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Skilled players will want to collect new Comet Metals, which will unlock harder levels with even more challenges
Mario collects stars as he travels from galaxy to galaxy, sometimes upside-down, sometimes floating from place to place.
On some stages, Mario can find an egg, smash it open and hop onto the back of Yoshi.
New power-ups include a drill that Mario uses to tunnel through the planet's surface all the way to the other side of a planet
Every level is new, but the game retains the charm, sense of wonder and beauty in line with Mario's history

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Is discontinued by manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Rated ‏ : ‎ Everyone
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 17.78 x 12.7 x 2.54 cm; 36 g
Release date ‏ : ‎ May 23 2010
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Nintendo
Place of Business ‏ : ‎ Redmond, WA 98052, US
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B002BSA388
Item model number ‏ : ‎ RVLPSB4E

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Launch into a new universe of gravity warping worlds in the sequel to one of the greatest games of all time! Yoshi joins Mario as they traverse a wild variety of galaxies exploding with imagination, helping out our hero as he gulps enemies, runs at super speed, or inflates like a blimp to reach high cliff tops. Whether Mario s leaping into orbit around tiny micro-planets, tumbling through rooms with constantly flip-flopping gravity, or drilling through craggy worlds to emerge on the other side, he ll need new abilities and serious jumping skills to survive the all-new challenges ahead!

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Customers like the gameplay of the product. They mention it's pretty fun, the Yoshi's make it awesome, and the best 3D Mario experience. Some say it's fun playing with grandkids.

"Super Mario Galaxy 2 is a great game. It is similar to Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario 3D World and Bowser's Fury...." Read more

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Joshua Naprstek
Super Mario Galaxy 2 is a great game.
Reviewed in Canada on April 28, 2021
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Super Mario Galaxy 2 is a great game. It is similar to Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario 3D World and Bowser's Fury. In Super Mario Galaxy 2 you can ride Yoshi, like in Super Mario Sunshine and you can switch places with Luigi and play as Luigi.
This game should be included in a Super Mario Collection or ported to the Nintendo Switch. I played the first Super Mario Galaxy in the Super Mario 3D All-Stars collection and now I am playing Super Mario Galaxy 2.

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Meghan Gott
Excellent Condition
Reviewed in Canada on May 15, 2024
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Product has no problems. Perfect

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Sylvie Rouillier
Enfants heureux
Reviewed in Canada on January 3, 2025
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Merci

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Sandra
Great game-fun playing with grandkids
Reviewed in Canada on June 18, 2019
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Great game

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Samuel W
Fraudulent.
Reviewed in Canada on October 15, 2017
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When I received the product, I noticed the plastic seal on the case was a little loose. Didn't think about it too hard and put it down to do other stuff before I went to play it. Opened it up now and noticed a few things wrong.

Firstly, there was no instruction manual. Sure, nobody uses them half the time. However the product was advertised as new. All copies online that I have seen have come with instruction booklets, along with the first game, and every other Wii game I own.

Second, the game case is remarkably different from all of my other games. These games I had purchased years ago in store with assured reliability. Not through other online retailers. The differences I see from your copy and my copies are;

- Missing the iconing "Wii" name above the disc
- Different disc holders
- Weight
- Different case locking mechanisms
- Missing the 2 disc style flip holder/locking mechanisms
- Different patent numbers from official cases
- The way the discs themselves were labelled on the inside edge, top and bottom
- Missing instruction booklet(s)

(Please refer to the attachments to confirm, I used Super Mario Galaxy 1 Which I bought from Walmart new many years ago)

Again, looking online at official cases, I see nothing about redesigns or cutbacks in later released games. In fact, while researching, I found a seller on ebay that sells cases under the brand "Amaray" which is imprinted inside of the game you sent me.

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Reviewed in Canada on October 15, 2017
When I received the product, I noticed the plastic seal on the case was a little loose. Didn't think about it too hard and put it down to do other stuff before I went to play it. Opened it up now and noticed a few things wrong.

