Mario has a very rich history of providing gamers with platforming greatness, and his Wii installment doesn't skip a beat. With some of the greatest level designs in the history of gaming, Mario Galaxy is drop-dead gorgeous. But there is also an excellent soundtrack with classic Mario tunes and some new music. And the game rarely requires you to move the camera around, but when it does, you often can't get the right angle on the action. The game also has an incredible amount of variety. There are a few new suits such as a bee costume, an ice suit, and a ghost suit. There are also a great deal of challenges, including quite a few boss fights. And if you try to get all 120 stars, be prepared for a long ride. Although some of these stars are challenging, you can get through any challenge in the game with persistence. At the end of the day, Mario Galaxy is a great game that is great fun throughout, begging you to come back for more. It's that good.
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