The Super Mario Galaxy series is perhaps the best thing you’ll ever find on Wii. It’s bright, bold, and is exactly how you wanted a Super Mario game to be. It is heavily inspired by Super Mario 64 with almost the same level structure and controls.
However, unlike Super Mario 64, which took place on land and water, Galaxy takes you within the depth of space where you will annihilate the general laws of physics.
In the original Super Mario Galaxy, you’ll travel across different worlds, collect power stars, unlock new playable areas, beat bosses, and rescue Peach. The second game ramps up the overall difficulty, assuming that you got the basics right from the first. Without a doubt, Super Mario Galaxy is a must-play game.
The Super Mario Galaxy 2 improves over the original in every way – a task we didn’t even think was possible – to create not just the best Wii game available, but one of the best Mario games of all time. It pushed the system to its limits with wonderful, mesmerizing visuals and some of the best platforming in history, completely redefining what it even means to be a platformer.