N64 games (if they ported the 3DS version I would probably only like Ocarina of Time since the changes in Majora's Mask made it a bit worse, but maybe better controls work in it's favour), Skyward Sword and the remakes from the Wii U (I would gladly take every single game, but Nintendo is a bit more stingy than Capcom in their legacy collections).  

If not like me that have all games (well, not Sunshine, but I played it not that long ago), either rerelease or original game, well worth it since they are solid platforming games. For people like me, the only reason to get it is the limited run since who know when it will come back and what form. So, Nintendo clearly judged it right.