
LiveWii writes : "The Wii news of the week might be calm enough, the fact remains that XenoBlade news have renewed faith in Monolith and the future of RPG on the Nintendo console. But another unusual enough info, one million reached by Super Mario Galaxy in Japan, gave us the idea of the debate of the week.
Although completely devoid of any challenge, Super Mario Galaxy is regarded by a handful of fans of the plumber as the best 3D episode of the franchise.For others, nothing beats a good old platform game in the old 2D as the recent New Super Mario Bros Wii.
Neither one nor two, it was enough to inspire us for that week.
Is Nintendo right to alternate dimensions to the risk of being regressive in some difficulty and innovative artistic direction ? What is your first choice? Above, do you see a parallel to binding between the two?
In short, have your head in the stars of the galaxy or grounded?"

Dataminer reports bloom rendering issues in Super Mario Galaxy 2 on Switch 2 at higher resolutions, raising concerns about Nintendo’s emulation approach.
Everything about the way this game was developed is screaming out that the price point is way off the mark!
This just looks like Nintendo, really scraping the barrel and rubbing in their fans faces. It's just dirty at this point!

Are you ready for another trip through the cosmos on Starship Mario?

VGChartz's Mark Nielsen: "With the Switch getting on in years and the prospect of a new Nintendo console growing closer, now seems like an excellent time to take a look back at one of its mascot’s two big evolutionary lines, particularly since we now find ourselves in the longest wait ever between 3D Mario games. Today marks the seven year anniversary for the release of Super Mario Odyssey, and with no full new entry in sight, it comfortably beats the roughly six year wait between Super Mario 64 and Super Mario Sunshine, which should also be good news to anybody who broke a mirror that day.
3D Mario has delighted fans since 1996, maintaining an astonishing level of quality and bringing innovations not just to the 3D platformer genre, but gaming as a whole. Needless to say, it’s a hard task to rank a series where every entry is beloved, but I shall nevertheless undertake this risky venture with my head held high. Wish me luck."
One of the worst marios.. i hated the fact it was only about finding the moons and very repetitive with the same bosses. There is no exploration in this one.
Galaxy 2 is still unmatched
I played a little of this game and freakin' LOVED it! But I forced myself to stop because I hadn't played Galaxy 2, which I've been playing every day for the past week. Cripes, Galaxy 2 is way better than I expected it to be! Even though I dislike the Wiimote and nunchuck controls, and it annoyed me a lot with Galaxy 1, part 2 just feels better and slightly less gimmicky when it comes to the controls.
Sunshine at number 7 no way. I get it's not perfect but it deserves better to date there has not been another 3d Mario that's managed to capture that same movement it's the most acrobatic feeling Mario to date.
It's by and large better than 3d land/world and I'd argue that galaxy 2 didn't offer any trie innovation it was essentially a DLC pack to 1
Personally it's
1) Mario 64
2) Mario Sunshine
3) Mario galaxy
4) Mario Odyssey
5) galaxy 2
6) Bowser fury
7) 3d land/ world.
I for one love 2D side-scroller type games and would love Nintendo to make more. I would love to see a new Donkey Kong Country, Metroid & Kid Icarus. Plus I would love to see Star Fox as a rail-shooter again like the first Star Fox for NES. So I hope Nintendo makes more 2D games. Because I love the way they look and play.
I like both!