Nintendo have released another sublime looking Super Mario Galaxy 2 video showcasing a plethora of new levels and also showing off Mario’s ‘cloud suit’ power-up and the games new multiplayer mode.
A new image taken from the official Japanese Super Mario Galaxy 2 website has revealed the game’s two-player mode in which player one controls Mario and the second player takes charge of a Luma named Baby Chico.
Japanese gaming bible Famitsu have revealed a snippet of the mysterious storyline for Nintendo’s forthcoming Wii blockbuster, Super Mario Galaxy 2.
‘This is one more stardust fairytale. Only once in a hundred years does stardust fall on the Mushroom Kingdom. As such, Peach invites Mario to the castle to watch. On his way over, Mario spots a mysterious light. He cautiously approaches it, and finds… a small, lost baby star. The star – ‘Baby Chico’ – follows Mario to the castle, but what is waiting for them there is…’
- Famitsu
Nintendo have released another magical trailer for Super Mario Galaxy 2 which is slated for release in North America, May 23rd and Europe, June 11th.
The freshly revealed trailer shows off a whole host of new levels to explore and plenty of exciting features. The trailer also reveals a cute yellow Yoshi and what appears to be a dashing new ability for Mario.
Nintendo have finally decided to lift the wraps on the gorgeous looking Super Mario Galaxy 2 boxart.
It’s pretty much identical to the image Nintendo released via its press kit during the Nintendo Media Summit, but this time it’s adorned with the Wii logo and an additional orange Luma soaring high alongside the title.
Could this be the glorious official box-art image for the sublime looking Super Mario Galaxy 2 which is due for release in May? It certainly looks like it. Expect official confirmation from Nintendo reasonably soon.
Shigeru Miyamoto has categorically stated that the forthcoming Super Mario Galaxy 2 will be geared towards hardcore gamers.
‘I do believe that there is a lot here to appeal to the more veteran and more experienced gamers, and I think it’s a title that they will obviously enjoy, but I really took it into consideration and tried to do our best to create a game that’s accessible to new gamers as well. And, you know, we also built it with consideration that we believe that people who played through the first Mario Galaxy have become better players.’
Shigeru Miyamoto has confirmed to gaming press that Mario won’t get getting any additional suits in Super Mario Galaxy 2.
Whilst there will be an array of special power ups for the incredibly cute Yoshi, Mario himself won’t see any additional special abilities from his incredibly awesome suit.
