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Hanson Yoo · 11-18-2007, 12:04 AM

If that first grader were good at videogames, yes. But it does require a high level of coordination and spatial processing. For instance, I grabbed 20+ stars in about 4 hours of play. In that time, my wife got 4. Her biggest issue was working out spatial relationships between objects.

The more I play, the more impressed I am with the game. It's actually not like Super Mario 64 -- it's much more linear and platform oriented, and it moves at a very brisk pace.

Just to add: unlike SM64, there is a lot of falling and dying in SMG. Not for the easily frustrated.

11-18-2007, 12:04 AM	#3 of 50
Hanson Yoo Member Join Date: Nov 1998 Local Time: 10:56 AM Local Date: 10-06-2008 Posts: 2,141	Re: Super Mario Galaxy RULEZ! If that first grader were good at videogames, yes. But it does require a high level of coordination and spatial processing. For instance, I grabbed 20+ stars in about 4 hours of play. In that time, my wife got 4. Her biggest issue was working out spatial relationships between objects. The more I play, the more impressed I am with the game. It's actually not like Super Mario 64 -- it's much more linear and platform oriented, and it moves at a very brisk pace. Just to add: unlike SM64, there is a lot of falling and dying in SMG. Not for the easily frustrated. Getting out of jury duty is easy. The trick is to say you're prejudiced against all races. AI Blog and Separated at Birth page Last edited by Hanson Yoo : 11-18-2007 at 01:04 AM.