O Lumas

My initial review of Super Mario Galaxy consists, simply and predictably, of one word: "Fun"

It gets frustrating occasionally when you play the little bonus galaxies, the one when you roll around on a ball using Wiimote controls, for instance. At the same time, they're a nice break from the gameplay being a little on the easy side.

I can't confirm or deny the matter of satisfactory length at this time.

Wiimote Shield: Main Hand 15 Armor -200 Intellect

I just got my Wii Remote Jacket Accessories and immediately installed one. While they aren't quite as obtrusive as I expected, they add a hefty amount of weight to the device and look downright ridiculous. It would probably still break a TV or an idiot's face but, I guess, now Nintendo can finally say that it's not their bad. Not that it ever was. What bothers me the most is the amount of evidence piling up illustrating Nintendo's intentions. They run around making sure that they are creating devices and games that everyone can play. The problem being that these everyones aren't buy every game and really good games are going to get lost under the avalanche of played-out crap (I haven't seen a copy of ExciteTruck at Gamestop since 2006). They'll only buy the quirky mini-game packed family/party games. I hate trying to sell a Wii these days because there aren't any good games. They continue to get units off of shelves based on either the future of Mario franchises or the short-lived novelty of playing the Wii.

When the Wii first dropped I was totally into it but I'm starting to get a little bothered by Nintendo. Which really hurts.

Back to the point. The Wii Remote Jacket Accessory is fun to look at, laugh at, and think about, but mine will probably be coming off tonight when I give Zack and Wiki an in-depth chance.