Mario Galaxy 2

Dont know if nintendo is gonna make one but if they were what would you wanna c implemented in this one?

Dont know if this one was  in mario galaxy but i wanna c an entrie bowser galaxy with bowser being in the center but other planets aswell that you have to beat first before you get to him.

-different kinds of gravity, bigger planets too, more emphasis on collecting stars like in mario 64 ( have to figure out how to get it but doesn't lead you too it) better hubworld (maybe a spaceship or something), metal cap, wing cap.etc different power-ups. Also would be cool if the stars were used to make new galaxies. Also the return of the long jump!Maybe different dimensions!! 

Did u play SMG?ganga_

Also the return of the long jump! jazzballz_99

I pretty much traveled via 'long jump' in this game. Are you sure you were playing the right game?

Jump + Z + Foward = Longjump. Go have some fun.

it was a good platformer, but I hope too that they do something "special" with it next time around.

The only thing that was different about it this time was Mario had the ability to run around "planetoids" and the game became more linear.

It needs to be less linear, it needs to be harder, and there needs to be more platforming akin to Sunshine or 64. I would also like a much bigger, more enjoyable hub.

In fact, it would be awesome if the castle returned into space, but you're in it this time, and it would be the same as the castle in 64 but with some renovations and touchups, and because it's in space the gravity would be messed up. Also, I think that if you jump into any of the paintings, you get to play those levels again as an added bonus, only with updated graphics, and the characters would say new things, like the penguin would say "Hey Mario, it's been a while. What's new? PS, go fetch my son", and then you have to find her son but he's not a baby anymore, he's really a teenager now because it's been over a decade, and he's smoking and drinking a 40 and he's like "Yo, I don't need you to tell me what to do, punk!" and he'd kick you off the cliff, 300 style.

That would be awesome.

It needs to be less linear, it needs to be harder, and there needs to be more platforming akin to Sunshine or 64. I would also like a much bigger, more enjoyable hub.bob_newman

The game is less linear than Super Mario Sunshine,so I assume you want the sandbox-type gameplay of Super Mario 64?

It needs to be less linear, it needs to be harder, and there needs to be more platforming akin to Sunshine or 64. I would also like a much bigger, more enjoyable hub.

bob_newman

This!!!

[QUOTE="bob_newman"]

It needs to be less linear, it needs to be harder, and there needs to be more platforming akin to Sunshine or 64. I would also like a much bigger, more enjoyable hub.VGobbsesser

The game is less linear than Super Mario Sunshine,so I assume you want the sandbox-type gameplay of Super Mario 64?

There is no possible different path you can choose to finish the level. You must follow the path. You have to go from Planet A to Planet B, and so on, until you reach the star. Most levels are like this.

Now, while I enjoyed Galaxy, I felt as though my hand was being held most of the time. That's what linear means to me.

And yes, I preferred the sandbox layout of 64 over Sunshine's, but Sunshine is not nearly as linear as Galaxy.

[QUOTE="bob_newman"]

It needs to be less linear, it needs to be harder, and there needs to be more platforming akin to Sunshine or 64. I would also like a much bigger, more enjoyable hub.VGobbsesser

The game is less linear than Super Mario Sunshine,so I assume you want the sandbox-type gameplay of Super Mario 64?

And yes, I preferred the sandbox layout of 64 over Sunshine's, but Sunshine is not nearly as linear as Galaxy.

bob_newman

Galaxy is less linear in the sense that you can complete the game with basically any different combination of stars you desire.Sunshine forces you to complete the game by tackling the last mission in every level,with each level having no sequence breaking opportunities,along with some other events along the way.And in Sunshine,you'll end following one basic route eventually; it's been a while since I've played a game,but I can't really recall many times where I could take a completely different route to take a challenge.The most you could do is play around in one area for a while,then go back and follow the basic route the game forces you to go.

[QUOTE="bob_newman"]

And yes, I preferred the sandbox layout of 64 over Sunshine's, but Sunshine is not nearly as linear as Galaxy.

VGobbsesser

Galaxy is less linear in the sense that you can complete the game with basically any different combination of stars you desire.Sunshine forces you to complete the game by tackling the last mission in every level,with each level having no sequence breaking opportunities,along with some other events along the way.And in Sunshine,you'll end following one basic route eventually; it's been a while since I've played a game,but I can't really recall many times where I could take a completely different route to take a challenge.The most you could do is play around in one area for a while,then go back and follow the basic route the game forces you to go.

It needs to be less linearbob_newman

we're asking for too much from Nintendo here guys. Seriously, we all thought SMG was to linear, so the next will most likely be the same to cater to their new customers.

