REVIEW: Super Mario Galaxy
By Jorge Figueiredo - February 3rd, 2008![]()
Developed and published by Nintendo for Wii.
One of the most recognizable characters in all of gaming history adds another notch to his belt with his latest Wii platform adventure. Super Mario Galaxy is an incredibly rich and fun game that will not disappoint.
I’ve always had a soft spot for the short plumber ever since I bought my own Game Boy in high school. That’s right. While I tried Mario Brothers on the Commodore 64, and played Super Mario Brothers on the NES, I didn’t really play any Mario game in earnest until I had my very own Super Mario Land cartridge.
Since then, I’ve been hooked.
Super Mario Galaxy does not disappoint from any perspective. Taking advantage of the Wii’s full medley of hardware, the game is a feast for all of the senses (well, except taste and smell, unless you put some sugar or cologne on the disc). You can tell the bar for production value was set high. Even though the character designs are streamlined, there is still an incredible amount of detail present in both them and the worlds you will be playing on.
