Super Mario Galaxy was introduced by Nintendo EAD Tokyo and issued by Nintendo for Wii. It was first released on November 1, 2007 in Japan followed by releases in the United States on November 12, 2007, in Canada on November 14, 2007, in Europe on November 16, 2007, in Australia and Asia on November 27, 2007 and last in South Korea on September 4, 2008. After Super Mario 64 and Super Mario Sunshine, this is the 3rd 3D released of Mario series.

The main character on this video game is Mario. His goal is to rescue Princess Peach from enemy, Bowser. Levels of games are set on different galaxies with minor planets and worlds and each stage can increase power like gravity effects and new power-ups

The main setting of Super Mario Galaxy is in outer space where Mario travels from one galaxy to another to collect Power Stars that is earned by completing quest or clean sweep all the enemies. Each galaxy is filled with planets and other space matter for the player to discover. Super Mario Galaxy uses a new physics system for unique feature. Though the game is 3D, players movements are limited to a 2-dimentional axis, which is like 2D Mario Games.

As of December 31, 2008, Nintendo had sold 7.66 million copies of Super Mario Galaxy worldwide. This game is the second best-selling non-bundled Wii and ranked sixth best-selling Nintendo-published Wii game. Based on Famitsus report, Super Mario Galaxy has sold 912,746 copies in Japan as of July 9, 2008. And since the launch of the Wii, as of April 1, 2008 Super Mario Galaxy has become the third best-selling video game in Canada according to the NPD Group.

This 3D platformer game is considered as the highest rated game of all time according to TopTenReview and MobyGames. Super Mario Galaxy was the excellent game for Wii based on Nintendo Power. The one and only Mario game to be on the top list.

Super Mario Galaxy received above average recognition and toward the end of 2007; the best-selling 3D platformer game was named Game of the Year by IGN, GameSpot, Nintendo Power, GameTrailers, Edge and Yahoo! Games. It also received the Adventure Game of the Year award from the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences at the Interactive Achievement Awards last February 7, 2008.

Super Mario Galaxy was launched by Nintendo EAD Tokyo and declared by Nintendo for Wii. This 3D platform game was introduced on November of 2007 in Japan, United States, Canada, Europe, Australasia and September of 2008 in Korea. This is the 3rd 3D released of Mario series after Super Mario 64 and Mario Sunshine.

The main character on this video game is Mario. His goal is to rescue Princess Peach from enemy, Bowser. Levels of games are set on different galaxies with minor planets and worlds and each stage can increase power like gravity effects and new power-ups

Super Mario Galaxy is placed in outer space; Marios goal is to collect Power Stars that is earned after completing an adventure or defeating bandits. Every galaxy is composed of small planets and other space matters. Super Mario Galaxy uses an advance physic system that allows for a unique characteristic. Although this game is 3D, there are several areas of the game where players movement is limited to 2-dimensional axis, reminiscent of 2D Mario games.

Super Mario Galaxy is successful worldwide. Nintendo sold 7.66 million copies as of December 31, 2008. This 3D platformer game is the second best-selling non bundled Wii game and reached sixth best selling Nintendo-launched game for the Wii. In Japan, the game has sold 912,746 copies as of July 9, 2008 according to Famitsu and as of April 1, 2008; Super Mario Galaxy became the third best-selling video game in Canada.

This 3D platformer game is considered as the highest rated game of all time according to TopTenReview and MobyGames. Super Mario Galaxy was the excellent game for Wii based on Nintendo Power. The one and only Mario game to be on the top list.

Super Mario Galaxy received above average recognition and toward the end of 2007; the best-selling 3D platformer game was named Game of the Year by IGN, GameSpot, Nintendo Power, GameTrailers, Edge and Yahoo! Games. It also received the Adventure Game of the Year award from the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences at the Interactive Achievement Awards last February 7, 2008.