Super Mario Collection

Super Mario Collection
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Original developer	Hiyru
Console	PlayStation 2
Date	201x
Alternate names/hacks	Super Mario Bros Extreme Edition, Mario Collection, World of Super Mario, Mario and Yoshi 14 in 1, New Mario Bros Collection

Super Mario Collection is a compilation for the PlayStation 2 released by an unknown company in Brazil around between 2010 and 2012. It features a collection of 13 games originally for the SNES running off a version of SNES Station. Due to the game running on a early version of SNES Station, it features various emulation and sound problems (however, the latter is due to by default, Sound Frequency being set to 12KHz, as if set to 48KHz, improves the sound quality).

Overview

Once you start the collection, you are greeted by the following message overlayed on top of the game menu:

This software is produced without the use of any copyrighted material belonging to Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. or Nintendo Inc. or any other party.

Companies and all products pertaining to that company are trademarks of that company. Please contact the appropriate company for trademark and copyright information.

This software should only be used to play game which the user legally owns.    This software must never be distributed with any copyrighted games or other material. Any breach of these terms is out of the authors control, and is not at the authors consent.

SNES Station is FREE software. If you bought this software, then you have been ripped off

This message was originally from the first public beta of SNES Station, which is what it uses to play the games. But for unknown reasons, it is still left in the game even though it could possibly persuade the buyer into returning the game.

Even though the compilation features 13 games, the menu features 15 games. Due to MARIO (A hack of Super Mario World which translates the game in Portuguese) and (Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World) being counted as their own games.

1. Donkey Kong 2 (Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest)
2. MARIO (Hack of Super Mario World that translates it into Portuguese)
3. MARIO IS MISSING U (Mario is Missing; US Version)
4. MARIO KART U (Super Mario Kart; US Version)
5. MARIO S EARLY YEARS - FUN (Mario's Early Years - Fun With Letters)
6. MARIO S EARLY YEARS - PRES (Mario's Early Years - Preschool Fun)
7. MARIO S TIME MACHINE (Mario's Time Machine)
8. MARIO ALL STARS U (Super Mario All-Stars; US Version)
9. MARIO ALL STARS WO (Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World
10. SUPER MARIO RPG U (Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars; US Version)
11. SUPER MARIO WORLD U (Super Mario World; US Version)
12. TETRIS DR MARIO U (Tetris & Dr. Mario; US Version)
13. YOSHI S COOKIE U (Yoshi's Cookie; US Version
14. YOSHI S ISLAND U (Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island; US Version)
15. YOSHI S SAFARI U (Yoshi's Safari; US Version;)

Gallery

Original box?

Alternate box

Another Alternate Box

Alternate box under the name Mario & Yoshi 14 in 1

Another alternate box likely from Argentina

Alternate box under the name World of Super Mario seemingly from 2007

Another box under the World of Super Mario name

A box under the name New Mario Bros Collection

Original disc?

A disc for the release using Mario Party DS artwork

Trivia

• Due to SNES Station lacking Super Scope support, Yoshi's Safari is unplayable.
• Six extra games reside on the disc, but are inaccessible by normal means (three of which aren't even Mario games at all). They were likely meant to be used on another SNES Station disc:
  • BASKETBALL (NBA All-Star Challenge)
  • DKC2 (duplicate of Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest)
  • DKC3 (Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble)
  • DONKEY 1 (Donkey Kong Country)
  • EL COYOTE (Wile E. Coyote's Revenge)
  • POCKY (Pocky & Rocky)