How Nintendo has "ruined" gaming

[HappySqurriel]

RolStoppable said:

4lc0h0l said:
mm what you are asking can be easily found on a faq but let me say what i remember lets see i will tell you somethings that you cant find easily on the internet so you dont tell me i am bullshitting, you fight 2 times the first pirahna at the first stage and then at one of the last you fight it again but its lava pirhana or something like that (its red) mm you rescue luigi from the haunted house (converting to a ghost so you can go throught the bars) and then he helps you to find a couple stars, then what else mm lets see there are 2 stars i think at the game were you help a robot cleaning the trash (throwing bombs) one at something like battlefleet fortress i cant remember =/ that good mm i think there are 2 races when you ride over a manta ray do you need more info??? or you will belive me now....

I think these things can be found on FAQs or you could just ask someone who has played the game to tell you a few things about the game.

But it really doesn't matter. 120 stars can't be collected in six hours, even less so (less than nothing, huh?) when you play the game for the very first time.

@HappySqurriel: It took me 18-19 hours to collect 120 stars the first time I played the game, so...

Fine, prove me wrong :(

Seriously though, in order for someone to be good enough to complete Mario Galaxy in less than 10 hours with all stars you would have to find collecting every star to be a trivial task ... If you're playing a cinematic game where the story keeps you playing you might be able to complete a short game if it is that easy, but you can't enjoy a game like Mario if it is trivial. I find it difficult to believe that someone who found the game that easy would not be so bored after an hour that they would turn off the system and walk away.