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  the new era | January 31, 2008
  Nice, I'll hopefully have a Wii in time for the Super Mario Galaxy Sequel
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  Archangel | January 31, 2008
  Hmm... I thought it would be too soon for a new Zelda title, but I guess not... Maybe they're thinking about it for 2008, but I don't expect it to be out until 2009. That's just me though.
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  DilZZ | January 31, 2008
  Hmm, quite a few games in quick succession, good news for us gamers, or is it?
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  NyffTotal90 | January 31, 2008
  This is brilliant news. I imagine these sequels will probably be released in 2009, but still alot to look forward to!
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  KingX2 | January 31, 2008
  A sequel to Super Mario Galaxy? What's it going to be- Super Mario Universe?
  
  
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    TwilightPrince | January 31, 2008
    I'd much rather the next Mario game take place on land again instead of in space.
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      Catboy14 | February 01, 2008
      Me too. It also needs to be harder and have more exploration. That is why I still prefer Sunshine over Galaxy.
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  Storm | January 31, 2008
  Great news! ^^ I'm with DivineDragon on this one, though, I don't see a release for these new planned games for this year.
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  black doom | January 31, 2008
  They should include the time holes from Mario and Luigi: Partners in Time. There could be one time line in the future under Bowser's control and one in the normal time line. It could start with Mario being sent to the future and finding it under Bowser's control. Then they just need to have Mario stop Bowser using time travel among other things. The future could have more enemies and the present could be based on the platforming itself.
  
  The name could be 'Super Celestial Mario'.
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  Remino52 | January 31, 2008
  We knew the zelda game was coming. And I'm glad there is sequel.
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  Jaw Knee | January 31, 2008
  I can't wait. Super Mario Galaxy and Twilight Princess are two favorites for the Wii, and I'd love to see where the next part of the series starts off.
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  SSJ3 Trunks | January 31, 2008
  Super Mario Galaxy sequel!! Yes! I know I will be getting this one!
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  Oceanic Sun | February 01, 2008
  I know I'll be buying this new Zelda game. Never really liked Galaxy.
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  Catboy14 | February 01, 2008
  I am looking forward to both of them, but more so to the Zelda.
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  LordMaChao | February 01, 2008
  SHOCKING! Who could of possibly expected such a thing?
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  shaka | February 01, 2008
  Even more marios and zeldas nintendo, very original
  maybe if they were any good beacuase mario galaxy was boring and t princess was the worst 3d zelda game to date imo.
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    black doom | February 01, 2008
    Then you are one in a million since their many of their reviews have called them both the best of their long running series.
    
    Besides not everything needs to be new, just as long as they keep both series fun, my friend, then they can keep us happy, besides why cut loose classics when they can just build around them? Should every game with over three tittles end their series to keep things fresh? Personally I would hate to see that, as I play many long running games and only recently got my first Final Fanatasy game.
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  MusiKon | February 01, 2008
  I dont know why, but when I hear of a Mario Galaxy sequel this soon, something tells me it's gonna be WiiWare rather than a full fledged game. Maybe a 2.5D Galaxy themed side scroller for the Wii?
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    black doom | February 01, 2008
    Well they would be using the same physics since that is probably the longest part. Besides it is Nintendo, it will probably get delayed a lot.
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    NyffTotal90 | February 10, 2008
    I think these titles are way too big to not have their own full fledged game. Nintendo wouldn't want to miss out on the massive sales that these sequels would bring in.