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Mario Goes to Space in New Game
Techtree News Staff, Nov 20, 2007 1225 hrs ISTIn "Super Mario Galaxy", Mario travels to that final frontier -- Space, and encounters a multitude of crazy creatures living on a string of never-before-heard-of planets.
The new iteration for 'Mario' called "Super Mario Galaxy" has been launched for the Nintendo Wii.
In "Super Mario Galaxy", Mario travels to that final frontier -- Space, and encounters a multitude of crazy creatures living on a string of never-before-heard-of planets.
In the game, Bowser, Mario's longtime nemesis, crashes the star festival, and catapults Princess Peach's castle into Space. Mario travels from Galaxy to Galaxy in order to retrieve Power Stars, and undo the evil perpetrated by Bowser. There are 120-odd Power Stars hidden on all the planets of the various galaxies.
On one such planet, Mario learns a powerful spin move that players can pull-off by shaking the Wii Remote.
Mario also gets a flourish of new transformations, including 'Boo Mario', which causes him to float and fly through walls, and 'Bee Mario', which turns him into a very adorable flying bee.
"Super Mario Galaxy" also lets a second player lend a hand in "co-star" mode. Using the motion-sensitive Wii Remote, the co-star can point at the screen to collect starbits to shoot at enemies or deflect incoming attacks or stall enemies and help Mario.
Players generally get to master changing gravities while exploring different planets and collecting Power Stars.
According to Nintendo, the new game is an opportunity for newcomers to play right alongside their more experienced peers.
"Super Mario Galaxy" is Rated 'E', which means it is for everyone.
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In "Super Mario Galaxy", Mario travels to that final frontier -- Space, and encounters a multitude of crazy creatures living on a string of never-before-heard-of planets.
In the game, Bowser, Mario's longtime nemesis, crashes the star festival, and catapults Princess Peach's castle into Space. Mario travels from Galaxy to Galaxy in order to retrieve Power Stars, and undo the evil perpetrated by Bowser. There are 120-odd Power Stars hidden on all the planets of the various galaxies.
On one such planet, Mario learns a powerful spin move that players can pull-off by shaking the Wii Remote.
Mario also gets a flourish of new transformations, including 'Boo Mario', which causes him to float and fly through walls, and 'Bee Mario', which turns him into a very adorable flying bee.
"Super Mario Galaxy" also lets a second player lend a hand in "co-star" mode. Using the motion-sensitive Wii Remote, the co-star can point at the screen to collect starbits to shoot at enemies or deflect incoming attacks or stall enemies and help Mario.
Players generally get to master changing gravities while exploring different planets and collecting Power Stars.
According to Nintendo, the new game is an opportunity for newcomers to play right alongside their more experienced peers.
"Super Mario Galaxy" is Rated 'E', which means it is for everyone.
Related News:
Mario, Sonic Team Up for Olympics
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