Firstly, there was no instruction manual. Sure, nobody uses them half the time. However the product was advertised as new. All copies online that I have seen have come with instruction booklets, along with the first game, and every other Wii game I own.

Second, the game case is remarkably different from all of my other games. These games I had purchased years ago in store with assured reliability. Not through other online retailers. The differences I see from your copy and my copies are;

- Missing the iconing "Wii" name above the disc
- Different disc holders
- Weight
- Different case locking mechanisms
- Missing the 2 disc style flip holder/locking mechanisms
- Different patent numbers from official cases
- The way the discs themselves were labelled on the inside edge, top and bottom
- Missing instruction booklet(s)

(Please refer to the attachments to confirm, I used Super Mario Galaxy 1 Which I bought from Walmart new many years ago)

Again, looking online at official cases, I see nothing about redesigns or cutbacks in later released games. In fact, while researching, I found a seller on ebay that sells cases under the brand "Amaray" which is imprinted inside of the game you sent me.

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Tina
Highly recommend this seller
Reviewed in Canada on September 11, 2021
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Highly recommend this seller. Product came within a few days. No scratches on case. Excellent working condition. Exactly what I ordered. Thank you

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Anne
Works great
Reviewed in Canada on August 4, 2023
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Just got it works awesome so far

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Better than the first
Reviewed in Canada on March 5, 2012
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I kind of liked the storyline better on the first Galaxy game but I love the second. All the abilities you can get and the yoshi's make this game awesome. I like the layout of the entire thing much better since you can access all the levels in one area.
Unfortunately the multiplayer is still pretty much the same except I think player 2 can now stun as well, but I would like to see an actual multiplayer mode. But still definitely worth it!

Overall 5/5 stars, much more fun than the first!

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Henrick - Bordeaux - France
Excellent ;-)))))))
Reviewed in France on October 8, 2015
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Fan inconditionnel de l'univers Nintendo et de Mario, un jeu à posséder absolument pour des parties de jeu en solo ou à plusieurs.

L'esthétique est tout simplement parfaite, l'humour au rendez vous ;-) Enfance retrouvée ;-)...

Merci Nintendo ;-)

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Ravin Arora
Five Stars
Reviewed in India on August 18, 2017
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Works perfectly little expensive but NICE

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Tiene mejores niveles que el 1 y una excelente música

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Charlie Rodgers
A Worthy Sequel
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 15, 2010
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I'll preface this by admitting that I haven't yet finished the game. I got it yesterday (and ran around my flat shrieking in glee!), sat down, and played for about three hours - I've got to the point of opening up the second world.

I think it's safe to assume that it's not going to drastically change over the next however-many levels!

Fantastic stuff:

- Yoshi! Being able to run around on Yoshi is a LOT of fun, and a very welcome addition. It is a *little* annoying that he runs away if you get hit once, but not so annoying that it takes anything away. So I'm thrilled to have him included.

- Graphics. Well, they're the same as the first game, which is no bad thing. Shiny, polished, cartoony - lovely. Easy on the eyes, and many of the aminations are vastly entertaining to watch.

- Sound. Just as good as the first installment. The music is gorgeous to listen to, the special effects fit perfectly. There isn't any voice acting to speak of, but I actually like that in a game. I haven't yet played a game with voice acting that I thought was truly great, so restricting the characters' noises to grunts, shouts, and whoops works for me.

- Difficulty. Well, hard to say, really. On the one hand, a couple of the levels have been an enjoyable challenge so far. I've died a few times, but it hasn't put me off. On the other hand, at close of play yesterday (remember, about three hours of playing!) I had over thirty one-ups, which is overkill, I think. I understand that it's to create a cushion for less experienced players, but I do think it's madness that it's so easy to accumulate the things. I also get irrationally irritated that I lose them all when I turn the console off, heh.

- Collectables. Coins and star-bits, as before. I don't know if it's just that I'm a bit better now, but I feel as if there are more coins in this game? Star-bits still very easy to collect (I have over a thousand in my Toad Bank now, which is a little ridiculous!), just wave your Wii around the screen.

