I don't think this means necessarily virtual console as a branding is back, or that more games will be released. So if they continue to sell them at a price individually (which combined would be more then the bundle price with the 35th collection) then people can pick the game they want instead of spending $60.00.Īt that time Mario Galaxy 2 will likely then be available at the same price as the rest of the games (from the 35th collection). Nintendo would not sacrifice evergreen sales of the mainline Mario games by de-listing them on the eShop after March 31st either. The most likely scenario is they plan to release it standalone either remastered for $30-40.00 or give it more content and release it for a full $60.00. Instead they obviously have other plans for SMG2. The second fact is, if Nintendo was to add Mario Galaxy 2 in the collection it would be giving the product too much value.

Some doubted the Mario 35th rumors simply because they didn't believe Nintendo wouldn't actually bundle those games and instead sell them individually for $60.00. Firstly Nintendo likes to keep the perceived value of their games high. Many many reviewers and Nintendo commentators, youtubers and streamers have all stated some well known facts about Nintendo. Remaking all three of these in modern HD style will make them look good but in the end they'll all just be given the Super Mario Odyssey treatment and modern gamers won't be impressed with that.

The reason why the remake treatment works with Crash and Spyro is that Crash and Spyro doesn't had new games when those remakes came to fruition so when those games got remakes the updated visuals make sense, but for Super Mario 3D All-Stars it won't work cause we already know what a 3D Super Mario games for the Switch look like in HD and Super Mario Odyssey already gave us that.

You'll basically be playing all three games with the same boring Super Mario Odyssey style graphics, do you really want that? Super Mario Galaxy 2 won't be included for the sake that Nintendo just don't want to see similar games in there.

If Nintendo had actually remake all of them then all games would feel too similar and new players would not see the variety in style from each of them. Sun 13th Sep Well that's the interesting part, because all three games are remastered of games from different console, it would give new generation players a chance to live what veteran players had gone through by giving them a little slice of N64, GameCube, and Wii for their experience.

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