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Super Mario Galaxy - November 12th!

July 11, 2007 in News comments 5

During Nintendo's E3 conference, Reggie announced that the release date of Super Mario Galaxy for the Wii is November 12th of this year. Also, a new bee costume for Mario was revealed during the video footage shown at the conference.

During Nintendo's E3 2007 conference, Nintendo of America Reggie Fils-Aime told the world what it wanted to hear: Super Mario Galaxy will release this year, on November 12. Along with the announcement that Super Smash Bros. Brawl will be available December 3, Nintendo is making good on its promise to deliver its "big three" this year (with Metroid Prime 3 releasing at the end of summer).

Video footage of the game shown during the conference also revealed a new bee costume for Mario. Look for more impressions on Super Mario Galaxy and this new costume shortly.
Vito Raliffe via wii.ign.com »
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  • 1
    Rinkydink* Jul 11, 07
    I am really glad that Nintendo are bringing out the "big three" this year. A great Christmas it will be for many, though I will hopefully be picking them all up on the day of release.

    Galaxy is looking very impressive, and hopefully the "true successor of Mario 64" statement is true to its word.
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    Vito Raliffe Jul 11, 07
    Metroid Prime 3 in the summer, this in November, and SSBB in December. Nintendo has already had amazing success with the Wii so far, and that is with a lack of exclusive big-hit titles. It will be interesting to see how much these games boost up sales for them.
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    nflsmc Jul 11, 07
    Don't forget Super Mario Strikers Charged. That comes out in 18 days.
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    bbb7002004 Jul 12, 07
    I'm still a bit worried about the line up next year, but Mario Kart Wii and Final Fantasy CCCB seem like they will keep us entertained.
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    Storm Jul 12, 07
    Earlier than SSBB. Guess since that'll take up most of the Wii's into next year they are giving us this a month early to keep us busy. The Wii is winning this console war thus far.

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