there are 2 things i dont like about this game,

1) its too confusing! you keep going upside down, then back right and then upside down…etc

2) its a lot more.. “baby ish” then Mario sunshine and Mario 64.

i personally wish i had not bought it.

i think it was a bad idea to make the game a “jump to the next planet game”

PS: i really loved and played to a finish: Mario 64, and sunshine (gamecube).
Rating: 1 / 5

Posted on April 7th, 2010 at 1:04 pm

I bought Super Mario Galaxy a couple of weeks ago after reading reviews on many different websites that said Super Mario Galaxy was the game of the year and gave it extremely high ratings.

After playing super mario for about 10mins the first thing that struck me was that the supposed ‘incredible visuals’ in the game did not appear to be so incredible but i continued to play the game anyway. As i got further into the game i realised that it almost no storyline, the storyline is about as complex as one of the earlier Mario games from the 90’s. There is hardly any action in the game worth noting apart from jumping on certain creatures……that is as action packed as it gets and most of the puzzles are very easy aswell.

I didn’t bother to try and complete this game, i sold it halfway through to get my money back and i’m glad i did.

To summarise, this is an unbelievably boring, overated, uneventful game and i would advise anybody considerinig buying this game to reconsider.
Rating: 1 / 5

Posted on April 7th, 2010 at 4:07 pm

Now you might have read some of my reviews and they are all of games that i’ve borrowed or played but this is the first review that i’ve done where I don’t have this Game but that ain’t gonna stop me!!

Now as far as I can remember Mario is like The Who; They’ve been around for ages but you never forget about them or tire of them.

But ,and there’s always a but, there is one big difference between them; The Who came up with different ideas for there songs wheras Mario just does the same thing over and over. Apparently this game is now the fresh new improvement to Super Mario Sunshine on the Gamecube because it’s in space and on the madly brilliant P.C Wii but frankly the plot is exactly the same, you collect the same things and you still have to save the same old princess from the same old fate so if this is supposed to be fresh then why doesn’t Princess peach just call the Police, or buy a gun, or learn some crazy Judo moves to get herself unpickled. Is she called Princess peach after Peaches Geldof? Because if she keeps doing nothing and relying on the man in her life to get her out of trouble then she’s the spitting image.

Now this is a prime example of lack of imagination, and yes I can hear all the things you’re possibly mumbling under your breath, So Nintendo have always counted on changing Mario’s abilities so if you think about it Mario is like a sandwitch you can change the topping but it’s still a chease and pickle.

So finaly coming onto the big issue: The Gameplay now it’s in space and strangely there’s gravity, the bosses look like they can be toppeled with a butterfly or a flower and I’ve heard that the Wii controler isn’t that good with this Game but that’s just a rumer! Or is it?

So finally in conclusion to this is just another repeat to an adventure of an Italian plumber who we never see working who has more popularity than Halo or God. So maybe there Nintendo got a bit of research right.

Rating: 2 / 5

Posted on April 7th, 2010 at 9:47 pm