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Here is a list of games from the Mario meta-franchise in the SNES-CD Trilogy:

List of Super Mario games:
Super Mario Bros. (1985, NES)
Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels (1986, FDS)
Super Mario Bros. 2 (1988, NES)
Super Mario Bros. 3 (1988, NES)
Super Mario Land (1989, GB)
Super Mario World: Super Mario Bros. 4 (1990, SNES)
Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins (1992, GB)
Super Mario World 2 (1993, SNES-CD)
Super Mario World 3 (1995, SNES-CD)
Super Mario Dimensions (1997, UNES)
Super Mario Nova (1999, GBN)
Super Mario Ranger (2002, UNES)
Super Mario Shades (2004, NW)
Super Mario Dimensions 2 (2007, GBSN)
Super Mario Flip (2008, NS)
Super Mario World 4 (2009, GBSN)
Super Mario Laboratory (2012, NS)
Super Mario Dimensions 3 (2014, NC)
Mario & Wario: An Unlikely Adventure (2016, NC)
Super Mario Adventure (2016, NR)
Super Mario World 5: Mecha-Koopa’s Revenge! (2018, NR)
Super Mario Adventure 2 (2020, HNES)
Super Mario Bros. Zero (2021, GB0)

List of Mario Kart games
Super Mario Kart (1992, SNES-CD)
Ultra Mario Kart (1997, UNES)
Mario Kart: Super Circuit (2001, GBN)
Mario Kart: Double Dash!! (2003, NW)
Mario Kart: Crash Course!! (2006, NW)
Mario Kart: Road Trip (2006, GBSN)
Mario Kart Crown (2010, NS)
Mario Kart Excel (2013, NC)
Mario Kart Reality (2014, NR)
Mario Kart Zero (2020, GB0)

List of Super Mario RPG games
Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars (1996, SNES-CD)
Super Mario RPG 2: A Plumble Beginning (2000, UNES)
Super Mario RPG 3: A Haunting Adventure (2003, GBN)
Super Mario RPG 4: The Mysterious Machine (2006, NW)
Super Mario RPG 5: Visions of the Psychic Prince (2013, NR)
Super Mario RPG 6: Voyage of the Star Seekers (2019, NR)

List of Mario Party games:
Mario Party (1998, UNES)
Mario Party 2 (2000, UNES)
Mario Party 3 (2002, UNES)
Mario Party 4 (2003, UNES)
Mario Party 5 (2004, NW)
Mario Party 6 (2007, NW)
Mario Party Connect (2012, NC)

List of Yoshi's Island games:
Yoshi's Island (SNES, 1995)
Yoshi's Story (UNES, 1997)
Yoshi & Friends (NW, 2007)
Return to Yoshi's Island (GBSN, 2010)
Yoshi & The Mysterious Lake (NS, 2012)
Yoshi’s Island: The Lost Tree (HNES, 2021)

List of Wario platformer games:
Wario Land (GB, 1994)
Wario Land II (GB, 1997)
Wario Land 3 (GBC, 2000)
Wario Land 4 (GBN, 2001)
Wario World (NW, 2003)
Captain Wario (NW, 2008)
Wario Land 5: Billions! (NC, 2014)

List of Donkey Kong platformer games:
Donkey Kong Country (1994, SNES-CD)
Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest (1995, SNES-CD)
Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! (1996, SNES-CD)
Donkey Kong Country 4: Kong Family Reunion (1997, SNES-CD)
Ultra Donkey Kong Country (1999, UNES)
Donkey Kong and Battletoads (2004, NW)
Donkey Kong Adventure (2012, NS)
Donkey Kong Country 5: K. Rool Returns (2013, NC)
Donkey Kong Krew (2014, NR)
Donkey Kong Wreckers (2017, NR)
Donkey Kong City (2018, NC)
 
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BONUS: The State Of Amusement In 2021
State of the Amusement Industry 2021:

Son of Beast forever changed not just the parks themselves, but the manufacturers as well. While people in North America became wary of coasters in general, the populace was especially averse to pure wooden coasters. Great Coasters International lost all their business overnight, almost leading to bankruptcy. Had it not been for the demand for wooden coasters in China, GCI would have gone out of business. Gravity Group suffered somewhat, but managed to fare better due to their offering of steel supported wooden coasters and had reached pre-2006 revenues by 2013. In 2016 GCI returned to the US market when it built its first hybrid conversion (steel tracks and wooden supports) on the continent at California's Great America. Apex Predator has proven to be an extremely popular coaster and has lead to more being ordered for the United States. The popularity of GCI's hybrid tracks, as well as improved safety standards, have lead analysts to predict that the 2020s will see a return of pure wooden roller coasters to the United States.

