Mario games are a genre unto themselves as since 1985 there hasn’t been a single Nintendo console that hasn’t had its own. Even in some cases, more than one, as it was in the Wii , where we had two that are already part of the history of video games. Your title? Super Mario Galaxy and are, for many fans, among the best a Japanese console has ever seen.
From Wii to Nintendo DS
The fact is that on the occasion of the character’s 35th anniversary in 2020, Nintendo released a cartridge for Switch called Super Mario 3D All Stars with Super Mario Sunshine (from GameCube), Super Mario 64 (from Nintendo 64) and Super Mario Galaxy (from Wii). ) that gave us back the old sensations of three extraordinary Nintendo developments . Well, it has been this last one that has concentrated all the interest of a developer, who has had no better idea than to work on a port for Nintendo DS.
Although this version had already been announced that they were working on it months ago, it was not until a few hours ago that a first demo was published that we can download and, with the appropriate means, run it on a Nintendo DS to test it, or on a PC and even on a smartphone with a 3DS emulator for Android. The game, as you can see from the images below, is what is now called a demake , that is, a worsened adaptation, but not because the programmer is an evil and sinister person, but because of its own technical limitations of the console that will receive that job.
