Pokémon TCG: Sword and Shield—Brilliant Stars

Super Mario Galaxy (it is soooo awesome)

Flying Mario...

"If you can get all 100 Purple Star Coins, then I will trust you too."
So those who can aim are trustworthy, and those who are just challenged in that way aren't???-_-
 
the game has now lost my attention, the puzzles are easy, yet walking upside down gets tedious and annoying in some levels where they over do it, and there's no further insight on enemy killing other than jump on them, or whirl at them, pretty stale imo.
 
Pablo said:
the game has now lost my attention, the puzzles are easy, yet walking upside down gets tedious and annoying in some levels where they over do it, and there's no further insight on enemy killing other than jump on them, or whirl at them, pretty stale imo.
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That's also been my general feelings so far.
 
^ ROFL. Yeah, the game's ending seemed really pretentious and unwarranted. Mario isn't an epic, it's just a platformer.

Ugh, collecting the purple coins is really tedious. I was at 99/100 at the Honeyhive Galaxy for like forty-five minutes while I wandered around trying to find the last one. Eventually I just gave up because I was tired. ;/
 
^I got that one already. I didn't like the Purple Coin Omlete because all you do it go from launch star to launch star and end up with all 100. The ones where there are over 100 and you must do it in a limited amount of time are fun though.
 
I completed all three of the trial galaxies. I like it how each one has a special feature first found in a Mini-Galaxy but just quite a bit tougher.
 
Just unlocked Luigi. Some of the purple coin levels took me upwards of seven or eight tries to beat.

I have to say that this game doesn't really measure up to SM64. The feeling I first got from playing it was incredible, but eventually my only motivation for continued play was, "I've got to unlock Luigi." The game started to feel too straightforward at some point. 64 involved a lot more exploration, instead of going from launch star to launch star. Still worth the fifty bucks, though.
 
Yeah, that's what I noticed, too. I realized that most places I went to only once, and the majority of things had you leave with no return, with stars that, from the beginning, send you in a different direction. I realize that I have been to some places only once, while in 64 I would know all the places much better, also this one didn't have red coins, which really help for fun exploration.
 
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