S&S has done better for itself than OTL due to the stigma against wooden coasters keeping Alan Schilke working with them (so no RMC) which leads to them developing the single rail coaster in 2013 and they have since appeared at parks such as Astroworld, Kennywood, Kentucky Kingdom, and Valleyfair.

Fate of Kings Island's Major Attractions:
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Backlot Stunt Coaster (which replaced Ninja) was notorious for its downtime due to damage from shipping. When it broke down mid-season 2014, Busch decided to retire the ride and it has since been replaced with Hot Rod, a Zierer launched coaster similar to Verbolten at Busch Gardens Williamsburg complete with a show building and alternating storylines each ride.
Invertigo ultimately shut down due to increasing maintenance costs.
Spinsanity was removed in 2015 during the conversion of Six Flags Florida to Super Nintendo World.

Cedar Point Coasters (2021):
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Gemini is set to be replaced (indirectly) by a new wooden coaster from Gravity Group that takes up the remainder of Mean Streak's former plot. Some expect Gemini itself to be replaced in 2024 by another coaster, though what type remains to be seen.

Worlds of Adventure Coasters (2021):
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Magic Mountain Coasters (2021):
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California's Great America Coasters (2021):
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And finally each round of selloffs for Six Flags:
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Six Flags Florida was sold to a private developer who then sold it to Merlin and then approached Ultratainment about partnering up.
 
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Great epilogue! Will miss this timeline.

Quick question about this universe, through a rather dicey one. Is online culture more or less toxic here than OTL, and if it is less toxic than OTL, do people that focus on culture analysis and critique that as leftist or progressive look excessively critically at people liking morally dubious or outright evil groups or things in fiction(ie: The Imperium of Man, Ceaser's Legion) as being either excessively problematic at best, or outright right wing fascist lunatics at worst, or do they take a more live-or-let-live cultural attitude where these things are seen as not having too much intent for toxic ideology or behavior(in this case would be idea that people like villains because they're cool, rather than some dubious far-right idea) or are at worst just harmless and misguided jokers.
 
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Words cannot describe just how amazing a ride these timelines have been all these years. This trilogy will most definitely go down in the echelons of this forum as one of the greats.
 
Is online culture more or less toxic here than OTL, and if it is less toxic than OTL, do people that focus on culture analysis and critique that as leftist or progressive look excessively critically at people liking morally dubious or outright evil groups or things in fiction(ie: The Imperium of Man, Ceaser's Legion) as being either excessively problematic at best, or outright right wing fascist lunatics at worst, or do they take a more live-or-let-live cultural attitude where these things are seen as not having too much intent for toxic ideology or behavior(in this case would be idea that people like villains because they're cool, rather than some dubious far-right idea) or are at worst just harmless and misguided jokers.

It is less toxic, though there's still a decent amount of toxicity going around, and you still have people who see certain things as culturally problematic. It's not as big a deal as it is IOTL, but it's still discussed in certain circles.
 

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About cryptocurrency in this timeline: Are NFTs (Non-fungible token) still a big deal ITTL?
Hopefully not.
Probably not. The Supreme Court ITTL ruled in favor of the late Mitsuko Ariyama on her blockchain patent, pretty much making cryptocurrencies in the United States go the way of the dodo. Those non-fungible token thingies might be a niche or obscure thing overseas though, it was mentioned that cryptocurrency is kind of big over in Russia as of the late 2010s in this world.
 
Sorry for bumping, but I had a random thought about one of the major non-video game parts of this TL:

What inspired Polly Klaas surviving and becoming a major figure in this TL as opposed to letting the OTL incident happen?

I am not from US and was born after that incident, so all I know about that incident was that it was highly publicised on American TV shows, and led to the US Three Strike Law…
 
Sorry for bumping, but I had a random thought about one of the major non-video game parts of this TL:

What inspired Polly Klaas surviving and becoming a major figure in this TL as opposed to letting the OTL incident happen?

I am not from US and was born after that incident, so all I know about that incident was that it was highly publicised on American TV shows, and led to the US Three Strike Law…
As someone that has read and skimmed some of these posts, I wonder if it has more to do with butterflies that lead into a cascading to becoming a significant force in other events. Her survival led to the capture of her OTL killer, where in turn she moved to Columbine and, while tragically losing her best friend and seeing the decay of another friend to suicide, saw a change of events that resulted in her advocacy for video games on an academic level.

It's kind of like a change of events could have witnessed Michael Jackson survive due to better choices, but Britney Spears having a meltdown. Butterflies don't really have a sensical path once you change the course of events.
 
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