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Jul 13, 2007

E3 07: Super Mario Galaxy levels revealed

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Mario Kart Wii was an awesome revelation, Metroid still looks amazing and we're sure Wii Fit will be huge, but when Nintendo opened the floodgates to its playable games at this year's E3 we had our minds set on one game - Super Mario Galaxy. Every time Nintendo shows more of this game it looks even more incredible, and this year's E3 showing was no different. In fact, we got more than we'd bargained for, with not only new levels shown but all-new powers and gameplay mechanics, ... » Read More

Apr 26, 2007

Super Mario Galaxy - 15 Things you didn't know

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So it's been a whole month since Shigeru Miyamoto's dazzling two-minute Super Mario Galaxy taster injected a near fatal dose of excitement into the GamesRadar team, but that hasn't stopped us from loading it up several times a day with the hope of gleaning every last factoid contained within. Shoving it under the microscope and dissecting it with scalpels we now present all the Mario news that's fit to ... » Read More

Apr 2, 2007

Super Mario Galaxy

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Garden pics. Wife gags. Budget griping. Unimpressive stuff from one of gamings greatest minds, but anyone foolish enough to think Shigeru Miyamoto would arrive at GDC with but a handful of silly anecdotes was dealt an almighty told-you-so when he unveiled two pure minutes of Super Mario Galaxy delight. The info drought is over, the sun has set and the sky is full of stars once again - and the Galaxys magnificence is clearer than ever. 3D space. The final frontier. We knew the implications ... » Read More

May 11, 2006

E3 06: Super Mario Galaxy - hands on

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Wii has barely been fully unveiled and we've already got a brand new Mario game to salivate over. Super Mario Galaxy uses both the pointer and the nunchaku attachment to create a mixture of classic, 3D platforming and brand-new ways to interact with Mario's colorful, outer-space world. Running, jumping and butt-stomping all handle just like 2002's Super Mario Sunshine - that is to say, the analog control stick and normal buttons are used. The pointer, however, lets you directly affect items ... » Read More

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