《超級瑪利歐收藏集 Wii》（日文名稱：スーパーマリオコレクション スペシャルパック，英文名稱：Super Mario Collection: Special Pack）是任天堂於2010年10月21日在Wii平台推出的紀念性作品，為慶祝《超級瑪利歐兄弟》誕生25週年而發行。實際上是1993年在Super Famicom（超級任天堂）推出的《Super Mario All-Stars》的Wii移植版，搭配紀念手冊與音樂CD一同推出，並未針對畫面或操作進行大幅重製，但仍在收藏與懷舊層面具有高度價值。

收錄四款經典2D橫向卷軸平台遊戲，分別是《超級瑪利歐兄弟》（Super Mario Bros.）、《超級瑪利歐兄弟2》（Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels）、《超級瑪利歐兄弟3》（Super Mario Bros. 3）以及當初在美國推出但實為改版的《超級瑪利歐USA》（Super Mario Bros. 2）。這些作品皆為當年Famicom平台上最具代表性的作品，而在《Super Mario All-Stars》中以16-bit畫面與音樂重新製作，使之更加符合Super Famicom的硬體水準，而Wii版本則完整保留該版內容。

這四部作品雖然在玩法上相近，皆以跳躍為主要操作方式、避開敵人、吃取蘑菇與花朵升級、突破各種機關與關卡挑戰為核心，但在關卡設計與風格上各具特色。第一代《超級瑪利歐兄弟》為整個系列的濫觴，簡單卻富挑戰性；第二代《超級瑪利歐兄弟2》則因難度過高原本僅限日本地區推出，是硬派玩家的試煉；第三代大幅提升關卡變化與機制創意，加入飛行道具、分支路徑與小地圖系統；《超級瑪利歐USA》則以角色各異（瑪利歐、路易吉、碧姬與奇諾比奧）的能力差異與拔菜攻擊系統，展現與其他系列作不同的操作風格。

在操作方面，雖然於Wii上推出，但其遊戲內容實為以Super Famicom模擬方式運作，並未進行HD畫質強化或控制器自訂等現代化改良。使用Wii遙控器橫持操作，模擬傳統控制器的配置，也可以選擇經典控制器（Classic Controller）進行遊玩。按鍵對應簡單，跳躍與衝刺的直覺性操作仍保留原汁原味的遊戲體驗，對老玩家來說幾乎不需適應即可上手，對新手而言也極具教學價值，是學習平台跳躍類遊戲節奏與反應的優良教材。

市場評價方面，在發售初期便因其25週年紀念意義而引起廣泛關注。特別是本作隨附的實體特典，包括一本詳細介紹《瑪利歐》系列發展歷史的25週年紀念手冊，內含歷代開發者訪談與設計草圖，以及一張原聲音樂CD，收錄多首來自《瑪利歐》系列的經典旋律與音效，極具收藏價值。因此，吸引大量任天堂與瑪利歐系列的忠實粉絲，也在日本與歐美市場皆創下良好銷售成績。

然而，也有部分批評聲音指出，遊戲僅為SFC模擬版本，缺乏任何畫面或內容的強化或擴充，相較於近年其他廠商進行的重製作品顯得保守。例如並未收錄《超級瑪利歐世界》（Super Mario World）或Game Boy上的《瑪利歐樂園》等其他名作，亦無加入任何新關卡或多人功能。因此從純「遊戲內容」來看，可能不足以吸引未曾接觸過原作的新世代玩家。

總體而言，《超級瑪利歐收藏集 Wii》是重視歷史意義與懷舊情感的紀念性作品，對於喜愛2D平台動作遊戲的玩家而言是回顧經典的盛宴。不僅讓玩家再次體驗瑪利歐系列的黃金年代，也讓人見證橫向卷軸遊戲設計從單純到創新的演進。儘管技術層面未有革新，但在精神層面上，是對任天堂招牌角色「瑪利歐」25年傳奇歷程的一次真摯致敬。

Super Mario Collection: Special Pack (Japanese title: スーパーマリオコレクション スペシャルパック) is a commemorative release by Nintendo for the Wii, launched on October 21, 2010. It was developed to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the original Super Mario Bros. The title is essentially a Wii port of Super Mario All-Stars, which originally debuted in 1993 on the Super Famicom (Super Nintendo Entertainment System). The game was released as part of a special bundle that included a commemorative booklet and a music CD. While no significant graphical or control enhancements were made, the title holds great value from a collector’s and nostalgic standpoint.

The collection features four classic 2D side-scrolling platformers: Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, Super Mario Bros. 3, and Super Mario Bros. 2 (known in Japan as Super Mario USA, which was originally a reworked version of Doki Doki Panic released in the U.S.). These games were among the most iconic releases on the Famicom system and were remastered in 16-bit style for the Super Famicom version, complete with updated visuals and music. The Wii version faithfully retains all content from that remastered edition.

Though the core gameplay of all four titles revolves around running, jumping, avoiding enemies, collecting power-ups like mushrooms and fire flowers, and overcoming obstacles and stage challenges, each game brings its own distinctive level design and flair. The first Super Mario Bros. introduced the world to Mario’s platforming adventures with simple yet challenging gameplay. The Lost Levels was originally released only in Japan due to its punishing difficulty, offering a trial by fire for veteran players. Super Mario Bros. 3 greatly expanded gameplay variety, introducing flight mechanics, branching paths, and a world map system. Meanwhile, Super Mario USA stood out with its unique gameplay style, including character-specific abilities (Mario, Luigi, Peach, and Toad) and the vegetable-plucking attack mechanic.

In terms of controls, although released for the Wii, the game runs as a Super Famicom emulation and does not offer HD visuals or modern control customization. Players can hold the Wii Remote sideways to mimic the layout of a classic controller or use the Classic Controller for a more traditional experience. The button mappings are straightforward, and the intuitive mechanics of running and jumping retain the original feel. For veteran players, it is instantly familiar; for newcomers, it serves as a solid introduction to the rhythm and reflexes required for side-scrolling platformers.

Upon release, the game drew significant attention thanks to its 25th-anniversary commemorative value. One of its main attractions was the included physical extras: a richly illustrated anniversary booklet detailing the history of the Mario series, with developer interviews and design sketches, and a soundtrack CD featuring a selection of classic tunes and sound effects from the franchise. These items made the package particularly appealing to longtime fans and collectors. The game achieved strong sales both in Japan and internationally, thanks to the enduring popularity of the Mario brand.

However, some criticism emerged over the lack of enhancements. Since the game was essentially a Super Famicom emulation, it lacked visual updates, expanded content, or modern features that other remastered collections of the time were offering. Notably absent were other beloved titles such as Super Mario World or Super Mario Land from the Game Boy. No new stages or multiplayer features were added, which made the release feel conservative and potentially less enticing for players unfamiliar with the original games.

In summary, Super Mario Collection: Special Pack is a title that emphasizes historical significance and nostalgia rather than technical innovation. For fans of 2D platformers, it offers a memorable return to the golden age of Mario, showcasing the genre's evolution from its humble beginnings to more inventive and complex designs. While it may not push boundaries in terms of technology, it stands as a heartfelt tribute to Mario's 25-year legacy and a celebration of one of gaming’s most enduring icons.