Nintendo announced Super Mario 3D All Stars The collection on Thursday, confirms long-running rumors Super Mario 64, Super Mario Sunshine, And Super Mario Galaxy Will be re-introduced on the Nintendo Switch. The third game on that list, released in 2007 for the motion-control-powered Wii, will use motion controls for some aspects of the game. But it doesn’t sound like Joy-Con will need to play speed control Super Mario Galaxy On the switch.
It is not immediately clear, however, on the basis of Super Mario 3D All Stars The page on Nintendo.com notes that players can “shake the Joy-Con controller to activate Mario’s spin ability or give a Joy-Con controller to a friend for some extra help in no-star mode.” It further clarifies the string of the line: “If Nintendo is to play on the Switch Lite, separate Joy-Con controllers are required and sold separately.”
In the original release of Galaxy, Another player can control a cursor sc nscreen to catch star bits and fire at enemies; Help Mario jump; Or catch them to stop enemies in their tracks.
Nintendo reached out for clarification about the extent of motion controls inside the polygon Super Mario Galaxy In Super Mario 3D All Stars, And received the following statement:
Super Mario Galaxy Supported in TV, tablet op and handheld modes. In TV and tablet op modes, motion controls are required for pointer functionality. In handheld mode, the pointer functionality has been adapted to use the touch screen.
Nintendo also confirmed it Super Mario 3D All Stars Nintendo Switch Pro supports the controller.
Super Mario 3D All Stars Will be released for Switch on September 18th. Nintendo says the game will be released in limited supply, and will be available by March 31, 2021.
