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[Bowser Jr.]

Bwa ha ha ha ha! As you progressed through the game, losers, the quality of the levels deteriorated drastically along with the soundtracks. When you started the game, the creativity and awesomeness of the game was absolutely shell-blowing, losers, until you reached "The Engine Room". The levels got frustratingly loserific in all aspects, just look at that Autumn Level, it was just a slightly edited version of the Honey Hive Galaxy, losers. The toybox galaxy seemed more like a minigame from Super Mario Sunshine to me, losers, and was infuriatingly hard with the introduction of the Spring mushroom. The only genuinely innovative levels that were in the latter part of the game were KingFin Galaxy, Melty Molten Galaxy and MatterSplatter Glaxy, losers. I was also rather disappointed with the little use of powerups throughout the game, losers! Come on, Losertendo, you have barely even breached the shell of potential situations involving the powerups..NOT GOOD ENOUGH, MORONS! Also, what's with the Red Star, Losertendo?! You only ever use it ONCE and never again thereafter!

[Fancy Wario]

Melty Molten Galaxy tells you to shut up.

[Bowser Jr.]

[Greenlight]

[Shrowser]

Same with Dreadnought and Battlerock. I hate them both!!!

[Nastasia]

The only things I don't like about this game is the difficulty of some galaxies (such as Dreadnought) are too high, and some are way too easy (like Melty Molten Galaxy). The other thing is that the story is kind of boring. It's basically just "Oh, Princess Peach got kidnapped by Bowser again, and you have to go rescue her, and you end up in space, and you have to get power stars and all that, and then you go save Peach and then yay there's a new galaxy and everybody's happy." I was kind of dissapointed that this was basically the whole story. I thought it would have been much more interesting than that, especially after SPM. And yeah, like Bowser Jr. mentioned already, some of the special abilities were kind of useless, like Flying Mario and Boo Mario. Flying Mario is pretty cool, but after you get that one star on your first time using it, it's pretty much only useful for finding 1-up Mushrooms around that space ship thingy whatever you call it.

[YagamiMirror]

Yeah, the level design sort of went down the later in the game. It seemed that Nintendo sort of gave up later. Except for Melty Molten, it's probably one of my favorites.

[Koopler]

Dreadnaught is just a battle rock. 3 of it's stars (cannons, purple coins, trash help) are nearly the exact same, with dreadnaught being slightly harder! Not to mention, you find NO new bosses near the end of the game. They're all retakes of earlier battles, and the levels start getting lame at dusty dune if you ask me. I hate the ones that have one humongous planet, and some tiny planets *cough*dusty dune, and honeyhive*cough*

[Goomba]

I miss the landscape,where you could look at the trees in the distance. Now its space....wow....

[Manpersonguything]

1-ups where very easy to find, But whos complaining!
The red star was pointless too, you can ONLY HAVE IT IN THE OBSEVITORY?!?!

[Koopler]

SPM was better, hate to say it. Most games get cooler as they progress. This game... LAME! deep dark galaxy is lame, because it's only four planets. A huge one, a pointless one, an awkward one, and a hidden one.

[Almaz]

Doesn't the quality slip toward the end of every Mario game in 3D? Pianta village was just a big, dirt square with a few buildings and mushrooms. Tick-Tock Clock and Rainbow Ride were just floating platforms inside somewhere, not really fitting any theme. And heck, Corona Mountain was extremely sloppily done. It happens in every 3D Mario game: great at the start, starts to slide near the end.

[Koopler]

[YagamiMirror]

[Weegee]