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Super Mario 3D All-Stars (2020)

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Let's Play

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This is a shorter video, as this is more of a bonus video of this playthrough. When you have collected all 120 Power Stars, you unlock a bunch of stuff, so I show some of the secrets that you can unlock after doing so, like the secret cannon where a surprise awaits, and the Big Penguin Rematch at Cool, Cool Mountain.

As for the rest of the description, I recommend watching the full video before reading past this point of the description

This part is more of a bonus video, as I show what happens when you have collected all 120 Power Stars. The main thing is the cannon, which you can use to shoot to the roof of the castle, and you will find a familiar character, that character is Yoshi, and he gives you 100 lives and you get an upgraded triple jump with stars.
Another secret after collecting every Power Star is when you enter Cool, Cool Mountain and race the Big Penguin, he is much bigger than before, and he is much more challenging than when you last raced him, but you don't get any reward for winning, as you will just get the Star for winning, but it is still a good secret, a harder race with the Big Penguin.
One thing I want to go over is Yoshi on the roof of the castle, this is even referenced in Super Mario 64 DS, because at the start of the game, Yoshi is sleeping on the roof of the castle when Mario, Luigi, and Wario go to the castle, and the DS remake of Super Mario 64 added 30 more Power Stars, so you have a total of 150 Power Stars, so they added a lot more into the remake, and I liked how you don't play as just Mario, you can even play as Yoshi, Luigi, or Wario as well, and even though it is technically a remake of Super Mario 64, you start the game as Yoshi, and you don't play as Mario until you rescue him after collecting 8 Power Stars.
One thing I liked about the DS remake was how each character had different abilities, Yoshi had his flutter jump, Mario was the well-rounded character, Luigi had the highest jump, swim, and running speed, and Wario was the slowest, but more powerful than the other three.
As it is Super Mario 64 done, I will give some of my thoughts about this game, this was the first ever video game I have played, and I like the soundtrack of this game, some of my favourite songs are the Main Theme for Super Mario 64, which plays on Bob-omb Battlefield, Whomp's Fortress, Tall, Tall Mountain, and Tiny-Huge Island, and even though there isn't much music variety in courses, only having about 6 songs out of the 15 courses, Dire, Dire Docks was a nice song, Hazy Maze Cave was a memorable song to me as part of the song was a remix of the Underground Theme from Super Mario Bros., and I do like Koopa's Road, which plays for the Bowser courses, and while the fight with Bowser is a good song, I really like Ultimate Koopa, which plays in the final battle with Bowser, and I also like the credits music in this game, so it was good to play Super Mario 64 on the Nintendo Switch in a 3 game collection, and if you are wondering whether I prefer Super Mario 64 or the DS remake, I would prefer Super Mario 64, although I do like how Super Mario 64 DS added 30 more Power Stars and the ability to play as four different characters. While Super Mario 64 was the start of Mario's 3D adventure, I would say it is one of the easiest and quickest Mario games to get 100% on, even though there were some tough missions in this game compared to others, but out of the 3D Mario games, I would say that Super Mario Sunshine is the hardest to get 100% on, and if you are wondering, I'll probably do Super Mario Sunshine and Super Mario Galaxy in the Super Mario 3D All-Stars collection, as those are updated versions of the games themselves.

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