Outside of the sound design being ass and the graphics being a tad too bright, it's otherwise still the same Super Mario World I know and love. Though this time around I actually noticed more of World's flaws in general, even taking the differences of Advance 2 in mind.

The secret exits aren't handled the best, as a lot of the time they're either only slightly different than just beating a level normally or less often they're too cryptic. I also wasn't a fan of some levels, when they're either slow or tedious.

That said I think this game's flow is immaculate, and when this game is good it's super good.

Overall a great way to play all four of these games! The updated visuals are nice, as well as the added save feature being a useful addition (especially for Lost Levels and SMB3)
Lost Levels in particular gets a massive improvement for the Game Over nerf ALONE, and went from being my least favorite to actual favorite of these four games. Though I will say the sound design at certain points definitely could have used some work.

Still though, to have all four of these classics with great remasters in one cartridge is one hell of a deal, especially for the time it was released.

This time I beat all of the campaigns, and I did enjoy myself for the most part. Levels can be really fun at their peak, though they can go on for way too long sometimes and its gimmicks do not always work. So, it makes this game not very time attackable for my standards.

This game also has some of the most disrespectful final bosses I've ever played in a platformer

I still like the game, as well as all the good things it introduced and implemented, but hoo boy it took the wrong notes sometimes