Super Mario Galaxy
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Bowser has attacked the Star Festival, abducted Princess Peach, and put the whole galaxy in danger! Join up with Rosalina and the Lumas, protectors of the cosmos, to restore the Comet Observatory and rescue the princess. Use power-ups like the Bee Mushroom to fly, the Boo Mushroom to float and move through certain types of barriers, and more on your journey to reclaim the Power Stars!
This journey across the cosmos features enhanced resolution, improved UI, and additional content on Nintendo Switch. Use button, stick, and motion controls—adapted to the Joy-Con™ controllers from the original Wii™ versions—to jump, glide, swing, and more as you collect Power Stars and power-ups. Learn more about the Lumas from an additional Storybook chapter, groove to a bit of additional music, and give yourself additional Health and fall recovery with Assist Mode. The galaxy awaits!
Enhance your adventure even further with a free update to take advantage of the processing power of Nintendo Switch 2!
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Reviews 1
Nintendo Life said:
Super Mario Galaxy is one of those games that doesn’t need a whole lot of work done to update it for modern platforms. It’s a sublime experience with timeless gameplay and visuals that still look magical to this very day. So booting it up on Switch or Switch 2, you might be hard-pressed to find anything ‘new’ here. Nevertheless, Nintendo has applied a few thoughtful updates, including improved resolution (up to 4K on Switch 2), revamped textures, an ‘easy mode’ of sorts, and a small addition to the narrative.
9/10
User Reviews 1
JJtheTexan said:
I have a weird history with Super Mario Galaxy. I've now played it to completion (not 100%) on both Wii and Nintendo Switch, and my feelings haven't changed much. I acknowledge it is an exceptionally-well-made game. It looks and sounds great. It has a decent story; probably the best in the series (though that isn't saying much).
I don't have enough space here to sufficiently critique the game, but I can say I dislike the controls, hate the semi-fixed camera, deeply dislike most of the course design (especially the "planetary gravity" areas), and utterly despise anything requiring gyro controls, such as balancing on a ball or riding the waves on a manta ray.
Also, the Spring Mushroom / Spring Mario is the WORST power-up in series history. I HATE IT.
It's weird to say the game is great and I hated most of it, but here we are.
8/10
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