Please re-add "Super Mario All-Stars" category
"Super Mario All-Stars" is widely played as a way to complete multiple different games at once, which requires a category.
Also I have confirmed that this game exists on IGDB.
https://www.igdb.com/games/super-mario-all-stars
I'm having trouble with the deletion of the category for this game, which is my main game. Please respond to this issue.
The same thing is happening with "Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World", so please add both games.
LK_431
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イハくん
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I strongly support this suggestion to re-add the "Super Mario All-Stars" category on Twitch. Currently, it’s classified as a bundle title on IGDB, which prevents it from being selectable as a standalone category. However, "Super Mario All-Stars" is more than just a bundle—it includes Mario 1, Mario 2, Mario USA, and Mario 3 (plus Mario World in some regions), all with updated graphics and refined systems. This makes it a unique experience, not just a simple compilation. I believe it deserves to be recognized as a standalone category so that streamers and viewers can properly tag and discover content for this iconic collection. Please consider re-adding this category. Thank you!
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londonb415
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I noticed that a Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy category exists. If bundled games can exist in the category, there should be no problem in adding Super Mario All-stars back.
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longlovesretro
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100% agree I had to tag the games seperately which was just a waste of time
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ThinkBrightside
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Yeah. I bought a copy of this game thinking Twitch would have a catagory of this. Kinda impossible to play this game other wise. But considering the number of people who just emulate the game anyway, I don't really think there's much marketability considering all the titles are preexisting, but it's not comparable with the speedrun times, so over all I'd rather just use this catagory so I could play the 4/5 titles on this cart. Thanks.
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Ben42
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A very good idea!
Not only is the western super mario all-stars community growing at rapid speeds (thanks roopert!) but the Japanese Super Mario Collection (All-Stars) community is longstanding and has a lot of interest and speedrunners currently running the game
It also helps differentiate between SMAS and the originals as they are mostly not comparible to their NES counterparts (take SMB3 speedrunning as an example)