Six new scans of Super Mario Galaxy

Delicious planet-romping joy of the famous Italian plumber’s latest adventure on the Nintendo Wii in this meaty Famitsu scan update of Super Mario Galaxy. We get you all the details on Mario’s next-gen outing that promises not only to be groundbreaking, but also one that deserves to be called a sequel to one of the most beloved game franchises ever to bless us with its greatness.

In this massive scan update – weighing in at six high-quality pages – we get a sneak peek at more of the game’s elements and planets, and we like what we see. From the topsy-turvy donut-shaped planets, to the mind-boggling cube ones, it’s certainly safe to guess that we’re going to be doing a lot of exploring in the game.

Also very notable is Mario in his Boo costume – suffice to say he’s got the act down, from the goofy grin to the white ghost blob form.

The next three scans are a bit heavier on the text side rather than on the screenshot side, and it should very well be – as it’s an interview with the triumvirate that brought Mario to life, namely Miyamoto, Koizumi, and Shimizu. While we can’t understand Japanese, we’re posting them up on the off-chance that some of our readers could, and hopefully they could share some of the info with us. (Pretty please?)

Always a good chance to see more about one of the most anticipated titles for the Wii. Updates as we get them!

The rest of the scans after the jump!

Delicious planet-romping joy of the famous Italian plumber’s latest adventure on the Nintendo Wii in this meaty Famitsu scan update of Super Mario Galaxy. We get you all the details on Mario’s next-gen outing that promises not only to be groundbreaking, but also one that deserves to be called a sequel to one of the most beloved game franchises ever to bless us with its greatness.

In this massive scan update – weighing in at six high-quality pages – we get a sneak peek at more of the game’s elements and planets, and we like what we see. From the topsy-turvy donut-shaped planets, to the mind-boggling cube ones, it’s certainly safe to guess that we’re going to be doing a lot of exploring in the game.

Also very notable is Mario in his Boo costume – suffice to say he’s got the act down, from the goofy grin to the white ghost blob form.

The next three scans are a bit heavier on the text side rather than on the screenshot side, and it should very well be – as it’s an interview with the triumvirate that brought Mario to life, namely Miyamoto, Koizumi, and Shimizu. While we can’t understand Japanese, we’re posting them up on the off-chance that some of our readers could, and hopefully they could share some of the info with us. (Pretty please?)

Always a good chance to see more about one of the most anticipated titles for the Wii. Updates as we get them!