I would say just place 10 stars throughout a world and a few more collectable items (golden mushrooms or something) that are obtainable whenever the user would like to obtain them, but they would have to initiate a sequence (flip a switch for a new area, collect a few items for someone, etc.) in order to receive these stars/items. I understand that we kind've were able to do that before in SM64/Sunshine, but you had to choose a mission first. Forget all that, and let the player use their head for once.

Keep the beginning easier just like any game, but make it actually hard at the end. Anyone remember playing SMB at getting to world 8-1. and actually being intimidated? I can't recall the last time I was intimidated by a game nowadays. Tis a shame.

Dont know if nintendo is gonna make one but if they were what would you wanna c implemented in this one?

Dont know if this one was in mario galaxy but i wanna c an entrie bowser galaxy with bowser being in the center but other planets aswell that you have to beat first before you get to him.

-different kinds of gravity, bigger planets too, more emphasis on collecting stars like in mario 64 ( have to figure out how to get it but doesn't lead you too it) better hubworld (maybe a spaceship or something), metal cap, wing cap.etc different power-ups. Also would be cool if the stars were used to make new galaxies. Also the return of the long jump!Maybe different dimensions!!

[QUOTE="VGobbsesser"][QUOTE="bob_newman"]

It needs to be less linear, it needs to be harder, and there needs to be more platforming akin to Sunshine or 64. I would also like a much bigger, more enjoyable hub.bob_newman

The game is less linear than Super Mario Sunshine,so I assume you want the sandbox-type gameplay of Super Mario 64?

There is no possible different path you can choose to finish the level. You must follow the path. You have to go from Planet A to Planet B, and so on, until you reach the star. Most levels are like this.

Now, while I enjoyed Galaxy, I felt as though my hand was being held most of the time. That's what linear means to me.

And yes, I preferred the sandbox layout of 64 over Sunshine's, but Sunshine is not nearly as linear as Galaxy.

[QUOTE="bob_newman"][QUOTE="VGobbsesser"]

The game is less linear than Super Mario Sunshine,so I assume you want the sandbox-type gameplay of Super Mario 64?

mkDSpro63

There is no possible different path you can choose to finish the level. You must follow the path. You have to go from Planet A to Planet B, and so on, until you reach the star. Most levels are like this.

Now, while I enjoyed Galaxy, I felt as though my hand was being held most of the time. That's what linear means to me.

And yes, I preferred the sandbox layout of 64 over Sunshine's, but Sunshine is not nearly as linear as Galaxy.

Galaxy is a lot more linear than Sunshine. Galaxy plays like a 2D sidescroller as far as how linear it is.... I actually liked the more linear gameplay in Galaxy. It seemed more like a 3D version of the 2D games. The 3D games were great, but it was a nice change of pace.webbut

I agree with webbut. Linear is fine with me as long as the line is a fun one.

I'll steal bob's idea for my request for the next Mario platformer:

Difficulty settings. Let me play the whole game with only one unit of health. Give me more enemies to fight. Make the bosses faster or harder. This only serves to broaden the appeal of the game.

Galaxy did make some good steps in those areas. The comets added at least a little bit of challenge. Luigi's slightly more awkward controls upped the difficulty a bit, although in a cheap way. But the overall game was still too easy, and there was no way for the player to change that.

[QUOTE="bob_newman"] Galaxy is a lot more linear than Sunshine. Galaxy plays like a 2D sidescroller as far as how linear it is.JordanElek

I actually liked the more linear gameplay in Galaxy. It seemed more like a 3D version of the 2D games. The 3D games were great, but it was a nice change of pace.webbut

I agree with webbut. Linear is fine with me as long as the line is a fun one.

I'll steal bob's idea for my request for the next Mario platformer:

Difficulty settings. Let me play the whole game with only one unit of health. Give me more enemies to fight. Make the bosses faster or harder. This only serves to broaden the appeal of the game.

Galaxy did make some good steps in those areas. The comets added at least a little bit of challenge. Luigi's slightly more awkward controls upped the difficulty a bit, although in a cheap way. But the overall game was still too easy, and there was no way for the player to change that.

Super Mario Galaxy was amazing, so give me more of the same. I don't care.

Some new galaxies, a couple new suits, I'm a happy man.

You misquoted me here. I didn't say that first quote.bob_newman

[QUOTE="bob_newman"]You misquoted me here. I didn't say that first quote.JordanElek

I didn't say the quote in your post,either.:P

I didn't say the quote in your post,either.VGobbsesser

how about when you win it looks like it

and how bout being able to get a space suit when you win

I would really like bigger environments/planets. I think they had to make the environments so small to get the game to look the way it did. I wouldn't mind turning the graphics notch down a bit to turn the planet size up.

I thought it was just as linear as Sunshine, but Sunshine had big levels, making it not seem so claustrophobic.