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subdirectory_arrow_right Super Mario Galaxy 2 (Game)
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There are unused animations of Mario performing punches and playing Tennis.
subdirectory_arrow_right Super Mario Sunshine (Game)
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Super Mario Sunshine differences:
https://tcrf.net/Super_Mario_Sunshine/Regional_Differences#Too_Bad.21
Super Mario Galaxy differences:
https://tcrf.net/Super_Mario_Galaxy#Miss!
https://tcrf.net/Super_Mario_Sunshine/Regional_Differences#Too_Bad.21
Super Mario Galaxy differences:
https://tcrf.net/Super_Mario_Galaxy#Miss!
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Due to an unusual mistake, people who preordered the game from GameStop received an automated phone call from them claiming it was a Mature rated game.
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"I would like, once every hundred years, to return back to my blue planet, and doze on the knees of my father, stroking the mustache that was his pride."
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The Dusty Dune Galaxy has a similar name to the Dusty Dunes Desert from Earthbound. However, this is most likely a coincidence.
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The idea for Super Mario Galaxy simply came from the game's producer, Shigeru Miyamoto, saying to the game's director, Yoshiaki Koizumi "Hey, can you make something with spherical worlds?" This idea became defined over a long period of time and would eventually turn into Super Mario Galaxy.
Miyamoto was known to provide vague comments and feedback that not many workers at Nintendo could completely understand and that only Koizumi was able to figure out the context for.
Miyamoto was known to provide vague comments and feedback that not many workers at Nintendo could completely understand and that only Koizumi was able to figure out the context for.
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A collection of realistic-looking bugs can be found in the game's files rigged and animated. It is unknown what these bugs would have been used for.
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Koichi Hayashida, the Director of Super Mario Galaxy 2 and Level Design Director of Super Mario Galaxy, provided the voice for Major Burrows.
subdirectory_arrow_right Super Mario Galaxy 2 (Game)
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Despite this, it was decided early on in the development of Super Mario Galaxy 2 to include Yoshi in the game, because his control scheme could act as a new main element of a new game and a "multiplication" of the elements from the previous game. The Wiimote controls for Yoshi were also formed early in development, with Shigeru Miyamoto taking pride in the tongue pulling mechanic used for eating fruit, fighting enemies and flipping switches, saying it "isn’t like anything you've ever experienced before." The rest of Yoshi's controls were shaped based on internal feedback from "everybody's love" for Yoshi, listing the development team, Mario Club Inc., and Nintendo of America as primary influencers for what the image of Yoshi should be, but tried to avoid making him too powerful. The developers also had composer Kazumi Totaka record new voice lines for Yoshi for the first time in ten years, and was reported as feeling "a little uneasy" and worried that Yoshi would sound like he had aged, but these were not concerns to them and the recordings were used in the game.
Iwata Asks interview:
http://www.nintendo.co.uk/Iwata-Asks/Iwata-Asks-Super-Mario-Galaxy-2/Volume-2-Koizumi-Motokura-Hayakawa-and-Hayashida/1-More-Super-Mario-Galaxy-/1-More-Super-Mario-Galaxy--237972.html
https://www.nintendo.com/en-gb/Iwata-Asks/Iwata-Asks-Super-Mario-Galaxy-2/Volume-2-Koizumi-Motokura-Hayakawa-and-Hayashida/2-That-s-Not-My-Yoshi-/2-That-s-Not-My-Yoshi--238028.html
http://www.nintendo.co.uk/Iwata-Asks/Iwata-Asks-Super-Mario-Galaxy-2/Volume-2-Koizumi-Motokura-Hayakawa-and-Hayashida/1-More-Super-Mario-Galaxy-/1-More-Super-Mario-Galaxy--237972.html
https://www.nintendo.com/en-gb/Iwata-Asks/Iwata-Asks-Super-Mario-Galaxy-2/Volume-2-Koizumi-Motokura-Hayakawa-and-Hayashida/2-That-s-Not-My-Yoshi-/2-That-s-Not-My-Yoshi--238028.html
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Rosalina's Storybook was written by Yoshiaki Koizumi, who wrote it at night without anybody knowing what he was doing. The following day he presented the story to Shigeru Miyamoto, who was surprised when Yoshiaki told him that nobody else knew about it.
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Strangely, when the player plays as Luigi in the mission "Luigi and the Haunted Mansion" the trapped Luigi will still call out for Mario. This could either be something the developers missed or the fact that he could have been expecting Mario to rescue him.
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