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And many things in [[Super Mario Galaxy|the first game]] was good, but they removed it in the second. | And many things in [[Super Mario Galaxy|the first game]] was good, but they removed it in the second. | ||
*Cosmic Mario better than the Cosmic Clones, in my opinion. | |||
*Better Galaxies than the second. The Galaxies have more missions. | |||
*The music when reading [[Rosalina]]'s story was so good, that I find it to be the best piece in either game. The remix in Galaxy 2 is good though. | |||
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Hi!I'm Yoshitron!=)YoshiTron
21:03, 16 September 2010 (UTC)
Hi there!I'm Kinggoomba!I have a lot of the Mario games you have! List:
- Mario Kart Wii
- Mario Party 8
- New Super Mario Bros
- Super Mario Galaxy
- Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga
- Super Mario Galaxy 2
- New Super Mario Bros Wii
- Super Mario Advance 4 a.k.a. Super Mario Bros 3
- Super Mario Advance 2 a.k.a. Super Mario World
- Super Mario Advance 3 a.k.a. Super Mario World 2:Yoshi's Island
- Super Mario 64 DS
Kinggoomba"I am awesome.Does anybody object?!" 00:36, 17 September 2010 (UTC)
How does the first one have bad graphics?
The graphics look the same as the second game.
And many things in the first game was good, but they removed it in the second.
- Cosmic Mario better than the Cosmic Clones, in my opinion.
- Better Galaxies than the second. The Galaxies have more missions.
- The music when reading Rosalina's story was so good, that I find it to be the best piece in either game. The remix in Galaxy 2 is good though.
