Bee Mario was fine, but I never really felt one way or another about it. I liked Cloud Mario and thought that it was a lot of fun to be able to jump far away from where you could normally make it to. Here they actually reduce the options presented to you, "You got the fire flower? Better hurry to kill the thing that can only be killed with the fire flower!" They opened up your ability to play because you could do things you couldn't necessarily do without them. In the 2D Mario games when the fire flower power up (or later the leaves or the feathers or any of the costumes) you were able to keep it as long as you didn't get hit and you didn't die. The time limits on the fire and ice flowers were also annoying. Nothing can possibly go wrong! - From GameFAQs The biggest problem however is that it is very difficult to tell where Mario is, in 3D space and so you frequently jump into things or off the edge of the platforms because you can't tell the difference. Additionally because it allows Mario to jump significantly higher, it causes the designers to use put everything up out of camera frame so that you are forced to spend a lot of time trying to get up high enough to see the level. Spring Mario is probably the worst of these as it only serves to make Mario harder to control. The thing I most didn't like about Super Mario Galaxy is the power-ups, which were either difficult to use, not that interesting or had time limits imposed which made them less useful and less interesting. You never ended up feeling like you weren't able to make Mario go exactly where you wanted him to go and when things did go awry it was easy to see exactly why (as in, I shouldn't jump into that space). This is an obvious point since the quality of control has been the factor that's made Mario one of the top gaming franchises (if not the top). The number two thing I liked about Galaxy is the control. This happiness caries over to all the places in the Comet Observatory and into all the levels as well. This isn't rare for Mario games, but it really makes you happy as soon as the game turns on and it just keeps going. When you start up the game after leaving for a while you're hit with happy music and bright colours and it feels like everyone is happy to see you. The number one thing I liked about Super Mario Galaxy is the ambiance. I've now finished all Mario 120 stars and am starting on the Luigi play though, but I think I've done enough for the time being to call this one "finished". Super Mario Galaxy is my favourite Mario game, in terms of style, tone and gameplay so I thought I'd tackle it first.
This is a bit of a short coming in my gaming history I feel and so I've set out to fix that. I've played almost all of them, but I've never actually played any of them through to completion. Not the NES ones, not the SNES ones, not 64, not Sunshine, not Galaxy, not New Super Mario Bros Wii (or Wii U) Galaxy 2, not any of the DS or 3DS ones.
I have a confession to make: I've never finished a main line Mario game. Also the Seattle Calgaries, what a team! All these videos live in my favourites, but this one is honestly one of the best! The game is a lot of fun, but there's a moment in this game that lives on in table banging infamy.
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