May 23, 2010, saw the arrival of the best 3D Mario game that has yet to be topped. Sadly, it's not on Nintendo Switch, but ...

Super Mario Odyssey made franchise history, and Nintendo has yet to recreate a key aspect of its success and legacy.

it's made us remember how much we want to see a Super Mario Galaxy 3. Nintendo left the beloved series behind in 2010, following the release of Super Mario Galaxy 2, and we've been waiting for a ...

Well, if that's the case, let us humbly submit Super Mario Galaxy as Wii's very own version of Super Mario Bros. 3 or Super Mario World. Just as these classics were the pinnacles of 2D platforming ...

Super Mario Galaxy begins with a somewhat menacing tone: Princess Peach has invited Mario to the castle because she has a surprise for him. If that weren't bad enough, it is also the day of the ...

It's everyone's favourite Nintendo star, Mario! Super Mario Galaxy wastes no time showcasing to players just how magical it is. The game opens with Mario happily bounding down a starlit path as ...

In a galaxy not too long ago, 2007, Nintendo Wii players were introduced to Super Mario Galaxy. Mario has typically kept his journeys on the ground, so seeing his debut in a space-centered setting ...

Five years after Super Mario Sunshine, Mario returned in a cosmic new adventure: Super Mario Galaxy, a bold and imaginative platformer that would kickstart a new golden age for the storied mascot.

2007 Super Mario Galaxy was brilliant, but 2010's Super Mario Galaxy 2 is absolutely amazing. By now it's a given that any game in the Super Mario franchise is a project Nintendo takes seriously.

Super Mario Galaxy is all of this and more. It is simultaneously one of Mario's best adventures and a game that doesn't require fandom of the portly plumber's previous engagements to appreciate.

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. It may be easy to take one look at Super Mario Galaxy 2, see the same gravity-altering traps and spherical worlds from its predecessor ...

You could even say that about Super Mario Galaxy itself. The 2007 Wii classic hit the reset switch in virtually every level - sometimes several times per level - as it spun Mario's world upside ...