Should there be a Super Mario Galaxy 3?

Should there be a Super Mario Galaxy 3?

  • Yes, and I want it to be completely fresh.

    Votes: 16 30.2%

  • Yes, and I wouldn't mind if it's too similar to the other games.

    Votes: 9 17.0%

  • No, they're milking Galaxy too much.

    Votes: 14 26.4%

  • No, I think Galaxy 2 was the perfect capper.

    Votes: 9 17.0%

  • I don't care, tbh.

    Votes: 5 9.4%
  • Total voters
    53
I'd love to seem them make a Super Mario Sunshine 2. I enjoyed using FLUDD.
And instead of always using Bowser. How about Wario and Waluigi go around tearing Isle Delfino apart.
 
I have always wanted a game with Wario and Waluigi as the main antagonists.
 
FWFUL said:
I'd love to seem them make a Super Mario Sunshine 2. I enjoyed using FLUDD.
And instead of always using Bowser. How about Wario and Waluigi go around tearing Isle Delfino apart.
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I think Mario Sunshine cannot have a sequel. Who will arrest Mario? Who will force him to work? If he's going on vacation, why would he bring FLUDD?
 
Well, it couldn't have happened with a different story. I mean, Mario can't speak, :-X so how could he offer to do it? And there would have to be voice acting, which doesn't work well for Wario and Waluigi-I prefer how they spoke in Mario Power Tennis.
 
MrConcreteDonkey said:
Well, it couldn't have happened with a different story. I mean, Mario can't speak, :-X so how could he offer to do it? And there would have to be voice acting, which doesn't work well for Wario and Waluigi-I prefer how they spoke in Mario Power Tennis.
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Mario actually can speak, but he's mainly a silent protagonist. A few examples of him speaking are during the ending credits and even in the opening cinema of Mario Power Tennis (along with the blooper reels).

WaluigiWare said:
How about a different story this time around, eh?
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The different story that I can think of is that someone else fills in Bowser's role as main antagonist.
 
MnSG said:
MrConcreteDonkey said:
Well, it couldn't have happened with a different story. I mean, Mario can't speak, :-X so how could he offer to do it? And there would have to be voice acting, which doesn't work well for Wario and Waluigi-I prefer how they spoke in Mario Power Tennis.
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I know that...I meant he was a silent protagonist.
 
Either way, there's just a conversation between a new character and Toadsworth and then Mario jumps into a pipe yelling "Yaha!" and then everyone's like "Oh, he loves this job :D".
 
I don't think Nintendo's that eager to jump back into voice-acting again after Sunshine. I'm quite fine with the text-based dialogue they've been using in recent games.