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So I had a power outage and I only got to play this for 2 hours last night and an hour before class today. However, the game is amazing! Good god! I think I might be going back through the entire thing as Luigi too.
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Thanks for the spoiler! :)
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so yeah this game is rather addicting.
Can't remember when was the last time went on a gaming binge this bad. Currently at 104 or 105 stars. Beat the game. Making my way through 120 and it till somehow amazes. And it does all the little things right. |
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Does it support the GameCube controller?
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Nope. Why, don't you like waggle?
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There's really no issue with the Wiimote, except for awkward camera control (done with the control pad). But the camera works well enough that you very rarely have to adjust it. |
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Wah.
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As of right now, Mario Galaxy review wise is better then Ocarina of Time over at Gamerankings.com
I wonder how long that will last. Though it is funny to point out that the "Big 3" from Nintendo - Mario, Zelda, and Metroid (Prime) are the top 3 reviewed games (Mario - 1, Zelda OoT - 2, Metroid Prime - 3) |
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It shouldn't be. It's by far the worst of the 3D Mario games, and OoT was the only Zelda worth beating.
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Everything else ok Gekko?
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So he has to hate this game. But it shall be fun to see him justify it with his Holier than Holy opinion on all that needs to be in this world... |
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Waggling sucks, using the Wii Remote to collect gems sucks, and this stupid gravity thing doesn't feel right.
I want my Mario back. |
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I just can't buy into a platformer being the greatest game of all time.
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Most sites/magazines generally dubbed a Mario games or Super MEtroid (occassionally Link to the Past/Ocarina of Time) greatest game of all time. And well we know Mario is pure platforming. Metroid is a pretty nice split. I just don't see why you would be against the idea.. |
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Maybe the greatest game of all time shouldn't look too much like a game...
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Yes, but the whole nature of games is different from that of movies. Games are about playing. An epic storyline and intricate (whatever that means) characters have very little to do with the gameplay.
And apparently most people agree, because the highest game on the list that has a remotely good story and characters would be Half Life 2, at no. 10. So get over it, games are mostly rated based on their gameplay. |
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Rating systems are flawed, and I won't argue with you about that. There needs to be a more standard way of critiquing games and averaging the scores.
Putting that aside for the moment, however, Mario Galaxy is one of the best games I've ever played. No, I don't think I would rate it the best ever, but it's towards the top of my list. It is that fun. |
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Missing the point? No, you're missing the point comparing games to film.
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To further my point, here are IGN's closing comments on their Mass Effect review:
"In a year that has seen the Xbox 360 library finally round itself out with a series of quality Japanese RPGs, BioWare has shown just how far ahead of the curve it is with Mass Effect. The cinematic design is nothing short of masterful. This is a game that takes the aspects of film that make cinema so compelling and crosses it with the interactivity of games with unprecedented success. Linear storytelling feels quaint by comparison. Mass Effect is game that is greater than the sum of its parts..." |
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MAss Effect has good story telling elements and? But back to your original problem just because Super Mario Galaxy is the best reviewed game (so far, I'm pretty sure it will drop eventually) and it only counts the last ten years or so doesn't mean it is the best game of all time or greatest game of all time. It makes it the most critically acclaimed game of all time. I think your problem with this game (other than this game) is that it does not have the values many have recently come to associate with popular games. However, it seems to be a more recent trend and in all honesty, I do not see the problem with simplistic game making. The same way there are rather simple movie premises that just work. Here is another example, the highest rated movie on RottenTomatoes isn't The Godfather or your other pick... it is actually Toy Story. I love Toy Story one of my favorite movies of all time, but you can not tell me it has a deep plot and intriciate characters. So why shouldn't Mario be treated the same way |
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The videogame industry is very new, very young. Storytelling, intricate character development, voice acting, etc. are just starting to become within reach. Once developers are able to harness those features that make movies such an enthralling entertainment experience and mix that with the interactivity that videogames offfer - it's going to create the pinnacle of gaming. Will there always be a place for basic platformers? Sure, just like there will always be a place for slap-stick movies. I'm looking at the grand scheme of things here. |
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Sure, if they ever make a game that has: A. Awesome, top notch, never boring gameplay and B. Epic storytelling, voice acting and character development... then yeah, I'm sure it has a big chance of becoming the best game ever. So far, no game has really managed to combine those 2. Some got really close though.
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I guess if you were to choose.....would you go for gameplay or story? For me gameplay without a doubt. I know this is a bit of a skewed analysis but I think we need to establish what is most important here
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The box-art you never knew existed!
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Would love that as a poster. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QH1ahcug6rk Man o man I love the gravity of this game. |
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Awesome video which reminded me why this is still my favorite game this generation and maybe of all time. |
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Is it me, or is Rosalina pretty hot?
Definitely finer than Peach. ![]() |
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