... but in the case of Nintendo's
Super Mario Collection Special Pack, I don't really care.
Why? Well, I've never been a fan of
Super Mario All-Stars--and that game serves as the backbone of this soon-to-be-released (in Japan only, as of now) "special pack."
Of course, said pack--which will retail for about $25--also will contain a booklet that chronicles the 25-year history of the
Super Mario Bros. franchise and a soundtrack CD that culls tunes from the series' first entry all the way through
Super Mario Galaxy 2.
As fabulous as that sounds, I can't help but feel a bit disappointed that the game portion of this "special pack" doesn't include the original versions of
Super Mario Bros. 1,
2,
3 and
USA rather than
Super Mario All-Stars' 16-bit re-imaginings.
Watch: Japanese Super Mario Collection Special Pack commercial
(Via
andriasang.com)