A more detailed fair use rationale may be provided by the user who uploaded this recording.There is no adequate free alternative available.No other samples from the same track are used on the Super Mario Wiki.The sample is short in relation to the duration of the recorded track and is of an inferior quality to the original recording.The sample is being used for commentary on the music recording in question, and contributes significantly to the encyclopedia articles it is used in (listed under the heading 'File usage' below) in a way that cannot be duplicated by other forms of media.The person who uploaded this work and first used it in an article, and subsequent people who use it in articles, assert that this qualifies as fair use under United States copyright law, where: This is a sample from a copyrighted musical recording. This is a remixed version of the music in Whomp's Fortress from Super Mario 64. BECAUSE NOBODY ELSE WOULD MAKE ONE No repeats from galaxy one, and I left out ones that I didnt like personally, most original tracks are here. SoundCloud Super Mario Galaxy 2 OST by Maxwell Dimensio published on.

Soundtrack for Throwback Galaxy from Super Mario Galaxy 2. Listen to Super Mario Galaxy 2 OST, a playlist curated by Maxwell Dimensio on desktop and mobile. With Super Mario Galaxy 2 being my favorite game of all time, I think it helped put into perspective why I was a bit let down by Odyssey.įrom a design standpoint, SMG was raw platforming bliss.Summary File information for Throwback Galaxy Super Mario Galaxy 2.oga The game took you from planet to planet, each with its own unique mechanic or idea, and then zipped you to another planet before you got bored of it. This kept the gameplay fresh and fast-paced, and the game continues to astonish you with its ingenuity every passing second. The amazing soundtrack, the space setting, and zero gravity were ultimately aesthetic but greatly complemented the gameplay.įor me Odyssey had its moments, but ultimately its sandbox structure sort of ruined it for me. The capture mechanic was great, and the platforming sections were pretty fun, but all of my enjoyment came to a screeching halt when I was forced to look for moons in mundane places or hiding spots. Some moons started to feel more like filler and less like ingeniously crafted obstacle courses.

It ruined the momentum and didn't allow for a quick, steady flow of platforming amazingness that SMG had.

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