Super Mario Games: Ranking Worst To Best

By David Pustansky /

4. Super Mario Galaxy (Nintendo Wii)

As much praise as Sunshine had received upon its release it couldn€™t escape the comment of €˜It€™s not quite Mario 64€™. So it€™s fitting that after Land, World, and the Sun Mario€™s next adventure would be so ambitious he would be covering a whole galaxy. Definitely a step up from his Game Cube adventure, Mario featured in his most story driven platformer yet. People were expecting a lot from Mario€™s Wii debut, and fortunately he didn€™t disappoint. One thing that may have been a blessing in disguise is how little the game relied on the Wii€™s motion controls. Mario 64 hadn€™t used them, and this was nearly perfecting the formula created by his 3D debut. That€™s not to say it wasn€™t without a few flaws. The game had Mario running around spheres, and this at times could be awkward to get used to as the controls would reverse whilst running in a straight line around the planets.