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Wow, you're totally right.  Showing that Final Fantasy 1 has been whored out more than SMB1 totally usurps my entire post.  Golly gee whiz, how did you get to be ever so smart?

Nintendo still whores out their wares far more than Squeenix does.  They do it with more franchises and with more games.  And you still buy every one of 'em, dontcha?

For reference (I used Wikipedia, MobyGames, and Google in general), I found the original Super Mario Bros has been released on the following systems, in the following ways (at least)--

NES-alone
NES-with Duck Hunt
NES-with Duck Hunt and Track Meet
NES-with Tetris and Nintendo World Cup (may have been a demo cartridge for store displays)
Game Boy Color
Game Boy Advance
Famicom Disk System (note, not the Japanese NES, but the disk add-on)
Super NES - Mario All-Stars
Wii - Virtual Console
Wii - 25th Anniversary Mario All-Stars

Okay, one of those may not technically count (the one that's likely a demo), but that still makes nine.  Oh, and I don't know why, but you made an assumption that I was stating that all of Squeenix's remakes adds up to less than just SMB1.  Why would you make such an ridiculous assumption?  The GBA and DS rereleases of the first six FF games makes roughly 8 with that franchise alone.  1-6 on GBA, 3 & 4 remade for DS.  I probably should've used the word "many" instead of "all."  Still, wouldn't assuming a grammatical error make more sense than simply assuming a truly moronic statement?  The fact that I mentioned more than one Chrono Trigger rerelease indicates I'm fully aware of the ports Square dropped onto the Playstation.

The Wonderswan is a nice, obscure reference.  I always forget about that thing.

Disney is awesome :D

Ugh no. Disney is horrendous. Their movies stink. Even pirates of the caribean and tron were decent at best. Pixar and Marvel are the only redeeming qualities of Disney, and even then, didn't they just buy them out?

What's a Dragon Quest?  Oh right, that franchise I started playing way back on the NES when it was called Dragon Warrior in the Us.

Nintendo's more numerous franchises mean more fodder for remaking, rereleasing, revamping.  And Nintendo does it all in spades. 

Yeah, I missed Dragon Quest--so chalk that up with Final Fantasy and the couple times Chrono Trigger has been released.  That's still way less than Super Mario Bros appearing on no fewer than four Nintendo systems.  The NES and SNES Kirby games being remade and released a couple times each. 

Link to the Past, Link's Awakening--Hell, every pre-GameCube Zelda game has appeared on three or four consoles.  The 3DS marks the fourth time in three generations that Ocarina of Time will be released.  Or is it the fifth?  Let's see here:  N64, N64-DD (Japan), GameCube (OoT set), GameCube again (Zelda Collection), Wii, 3DS.  Fuck, sixth.  How many Final Fantasy or Dragon Quest games have been released six fucking times?  And if they have, they certainly haven't been released that much in the span of three generations!  Nintendo is averaging 2 Ocarina of Time releases per generation these days!  Seriously, who the fuck hasn't played that game to death by now??

Zelda 1:  NES, Game Boy Advance, GameCube, Wii.

And come now, Nintendo just released an SNES game for the Wii--and it's a retail package!  You'd think for Mario's 25th Anniversary they'd do a little more than just port an SNES game like it's a new title.  They could've, at the very least, put the SNES and N64 Mario games in there.  Maybe the first two Mario Land titles.  But to simply port Super Mario All-Stars?  That's pretty lame. 

The Game Boy Advance and DS were both used as platforms to simply port generation-old titles for full price--mostly to people who already had the damn things.

You're speaking as if they never gave us The Lion King, or any other of their timeless classics that never age.

I disliked the lion king, jungle book, bambi, everything with mickey mouse, anastasia, etc. Goofy and donald duck were amazing though.Also their tv channel  is absolutely horrendous.