Stand out tracks: Jungle, Koopa Kid Castle, Enemy Course My favourite is Enemy Course, a remix of the Super Mario Bros 3 Battle Mode track, that ramped up the tempo and added darker undertones to indicate that this was an enemy level. There are a couple of tracks that were quite good, though. I am not sure why this perverse decision was chosen – sure, it evokes Mario, but you also wouldn’t want ‘Itsa me, Mario’ injected every couple of seconds. I did find the bah bah noise that is played regularly throughout the album to be bloody irritating. Uninspired beats that would be perfect for an elevator. The beats, while hummable for the few minutes after a level, will soon be forgotten. While listening to this OST, the tracks often felt like pastiches of past titles that were knocked out by fans. The problem is that one game had to land in this unfortunate position and New Super Mario Bros.
While it is an unfortunate honour, it should be noted that this is far from a bad OST. Anyway, there is a lot of Super Mazza content to get through so let’s get cracking.Ĭoming in dead last is New Super Mario Bros Wii. To put it shortly: almost all the soundtracks are crackers and it ain’t Christmas.
I knew it would be difficult to write, but there were some surprising hair pullers that I had a lot of trouble placing. With the release of Super Mario Odyssey being only a couple of weeks away, I have decided to rank the soundtracks of the Super Mario games, from the original in 1985 all the way to the recent New Super Mario Bros 3D World.
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