Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World
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| Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World | |||
 European box art | |||
| Developer | Nintendo EAD | ||
| Publisher | Nintendo | ||
| Platform(s) | Super Nintendo Entertainment System | ||
| Release date |  December 1994  1995 | ||
| Genre | Platformer | ||
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| Mode(s) | 1-2 players | ||
| Media | Super NES:  Game Pak | ||
| Input | Super NES:
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Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World is an alternate release of Super Mario All-Stars that also includes Super Mario World. It was first released in North America in December 1994 as a loose cartridge included within the Super NES Mario Set and then in Europe in 1995, where it received its own box packaging.
Differences from Super Mario World[edit]
There are fewer layers of parallax scrolling than the other games, making the graphics slightly worse in terms of depth. The only graphical difference is that the game contains unique sprites for Luigi (the second player), making him taller and slimmer than Mario, whereas the original version of the game used palette swapped Mario sprites for him. In addition, there are some different animations for Luigi's moves compared to Mario's. For instance, Luigi does not hold his fist in the air while jumping and he slides down hills on his knees. Note that these sprites were not included in Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2, which used a different set almost identical to Luigi's sprites from Super Mario Bros. 2. This version also included four save files (instead of three). Additionally, by pressing the select button while on a map screen, players can access a menu that has the option of quitting the game. The Nintendo logo also does not show up when starting the game.
A retail boxed version of Super Mario All Stars + Super Mario World was sold in the UK shortly after it was bundled with the Super Nintendo. This appears to be a very rare version that came in a mostly red box.
The universal debug mode that is hidden in the game's code has been removed from the Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World version. It was only accessed with a Game Genie.