- Power ups. The drill and the cloud are both excellent additions (these are the only new ones I've come across so far), and everything from the last game is included, with the exception of the ice flower. I haven't got to the relevant level yet, but apparently the spring suit is included - I am NOT happy about that, because it was easily the most annoying thing in the last game.

- Variety. The levels are much shorter now, and there are only two (as opposed to three or four) "basic" stars per galaxy. I say basic, as I'm not including hidden stars and the comets. I like the Mario space-ship a lot better than the hub world of the first game. Although I enjoyed exploring it, and I did like Rosalina's backstory, it did get a little tiresome having to run from one side to the other to get to the next level. Now, you still have a (smaller) base to run around in, complete with Toads and Lumas, but getting from level to level is much easier, with the addition of a world-map.

- Overall. Yes, there are a few things about this game that bother me. But taken as a whole, it doesn't detract from the overall experience in any meaningful way. If you loved the first game, and aren't expecting any massive changes from the basic format, I think you'll love this sequel.

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JoeAZ92
An even grander Galaxy.
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2010
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Super Mario Galaxy was an astounding achievement in video game design back in 2007, and to this day it remains an excellent and thoroughly enjoyable 3-D platformer. In fact, Galaxy was so good that when I heard that a direct sequel would be coming a mere 2 ½ years later, I had my doubts as to how the game would be a worthy successor without simply rehashing everything that made the first game so great. But while Galaxy 2 is great for almost all the same reasons as the first game was, it still stands out from its predecessor in many ways and stakes its claim as one of the greatest video games ever made.

Galaxy 2's plot is no more or less recycled and predictable as the story from the first game. It's not as though anyone can watch the opening cutscene and think, "Why is that giant turtle thing trying to kidnap the princess?!?" There are no surprises here, except perhaps the fact that this time around, Bowser is absolutely huge. But the beauty of it all is that it shows that Nintendo knows that they don't need an amazing story to make an amazing game. While it might have been nice to see something different, it's hard to ignore the fact that even if Galaxy 2 had a marvelous plot, the rest of the game's strengths would still overwhelmingly overshadow it.

Even in the midst of watching the same exact story kick off again, though, Galaxy 2 immediately states its intentions by starting off with a sidescrolling stage. Yes, Galaxy 2 is indeed a 3-D Mario game, but perhaps its greatest strength is in how it blends together the linearity and very format of many 2-D Mario titles with the open worlds of 3-D Mario games. Most of the galaxies are in full 3-D, but there is a surprising number of sidescrolling stages as well. These 2-D sections aren't just great because they resemble 2-D Mario, but what makes them stand out is how well all of Galaxy's elements translate to a 2-D format. It all works so well that it makes the 2-D areas simply fantastic.

Both the 2-D and 3-D levels alike feature phenomenal level design. The Galaxy team has produced over 50 galaxies for this game, almost all of which manage to bring something new to the table as far as design goes. There are a few new power-ups, including Rock Mario, which allows Mario to roll around at high speeds, and Cloud Mario, which gives Mario the ability to generate cloud platforms underneath himself in the air. These, coupled with most of the power-ups from the first game, offer plenty of creative design features that manage to twist the proven Galaxy formula of planet hopping and gravity-based puzzles in fresh, exciting ways.

But perhaps the most significant addition to Galaxy 2 is Yoshi. In past Mario games, Yoshi's playable appearances have always been in 2-D games, and his playtime is usually disappointingly brief. Galaxy 2, though, puts the creative opportunities that Yoshi presents to use in more ways than ever before. Yoshi can swing on floating flowers and eat enemies, and that's all good fun, but the best thing about Yoshi is that he can also get power-ups from special fruits. A red pepper will make him run at exhilarating speed, a shiny yellow fruit will make him glow and reveal invisible floors and platforms, and a yellow berry will make him float like a balloon. None of this may sound all that original but these power-ups aren't great merely because of the concept they present, but how they are put to use and how the level design forces players to get creative with how to utilize these abilities, and that is what makes Galaxy 2's level design shine.

