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Topic	I chose Super Mario All Stars over Chrono Trigger for the SNES collection port.
DorkLink 06/29/17 2:48:19 PM #6:	RFC22 posted... Mario is classic nintendo. You can get Chrono trigger on the DS, PSX, and the PSN store. The SMARs versions of the NES games are superior over the NES versions cause you could save progress and better graphics. Being able to get Chrono Trigger anywhere is weird reasoning when you can get these Mario games in far more places. Not being able to save on the NES versions isn't a relevant complaint when we're talking about re-releases. You can just use save states on the NES Classic and VC versions. As for the graphics, "better" is debatable. Of course they're "better" in an objective sense, but some people, me included, prefer playing these games with their original aesthetic and find that some things are lost with the SNES updates. <cite>DorkLink posted [p:882036898] in I chose Su... [t:75506487]...</cite> <quote><cite>RFC22 posted...</cite> <quote>Mario is classic nintendo. You can get Chrono trigger on the DS, PSX, and the PSN store. The SMARs versions of the NES games are superior over the NES versions cause you could save progress and better graphics. </quote> Being able to get Chrono Trigger anywhere is weird reasoning when you can get these Mario games in far more places. Not being able to save on the NES versions isn't a relevant complaint when we're talking about re-releases. You can just use save states on the NES Classic and VC versions. As for the graphics, "better" is debatable. Of course they're "better" in an objective sense, but some people, me included, prefer playing these games with their original aesthetic and find that some things are lost with the SNES updates.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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