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Super Mario Galaxy (Nintendo Wii, 2007)
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Super Mario galaxy is another version of Super Mario 64, but in the Galaxy. IT's a great addition to the variety of Mario games since the very first mario series were released. Now, 11 years later, Nintendo has finally released a full blown sequel to Mario 64, after the disappointing spin-off, Super Mario Sunshine, on the Gamecube. STORY Very simple for any age to understand. Brings back memories of previous mario games. We will keep the story at that. Play the game to find out! GAMEPLAY It is very similar to the Nintendo 64 version, but in a 3D Universe/galaxy feeling. Some mini games are added into the mix. Makes the gameplay more interesting. GAMEPLAY Without a doubt, Galaxy is the best looking game on the Wii. PROS -SUPER Graphics are impressive for the Wii -Easy for all ages CONS - Nauseating levels - Awful storyline FINAL REVIEW 4/5Read full review
This game was my childhood, I am so happy that this disc is fully functional on my Wii Mini. The game itself has a very good story and the assortment of different levels you unlock as you travel through time and space is extraordinary and by far is the best Nintendo game I have ever played. What a time to be a child in!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Nintendo has always done a great job with their Mario games, but Super Mario Galaxy is probably their most innovative game ever! The graphics still look great all these years later and the game play is interesting as you have to use the Wii motion and both the controller and Nunchuk to navigate Mario. This Planet-hoping game is a must have for the Wii.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
From the instance I started playing Mario Galaxy, I knew it was a classic! It served as an excellent introduction to the WII and the capabilities of the WII remote. Chalenging and fun for the family too! Mario spends a good part of the game upside down and dealing with gravity. It will never replace the 2d 8bit games for an old school gamer like me, but it is definately a well thought-out progression of the Mario we all know. It's basically Mario World on steroids. The only down for me is I don't personaly enjoy having to beat a level multiple times which is required to get the 100%. Graphics are excellent in my opinion. Planets are interesting and very colorful, true eye candy. The bosses put up a great fight and lots of the other enemies just get in the way. I recommend this game, but I would rather play Super Mario Bros. or Super Mario Bros. 3.Read full review
After reading other reviews, people tend to either completely love this game, or it just can't catch on with them. This is the first Mario game that takes place outside the Mushroom Kingdom and has more of a "real life" aspect to it - having to do with outer space and planets. I decided to just outright buy the game instead of rent, and that was a good choice. The controls are outstanding. They keep it simple and use 95% of the old controls and moves from Super Mario 64 on Nintendo 64 - Which, in my opinion, was one of the best Mario games of all time! It's really easy to control Mario with the Nunchuk in the left hand, and use the remote to point a "star" on the screen and collect certain items on the screen. Two players can "play" at the same time, with the 2nd player using only a star pointer to collect items and freeze enemies, and they also can help Mario reach high places by "clicking" on him at his highest jump point to give him an extra boost. Now your friends don't have to sit and watch you play, they can help you too! The camera angle can't be changed a majority of the time, but Nintendo does a great job of keeping a good angle on you at all times - very rarely is the camera in a bad position. The graphics are some of the best ones I've seen on Wii so far. It's entertaining to see how far Mario has come from the older systems! The component hi-def cables are highly recommended as there is a fairly noticable difference between the two, at least in my opinion. The hi-def cables round off the graphics and allow smoother animations to fully enjoy the graphics of this game. The gameplay is very fun and addictive, as I've never had that repetitive feeling just yet. Each "star" you have to collect (121 in all) is a different mission. Nintendo really comes up with some creative ideas on using the systems functions and remote! Mario goes from planet to planet (instead of stage to stage) and each planet has it's own "theme". It makes me want to keep going in the game just to see what will come up with next! Without giving anything away, I'll stop right there! It's definitely a little different than any other Mario game, but if you give it a chance most likely you won't stop playing! If you liked Super Mario 64, this is a MUST have for you! Very similiar, and some people even believe it to be a sequel!Read full review
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