As I mentioned earlier, Galaxy 2 hosts over 50 galaxies, which is loads more than its predecessor. There is a bit of a trade-off though, in that the galaxies have a maximum of three stars each. Most galaxies offer one main mission and two prankster comet challenges, which are unlocked by finding the comet medal in the galaxy. Those who favor the sprawling open worlds of previous 3-D Mario titles might not view this trade-off as a good thing as it makes the levels more linear, but in my opinion it is a positive change as it opened up a lot more opportunities for the game developers to make more levels and let their ingenuity shine. And this change also reflects the idea that Galaxy 2 is more in the format of a 2-D Mario game than the traditional style of the 3-D titles, and the linearity of the levels reflects the style of the 2-D games. It all works together to make a 3-D Mario title as much like a 2-D Mario game without making it entirely in 2-D; I think it's an clever and profitable touch to an excellent game.

Galaxy 2 has made significant improvements in longevity as well. In the first game, collecting all 120 stars allowed completionists to play through the game a second time as Luigi. Galaxy 2 throws this out the window, though, by making Luigi playable at random points in the game and permanently unlocked after Bowser is defeated for the last time. And once the 120th power star is collected, 120 green stars appear dispersed throughout the game's galaxies, doubling the number of stars in each galaxy and thereby doubling the number of stars in the game. These are not mission-based, though; finding the green stars is basically a massive scavenger hunt, as they are hidden within each level. The green star quest substantially extends the game's length and forces players to utilize every last inch of Mario or Luigi's jumping heights, and the best part is that players are often required to get creative with the level design and figure out how to outsmart it. It's quite challenging at times, but still very entertaining.

From a technical standpoint Galaxy 2 is still the Wii's finest. The animation is sharp and vibrant, transforming the TV screen into a constant visual treat. The frame rate is smooth as can be, and everything is simply a pleasure to look at. The graphics are essentially the same as in the first game, but there really wasn't much, if anything, that needed improvement to begin with. The game also shines with its sound, with great sound effects that are true to the theme and franchise, and even better yet, the soundtrack is simply phenomenal. It does an even better job than the first Galaxy score in bringing classic Mario tunes to life in new ways while also adding in plenty of new themes. It all sounds simply fantastic, mixing the old with the new just as the rest of the game so masterfully does.

So what's wrong with Galaxy 2? Is there a single flaw? I could definitely say that it's slightly disappointing that all three Bowser battles are essentially the same thing. I could also say that the final galaxy, the Grandmaster Galaxy, was too hard to be much fun and didn't feature any new creative twists. And yes, the story is the same old Bowser kidnaps Peach narrative we've watched over and over again. But to count those things against the game as major flaws would be extremely nitpicky. Yes, these ever so slight shortcomings are there, but they are so insignificant compared to the rest of the game's quality that it's hard to even consider them as detracting from the overall experience.

So no, Galaxy 2 isn't perfect. But since when has any game achieved perfection? God alone is perfect; nothing humans make can ever be truly perfect. But it's for games like Super Mario Galaxy 2 that "perfect" scores exist: games that are so excellent and so well crafted that they deserve top honors among their peers. And so that is why this game receives a 10 out of 10 from me. Not because it's perfect, but because it's as good as games get. So is Galaxy 2 perfect? No. Is it one of the greatest games ever to hit consoles? Why yes, I'm glad you asked. Now I highly recommend that you go pick up a copy and enjoy it for the excellent piece of entertainment it is.

Positive:
+ Fantastic blend of the best of 2-D and 3-D Mario
+ Phenomenal level design still twists the Galaxy formula
+ Yoshi adds a surprising amount of fun to the game
+ 242 stars makes a massive and expansive game
+ Graphics are every bit as good as before
+ Even better soundtrack

Negative:
- Those few slight shortcomings I mentioned

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