Peff said:Wait, what? The levelfrom Sunshine is one of the bonus levels? Wouldn't the spin move make them much easier?
zigg said:No more than FLUDD. Actually, walking the corners seems a bit easier... a tip TV even advises you to do so :lol
AniHawk said:It's just some remixed levels, kinda like Master Quest was to Ocarina of Time.
Son.Ralph.Funk said:Is there a review thread? Famitsu, Edge, GI, and ONM have all reviewed it.
Son.Ralph.Funk said:I asked before, and I'll ask again.
Is there a review thread for this game? There are at least 4 reviews out already.
Here: http://www.gamerankings.com/wii/960551-super-mario-galaxy-2/index.html + http://www.metacritic.com/games/platforms/wii/supermariogalaxy2Son.Ralph.Funk said:Can I create a review thread, or is that what this is supposed to be?
Willy105 will amend a reviews section to the OP when he gets a chance.Son.Ralph.Funk said:Can I create a review thread, or is that what this is supposed to be?
The Interrobanger said:Here: http://www.gamerankings.com/wii/960551-super-mario-galaxy-2/index.html
Now shut the fuck up about a reviews thread.
it's true, multiplayer NSMBW was a revelatory experience for me. I forgot how much I loved 2D Mario.Thunder Monkey said:I've defected.
I use to be on the side of Galaxy until me and my bro started playing NSMBWii for hours at a time.
Still I love both, but NSMBWii has that classic oomph that I didn't realize I missed so much.
Galaxy is sooo good too though, and my panties are moist with anticipation for another dose.
I haven't read much of the IGN review, but I can tell you there isn't much spoilage in mine. I mention a few specifics but I was very tactful to keep nearly everything secret throughout my descriptions.DreadTheUnDead said:is there a lot of spoilage in the video review ? for either GT or IGN ?
or for the IGN Written one ?
The world needs both 3d and 2d Mario to maintain its balance. If one were to cease to exist the consequences would be grave indeed.Rez said:it's true, multiplayer NSMBW was a revelatory experience for me. I forgot how much I loved 2D Mario.
That being said, Galaxy opens up the top of my skull and presses down on my brain in ways that make me feel really fucking good, like an awesome record or something. It's almost unexplainable. Well, it is, but it's so good I don't want to analyse it.
othersteve said:I haven't read much of the IGN review, but I can tell you there isn't much spoilage in mine. I mention a few specifics but I was very tactful to keep nearly everything secret throughout my descriptions.
Plus, not sure if you guys are still watching, but I've been posting tons more video.
First off, here's the least spoilerage video of all in case you're really sensitive to that sort of thing but you just have to see something--it's the title screen, and that's it!
Exclusive Direct-Feed Video #11: The Title Screen
You will find tons more video there also... and more coming very soon, all throughout the day.
Mt Heart Attack said:I particularly like this quote from the GT review.
If you feel like you need a deep, involving story with gobs of cutscenes to stay engaged, then steer clear. But if you play video games for what makes them different from other entertainment mediums, put aside a few days on your calendar and get ready for a top shelf gameplay experience.
So true. Mario Galaxy is pure art in gameplay form, and so will be Galaxy 2.
maniac-kun said:Thats it. Iam plugging the Wii back in.
[Nintex] said:This is the game of the forever, I turned the volume up so everyone could hear this when I played the game at Nintendo. At first the guy next to me was like 'teh fuck' and then he was like: 'OMG'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdmMyDlx3dE
:0[Nintex] said:This is the game of the forever, I turned the volume up so everyone could hear this when I played the game at Nintendo. At first the guy next to me was like 'teh fuck' and then he was like: 'OMG'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdmMyDlx3dE
RiskyChris said:I can't remember being this disappointed it's Friday in my whole life.
I am in a state of awe and denialmaniac-kun said:Thats it. Iam plugging the Wii back in.
ryan-ts said:Not paying $60 Canadian for this despite these sexy reviews. I hope I can wait for this game to go down $10, even if it's a one week sale.
Unless Matt Cassamassina has sex with the disk after he's done with the compressed Samus JPEG and he sells it at a dump in horror and shame you're not getting it for that price.ryan-ts said:Not paying $60 Canadian for this despite these sexy reviews. I hope I can wait for this game to go down $10, even if it's a one week sale.
Is the music redone for this level?zigg said:I am not sure this is correct. I didn't test Bronze Stars out on my way to the first ending, but they were certainly sufficient to unlock the post-120 game. Of course, you can't get the full 120 without picking up all 48 of the Comet Medals, which the Cosmic Guide won't do for you, but the Guide is available for even some of the final stars, so...
Literally, it seems like the only thing you won't get is "Galaxy Complete" marks on your map and star list until you earn the Power Stars. I'd be interested to hear if someone else actually tested Bronze Stars as a method of getting to the first ending.
Yes, andwith only a few minor changes like a Cloud FlowerI don't trust my memory completely, but it sure felt like the old level.
ryan-ts said:Not paying $60 Canadian for this despite these sexy reviews. I hope I can wait for this game to go down $10, even if it's a one week sale.
batbeg said:Don't do it, man! This is all a trick by Nintendo!
My Wii had a year of vacationupandaway said:I am in a state of awe and denial
ShineALight said:What's your basis for deciding that this game is worth $10?
he said "go down $10" not "go down to $10," thus, he values it at $50.ShineALight said:What's your basis for deciding that this game is worth $10?
Son.Ralph.Funk said:Shut the fuck up yourself.
ShineALight said:What's your basis for deciding that this game is worth $10?