Super Mario Galaxy 2 went on sale on Friday, to the delight of Wii owners worldwide. If you caught our review, you’ll know that we gave the platformer five stars across the board, but now all you fans of the portly plumber have had a chance to slip back into his overalls, we thought we’d open the floor up to hear your views. Is it a classic? Better than Super Mario 64? Or does it sully the name of the 2D NES classics that made Mario a mascot in the first place? Read on and tell us your thoughts right here.
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We’re almost at the weekend, so get the ball rolling early with a roundup of all the latest gadgets news and merriment. New games, new Apple goodies- it’s all waiting for you right here in the lunchtime lowdown!
With Super Mario Galaxy 2, the video gaming world’s most renowned mascot returns for yet another interstellar adventure. To release a second 3D mario adventure on the same console is an unusual move for Nintendo, but is this sequel merely a lethargic remake or does it push platform gaming into new and exciting frontiers? Read our full Super Mario Galaxy 2 review to find out.
With an entire universe to explore there’s little chance of getting bored with the scenery in Super Mario Galaxy 2, but do these new locations hold any real surprises for veterans of the series? Grab your Thermos flask and woolly hat, because we’re about to find out in this part of our Super Mario Galaxy 2 review.
Super Mario Galaxy 2 continues the long tradition of bonkers plumber powerups in Nintendo’s Mario adventures. Ever since the mascot chomped on his first mushroom way back in the ‘80s, bonus items have played a massive role in the appeal of the series, and the latest title is no exception: read this part of our Super Mario Galaxy 2 review for your handy one-stop guide to Mario’s latest arsenal.
When approaching a sequel like Super Mario Galaxy 2, it’s a natural instinct to enquire just how different it is to its immediate predecessor. If you’re wondering whether or not the plumber’s new outing brings anything fresh to the table, take a look at our guide to what’s new and different in Nintendo’s latest Wii epic, here in this part of our Super Mario Galaxy 2 review.
Super Mario Galaxy 2 is out a week tomorrow, and if you happen to be in the London area you can celebrate in style – by meeting the voice behind Mario himself, Charles Martinet!
Super Mario Galaxy 2 will be more difficult than Super Mario Galaxy but folk who were frustrated by confusing controls the first time around will have a simpler time. That’s according to Super Mario Galaxy 2 supremo, Shigeru Miyamoto, who’s been spilling the beans about Mario’s latest galactic gaunt.