cammie wrote:

One thing I want to get clear up front. The focus today is going to be on the first half of 2010. All of you who were hoping to hear some stuff on the back-half will have to wait until E3. The good news is that the first half of 2010 is absolutely packed,"

JayArr wrote:

Is Cammie Dunnaway a hottie?

Cammie wrote:

"This product really fills a gap between portable play and the kinds of social experiences that up until now have only been available on consoles."

IGN wrote:

Features everything from Dracula to Journey to the Center of the Earth. Basically, public domain stuff that Nintendo doesn't have to pay for but can make millions with. $19.99 on DS.

IGN UK wrote:

Official: Galaxy 2 is here and playable today. Cammie says it's not just a sequel. Now, Nate from the NOA Treehouse is on the stage and demoing the game. Spin-Dig Galaxy -- Digga-Leg's Planet. Mario flies in and lands on a cylindrical world. Gameplay seems very familiar so far. Uses drill -- shake the Wii remote and Mario tunnels through the inside of the planet and comes out on the other side. Hitting publish on this update, but there's more to come so don't fret.

Nate continues to go over the controls of Super Mario Galaxy 2, which are pretty much the same as the first game.

IGN UK wrote:

"There's nobody better [than EAD] at mind-bending creativity." Shows a very similar boss fight to the first one seen in the original Galaxy, but with a gameplay twist. This time, you must use the drill to defeat the two-legged enormity. Mario runs to the opposite side of the planet and then drills through to connect with the boss character's underside.

IGN UK wrote:

Yoshi! As seen in the trailer -- I know this isn't new, but it's still awesome. Mario rides around on Yoshi. You move with the analog stick still. The pointer controls Yoshi's tongue, which can stretch all over the place and interact with objects. Yoshi eats a blimp fruit, changes into an aqua blue variation, and then floats through the air, his mouth a makeshift exhaust.This is very cool stuff. Mario and Yoshi are flying around a tree-world. Now the angle has shifted to reveal a 2D platformer. Seems like there's going to be much more of this in the sequel -- very welcomed.

IGN UK wrote:

Come on, Nintendo. The beautiful orchestrated soundtrack from the first game appears to be gone, replaced by MIDI-like tunes. This makes me want to stab my own knees.