Super Mario Galaxy

Super Mario Galaxy
Mario returns and takes his next adventure in to space. Follow him as they travels from planet to planet bending the rules of gravity. Players experience point of view shifts as they run upside down through alien worlds. Meet challenges like surfing on a ray in an ocean in the clouds, rolling a ball through a treacherous garden, or floating in a bubble over a poisonous swamp. Control Mario with the Wii Remote and use the Nunchuk to perform his special moves. A special coop function allows a second player to collect star bits for Mario or take care of enemies in his way. This title also includes opportunities to change Mario in to a Boo or a bee.

by Nanang S(Ind)
When it comes to anticapated games for the Nintendo Wii, lots of of them have wanted thing, Mario. It's been  a year though since the Wii was launched with The Legend Of Zelda: Twilight Princess as the main attraction, but lots of die hard fans have been anxious for a game that has delivered the appeal of Tremendous Mario 64 from Mario's hay day. Although Tremendous Mario Sunshine was as well as a fun game for the Nintendo Gamecube, it didn't deliver as well as the Nintendo 64 classic had proven. But, Mario has proven his strength earlier this year on the Wii with gems like Tremendous Paper Mario & Mario Party 8 which both worked well as great buys for the Nintendo process, but this is the that reaches to the stratosphere.

Tremendous Mario Galaxy for the Nintendo Wii, brings in the giant guns, as Mario does whatever it takes to save Princess Toadstool a.k.a. Peach from the clutches of Bowser. This time around, Mario takes to the sky to help him in his quest. Along the way, Mario has to collect star bits, which can help him beat enemies & bosses of all kinds, from the classics like Thwomps & goombas, to bigger than life boss battles like a vulgar spider who shoots venom at you, & even a mecha robot that fires bullet bills at you from all different angles.

The graphics in the game are absolutely breathtaking & appeal well to the Wii's eyes, while the music is simplistic & elequent to the ears of Mario fans, as they surfs the galaxy. The control is also simple to manuver, & stays chiefly relevant to the palms of the Wii remote & nunchucks' hands. You can also use the Wii remote to help you grapple onto trees & meteors that can help you launch from platform to another, & you can also use to help you collect star bits, & perform new assaults like the spin move. There is as well as a new coop mode where for the first time, people can play, as you can use another player to help you collect star bits, to help you along your quest, & defeat tougher foes like a giant octopus in the lava, & even giant goombas that are beyond the heights of the world.

There's as well as a few new features here that Mario shines through as well in the game, like specialty suits like the bee suit, which transforms Mario in to a bumble bee, that can make mario fly through the Honeycomb stage, where they can collect coins & stars from each of the levels. There is also the boo suit, where Mario can actually become the ghostly menace, Boo in the haunted house level to help him enter ghostly portals that Mario could not normally enter, but it can also make the other Boo ghosts quickly fall in love with Mario in the blink of an eye. There's also some returns of classic items to make use of as well like the Fire Flower, as well as a new ice flower that Mario could use to freeze his foes on ice.

All in all, what I am liking about Tremendous Mario Galaxy is that it is everything Wii owners have wanted in a great game, & more. It is a sure must buy for the Wii that is positive to bring lots of excitement in to die hard Mario fans. This is game that brings out the heart at being the best of what the Nintendo Wii has delivered, & that has still shown to die hard Mario fans of all ages. I absolutely recommend it as a great buy on a star-spectacular scale.