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title: "Puma RS-Fast Super Mario Galaxy"
date: 2021-09-17T13:55:31-04:00
categories: [shoes, puma]
tags: [rs-fast, black, white]
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![Puma RS-Fast Super Mario Galaxy [Black, White]](/images/pumarsfastsupermariogalaxystock.jpg)

This may be hard to hear for anyone who grew up with the earlier iterations 
of Super Mario Bros., but the Nintendo Wii outsold the original Nintendo 
Entertainment System (NES) by over 60 million units, so it's not unthinkable 
that today, more children have grown up playing the flagship Wii Mario game 
than its NES predecessor.

That being said, Galaxy undoubtably owes a lot of its evolution from previous 
3D Mario entries (64, Sunshine) to the linearity of "traditional" 2D Mario 
games. Nintendo transformed a game that was once focused on exploration just 
as its developer was exploring what made playing in 3D fun that couldn't be 
accomplished in 2D, into a much more tightly focused experience that guides 
you through worlds in a variety of predefined routes that was honestly more 
reminiscent of what Mario games used to be: a track of obstacles that could 
be beautifully presented with absolute contextual relevence because the 
developers knew exactly where the camera would always be.
