São estrelas, são casas, são desertos e voos sem asas. Ao som de orquestras diversas , criam energias dispersas que param sempre no mesmo destino. Um destino sonhador que te diverte e inspira.

Mario será sempre um papel branco no qual desenhas esse destino da forma infinita que só a criatividade sabe desenhar. Galaxy (1 e 2) é para muitos esse pico. Há qualquer coisa de muita giro em ver o mano a voar de planeta para planeta, ao som de musica do crl e plataforming do crl. Que ganda caralhão que tem este Mario sim senhor. É bom, todos sabem que é bom, e se não sabes? Vai te foder. Joga.

It’s a good Mario game, but I can’t agree that it’s the “best of all time”

Still, there’s not much I can say that has not been said, it’s just a good game with a really incredible gimmick.

(And the Wii-Mote usage is fine)

Super Mario Galaxy is an intergalactic adventure that bursts with creativity and platforming brilliance. Leaping between planetoids with unique gravity fields turns familiar mechanics upside-down, delivering a fresh and exhilarating experience. The vibrant visuals, catchy soundtrack, and delightful level design create a sense of wonder and excitement from start to finish. While on the easier side for experienced platformer fans, Super Mario Galaxy is undoubtedly a joyful masterpiece packed with Nintendo's signature charm.

The concept alone is still so wild, Mario jumping around from planet to planet in space. I got this at a bargain price for my Wii U having never played it when it originally released, and it had not lost any of it’s shine. I loved shooting from planet to planet through launch stars, I think Bee Mario is such an underrated power-up and the orchestral soundtrack with plenty of bopping tunes is still one of the best. Not many Mario OST’s that have music this grand and dramatic, haha.

It can be a tad gimmicky with its levels, but I personally didn’t mind these too much, and always had at the very least a decent bit of fun with them!

Funnily enough, the story and the atmosphere surrounding these story beats really pulled me in on this one. Yeah, story in a Mario game, who cares about that? I apparently do, and Rosalina’s little bedtime story as well as the ending to the game really left me quite surprised with how much more it immersed me in the game world, where Mario is usually full steam ahead with bombastic fun. Here there’s moments that are more subdued and calm, with even a slight melancholic tone to it, which felt oddly fitting for a game set in the vastness of space.

In either case, anyone and everyone owe it to themselves to give this one a go.

I am gonna be totally honest: I think I personally prefer Galaxy 2 over 1. I like how it takes a lot of the aspects of the first title and refines them while also adding more unique and fun challenges and gimmicks (plus Yoshi).

But even despite my bias... I will not the deny that Galaxy 1 feels like a way more magical experience. ANd that because it has something that any other Mario game is able to express: melancholy and (in a way) existentialism.

Mario galaxy puts you into this ambitious universe, full of incredibly creative galaxies, orchestrated masterpieces and places full of enduring fun and adventures. Other Mario games are full of these moments, and the solid movement and gameplay makes the whole experience flow perfectly: You get pumped whenever you enter Good Egg or Gusty Garden, and you turn a smile on your face whenever you jump into Honeyhive or Beach Bowl Galaxy......

But the game is not afraid to have levels like Gateway Galaxy, or Space Junk Galaxy.... which are just.... a set of rocks... floating in space, with the giant vastness of the universe on the horizon... with a music that can make you feel relaxed but also melanconic..... for a mario game, shots likes those reminds you...... how little we are in the universe. And how our actions, days and overall life do not make that big of a difference in the grand scheme of the world as we know it......

Contrast like those makes Mario Galaxy one of the games that will stuck in your head for the longest time. It's a title that is able to convey joy, and bubbly gimmicks and gameplay formulas that makes you replay it obver and over again... but also has these shots, these small moments in between that speak to your soul..... no wonder I rememeber crying multiple times when I first played this game.

It's a magical experience that everyone should try at least once. Mario Galaxy is a masterpiece like no others!