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Expert Reviews

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1. Reviewer: n-central.com
   27 March 2008

   Going into Super Mario Galaxy I was a little afraid that it would be another Super Mario Sunshine.I was afraid it would go with the space theme throughout the entire game, and that it would stray farther and farther from its roots, Super Mario 64.midnight opening, so I had to wait the 10 grueling hours until my local GameStop store opened to go and purchase the game, but it was worth the wait.From the first seconds that I started playing the game I knew that this woul... Read more

2. Game Review: Super Mario Galaxy (WII)

   Reviewer: rewiredmind.com
   11 December 2007

   Overall 10

   

    

   At the risk of wearing out an already overused cliche, Mario is back, but not just in a new adventure on the Wii - he’s back on top of his game. Read more

3. Super Mario Galaxy

   Reviewer: almenconi.com
   05 December 2007

   I must admit: I was a bit disappointed with a few aspects of Galaxy . The gameplay seems a bit shallower than that of Mario's previous adventure, Super Mario Sunshine . The game is shorter and less involved than I expected. Being a huge fan of Mario's sunny adventure on Isle Delfino, I found it hard to get past these shortcomings. Due to these things, Galaxy is probably one of the more friendly Mario games for casual gamers. Anyone who owns a Wii should enjoy this gam... Read more

4. Super Mario Galaxy

   Reviewer: nzgamer.com
   03 December 2007

   Overall 10

   

    

   Mario has huge shoes! That is to say, his shoes are extremely big… What I’m trying to say here is that after starring in some of the best games ever created, Mario has a lot to live up to. As well as having undoubtedly some of the best 2d platform games ever under his little red hat, Mario 64 is still regarded amongst fans as the best 3d adventure ever, and it’s ten years old! Read more

5. Reviewer: gamesasylum.com
   28 November 2007

   Overall 10

   

    

   A lot of people have been waiting a long time for this game. Some, since the day they collected the final star in the revolutionary Super Mario 64. Some have waited since their watery adventure in Super Mario Sunshine five years ago. Others have been excited since the announcement of Mario’s Wii incarnation. How ever long it’s been, Super Mario Galaxy has been worth the wait - this is Nintendo doing what they do best. Read more

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1. User Review by Yoda86

   Reviewer: Yoda86, gametrailers.com
   2 weeks ago

   Synopsis A comet has passed by Mario's home world, showering it with power stars. As the denizens bring these back to Princess Peach's castle and celebrate the event, Bowser enters the scene and promptly lifts the castle out of the planet and into space, inviting Peach to be part of his newly created universe. As Mario, it's your task to recover the power stars and grand stars to save no... Read more

2. Super Mario Galaxy

   Reviewer: swapgame.com
   17 February 2008

   Overall 10

   

    

   The best Mario game ever .... by far! Brings a whole new slant to platforming gaming and uses the Wii's control system really well. Great fun, great graphics, great gameplay. All in all a great game! Rent this title ..... you may find you hang on to it longer than you expect to! Read more

3. Super Mario Galaxy for Nintendo Wii

   Reviewer: Hoyboy, videogamereview.com
   29 December 2007

   Overall 10

   

    

   Super Mario games have always served up colorful, imaginative worlds, but in outer space there are no limits! Galaxy's opening sequence depicts Princess Peach being abducted by Bowser's spaceship and whisked away to a far-off corner of the universe. To rescue her, Mario will have to hopscotch across dozens of galaxies composed of small planets and collections of floating platforms. Star-shaped portals are used to launch Mario from one location to the next with a flick... Read more

4. to much movement

   Reviewer: Tara from Yorkshire, lovefilm.com
   26 November 2007

   Overall 6

   

    

   my children thought it was ok but had a headache as there was to much movement Read more