It's a good collection of 3 good games and their soundtracks, it's a little silly not to call this a good game. I either already have or will get to reviewing these games individually, so I won't go over them here, but here's some stuff about the collection:
-Super Mario 64 retains the 4:3 aspect ratio but was prettied up a ton.
-Super Mario Sunshine was increased to 16:9, and touched up a bunch. Also, it's compatible with the GameCube controller adapter.
-Super Mario Galaxy looks nicer, but you use the touch screen for the cursor in handheld mode (which doesn't work great) and you use motion controls rather than an IR pointer in TV or tabletop mode (which doesn't work great).
-the menu looks decent and everything is laid out exactly how you would probably want it to.
Overall, it's a mostly good collection of good games, and I don't see myself selling my physical copy of the game, that's out of print now, in good condition that's worth $80 and will likely only go up anytime soon.
-Super Mario 64 retains the 4:3 aspect ratio but was prettied up a ton.
-Super Mario Sunshine was increased to 16:9, and touched up a bunch. Also, it's compatible with the GameCube controller adapter.
-Super Mario Galaxy looks nicer, but you use the touch screen for the cursor in handheld mode (which doesn't work great) and you use motion controls rather than an IR pointer in TV or tabletop mode (which doesn't work great).
-the menu looks decent and everything is laid out exactly how you would probably want it to.
Overall, it's a mostly good collection of good games, and I don't see myself selling my physical copy of the game, that's out of print now, in good condition that's worth $80 and will likely only go up anytime soon.