Super Mario Galaxy is more similar to Super Mario Sunshine than Super Mario 64.

. http://www.youtube.com... 1. Ah, but Red Stars are not everywhere either. Mario could only gain height at the observatory. 2. See about 4:30 in the video. That is a FireBar. 3. The characters do not mirror each other, so it's worth nothing. 5. Mario walks to the castle, while dodging cannon balls. That is something. 6. You can't call my comparisons worthless. The point is, Galaxy is about half-way between 64 and Sunshine as far as how much cinematic action is used, so it means nothing when comparing them. 8. If you say the difference is in what we know, then that is out of the game. 9. But graphics has nothing to do with its name (Power Star) and shape (star). I win. 10. The contention was about sleeves. Not graphics. I win. 11. Sunshine bees sting you. Galaxy bees can't. The Galaxy Queen Bee is huge. 13. But they MIGHT be killed by light as well. 14. 64 had more water stages than Galaxy, so Galaxy had less water stages than normal. So 64 is in between, making it more similar to Sunshine. 1. It has no effect on game play, and they are still both yellow and circular. 2. Not as bad, but still bad. 4. But not as much as you make it out to be. 5. But being similar to it makes the two games less similar to each other compared to how similar they would be if it was the same. 6. But it doesn't affect game play that much. 9. Only as much as the racing one is on mine. 10. Sunshine watermelons burst when hit by enemies. Galaxy watermelons only appear when you have 9999 star bits. 11. So they're not as similar as you claimed. 13. ^ see 5. 15. You say nothing about Galaxy, and I know that one can be ninja in Galaxy, because I have. So, I say that you can't be ninja in Sunshine, but you can in Galaxy and 64. 16. The Sunshine cannon has no different game play than a warp pipe to another place. The cannons in Galaxy and Sunshine are used in individual stages, and Mario stays in that stage. He also has to walk into a square hole in the ground, then aim, and fire. 17. It changes the opinion of the game. 18? . But Sunshine is in a town, populated by Piantas. Galaxy and 64 are in places where 1 human lives, along with either Toads or Lumas. 19? So both don't count. 20? No, your comparisons don't apply to the games, and don't have anything to do with Yoshi. I win this contention. 21. Water doesn't reflect in those games. 21. That lava is only a thin layer, and not a sea. The "sea" lave in Sunshine is instant kill, unlike any lava in Galaxy or 64. 25. But one is half-dinosaur. 64 and Galaxy both have bosses with giant, rock hands (Eyerok and Bouldergeist). 29. That is not as important as the color of the glorious name of "MARIO. " 31. But you can't deny what I said, can you? 33. But they are not Mario's. 35. And so do all the games. But this is about sinking sand. 26. They still look similar, and THERE ARE NO GOOMBAS IN SUNSHINE. For a Mario game, that is a major red flag. 27. They are the same. . http://www.mariowiki.com... In Conclusion, both Galaxy and 64 had: Flight Rabbits Penguins The castle (where it starts and ends) Goombas Grand Goombas Koopa Troopas Pushy Walls Tox Boxes Amps Scuttle Bugs FireBars 15 major courses 3 Bowser fights, 1-1, at a regular size Peach sends Mario a letter at the beginning Long Jump All speaking with subtitles and little to no actual spoken words Power Stars, 60 of which are required to face Bowser the third time Long Sleeves Lava Place Desert Snowy Mountain Mechanical Place Less Water than Sunshine Cannons used to aim Mario at will Little mention of Yoshi Mario transformations No instant-kill lava Icy water that damages Mario Sunken Ships Clams Piranha Plants that are red, and don't spit goop Airships Pyramids Rabbits with Power Stars Logo in which Mario has a blue M, green A, yellow R, red I, and green O.