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Super Mario Galaxy

Super Mario Galaxy

Super Mario Galaxy

2007
Action, Adventure
A 3D platformer and first Wii entry in the Super Mario franchise, Super Mario Galaxy sees Mario jump across planets and galaxies with varying items, enemies, geographies and gravity mechanics in order to reach his enemy Bowser, who has attacked the Mushroom Kingdom and hijacked Princess Peach's castle with her inside.
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Franchises:

Super Mario, Mario, Super Mario Galaxy

Genres:

Action, Adventure, Platformer

Platforms:

Switch, Android, Wii

Developers:

Nintendo, Nintendo EAD, Nintendo EAD Tokyo, NVIDIA Lightspeed Studios, Nintendo European Research & Development

Publishers:

Nintendo, Nintendo of America
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Super Mario Galaxy

2007
Action, Adventure
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Average Percentile: 65.78%
billyshearsBillyShears
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14 Jan 2018
60
30th
I want to strangle myself with the Wii nunchuk.
14 Jan 2018
illiaillia
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17 Jan 2024
90
47th
great polished platformer
17 Jan 2024
hannibalHannibal
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26 Mar 2023
85
69th
In films, this is when there ideas fell, in Mario its where it risen.
26 Mar 2023
layoreolayoreo
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19 May 2022
90
89th
sound track is out of this world. The concept and gameplay of galaxy worlds is extremely creative. Love the story book, and the galaxy station as the world hub. The first game actually has a story that's crafted with quality to enjoy. The second game, however, feels like the story is thrown out, sidelined, and not given care at all.
19 May 2022
vv238vv238
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30 Oct 2020
74
76th
This is the first 3D Mario game I feel like I can praise on it's own merits. The gameplay is the best since World and the level design, in some ways, rival 3. It has interesting art and a lot of creative ideas. A nice step for Mario as a whole.
30 Oct 2020
mwestcottmwestcott
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12 Feb 2020
68
11th
The level design is wonderfully unique and the way the game plays with gravity is intriguing. Galaxy, however, is completely let down by frustrating and poorly designed controls. Had it been on any other console, it would have been a bona fide classic.
12 Feb 2020
monshedgeMonsHedge
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08 Dec 2019
75
39th
Darn good, but feels incredibly small. All the little mini-planets and egregious asset reuse prevent this from feeling like a sprawling adventure the same way 64 and Sunshine did, but as a more linear level-based affair it's still pretty fucking good. Also the soundtrack is incredible and Rosalina's a smokeshow.
08 Dec 2019
martrynmartryn
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13 Feb 2019
77
41st
Fun gameplay, but I'm just not a fan of the Mario franchise. This did feel like a nice spiritual successor to Super Mario 3D, though, what with being the flagship Mario title on the Wii.
13 Feb 2019
oaicoaic
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15 Jan 2019
70
45th
Like a lot of Mario Games: it is very fun until the final castle, then it is a boring, unreward slog that makes me feel bitter once I've finished it.
15 Jan 2019
nothingsgoodNothingsGood
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15 Jul 2018
100
97th
Somehow managed to expand on Super Mario 64 and platform gaming in ways I thought were impossible before playing. Galaxy is a true testament to the game design and idea factory of Nintendo able to think outside of boxes other devs didn't even think to consider existed.
15 Jul 2018
brambonBrambon
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15 Apr 2018
98
92nd
This is a platforming masterpiece. Yeah, I really think it is. Few games leave such an indelible mark on me, but I distinctly being wowed at almost every mechanic in this game. I couldn't put it down. It's the absolute must-play title from the Wii.
15 Apr 2018
thedicemanTheDiceman
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03 Mar 2018
90
95th
Excellent.
03 Mar 2018
ytadelYtadel
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28 Jan 2018
8
92nd
Man the way this game played with gravity felt so exciting and different from the word go! The camera and controls could occasionally frustrate a hair. But the level design always felt so big and bold and ballsy, and man that orchestrated soundtrack is really something.
28 Jan 2018
velvet_croweVelvet Crowe
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17 Jan 2018
84
87th
Mario is still as creative as ever, and this game proves it. The game doesn't feel as mechanically refined as Mario 64 and the Wiimote motion controls felt awful to me, but the level design was fantastic and it utilizes most of its gimmicks perfectly. The game is a bit too much on the easy side, but the game is filled with enough content and variety that it'll keep you entertained from beginning to end.
17 Jan 2018
jschlanskyJSchlansky
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15 Jan 2018
70
69th
It's good, of course, but I'm not as crazy about this one as most people or in the context of the broader franchise. I found the motion controls to be annoying at best and extremely aggravating at worst, and the camera gave me much of a headache in Galaxy than any other Mario game
15 Jan 2018
cosmicmonkeyCosmicMonkey
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12 Jan 2018
85
78th
Wow! Is this the first, Criticker Games review ever? How do I start? Where do I begin? The game had several problems (A hubworld that was annoying to navigate, boss fights that were too easy, a slight lack of variety in level types); all of which were addressed and fixed in the superior SMG2, but even then it still ends up being one the greatest 3D platformers ever, challenged only by other titles in the mustochioed plumbers library.
12 Jan 2018
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