We apologize for the lack of quality in the above image, but when you take into account the news it brings, the image doesn't really matter. See, if you're the brave type to go out and about on Black Friday, then you might want to hit up your local Circuit City, where Super Mario Galaxy will be available for the discounted price of $34.99.
Anyone plan on picking up a copy on the cheap? Maybe as a gift for a friend or loved one this holiday season? Or, maybe you haven't had the dough to get it yourself yet?
[Thanks to everyone that sent this in!]
Get Super Mario Galaxy on the cheap come Friday
Posted Nov 20th 2007 9:00PM by David Hinkle
Filed under: News
Tags: black-friday, deals, sales, supermariogalaxy
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
11-20-2007 @ 9:25PM
Atlantis1982 said...
No thanks, I am currently renting it, and its getting really frustrating with the controls from the wonky camera work. -.-
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11-20-2007 @ 9:38PM
Tom said...
I already bought it from Toys R Us. Love it though.
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11-20-2007 @ 9:47PM
Crazylink said...
I wish, there's no Circuit City or TRU near here.
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11-20-2007 @ 10:02PM
Gareth Williams said...
@ Atlantis1982
"Really frustrating with the controls from the wonky camera work"
You've got to be kidding? Actually you probably aren't.
The game camera is almost perfect. It's actually very, very clever. Plus, limiting the manual camera movement at certain areas is exactly what sets the play up. Making the player work at their control skills and forcing the player to pay attention to distances etc.
Simply being able move the camera into the perfect position everytime, behind Mario as you simply hold UP and run pefectly across a log isn't always what is needed.
Anyway....back on topic. Galaxy retails at £39.99 here in the UK - with most places actually selling it around the £32-33 mark.
And, like MP3:Corruption before it, I bought the game from tgrav.com - which had free UK shipping on both games for just £27.55.
Which I thought was pretty good.
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11-21-2007 @ 12:37AM
gordo said...
Awesome. Glad youz guyz posted it.
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11-21-2007 @ 1:01AM
Noah said...
Ummm....I paid 49.99 for it on release day at Toys r Us and got a $25 gift card-And I didn't have to fight angry mobs that will be out on Friday.
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11-21-2007 @ 7:17AM
exolstice said...
Today only, Dell.ca is selling SMG for that price.
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11-21-2007 @ 8:38AM
Ben said...
If only I had waited another weekend. Oh well, I'm enjoying it right now. Whoever designed the Sweet Sweet Galaxy must enjoy watching people being tortured. That's was almost as frustrating as the Tick Tock Clock level in Mario 64!
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11-21-2007 @ 8:52AM
TriptychR said...
My nearest Circuit City is more than an hour away up near Buffalo, and I don't think I want to brave the regular Black Friday traffic plus the influx of Canadians coming across the border because their dollar is stronger just to get it. I'm plenty busy with the games I have now.
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11-21-2007 @ 10:50AM
James said...
Sweet Sweet Galaxy definitely sticks out in my mind too. It helps to go in with like 40 lives =-)
Seriously, though, you have to spend a *lot* of time airborne, and you also have to get a bit lucky with where the holes fall. Some runs are almost impossible to beat, but if you're patient and keep trying, you'll get it -- the course is actually very short. It *is* evil, though...
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11-21-2007 @ 10:50AM
Trogdor said...
@Ben
Dude, the Sweet sweet Galaxy is awessome! It's nowhere nearas difficult as TickTock Clock, if you don't manage to freeze all the gears!
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11-21-2007 @ 11:57AM
Zeal said...
I got BestBuy to match the TRU gift card deal and used some reward zone points.
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11-21-2007 @ 11:17PM
Marrvia said...
I wish there were some harder levels. Sweet Sweet Galaxy is a fun level, but it's actually not a hard level, for me anyway. As a matter of fact, I just decided to play that level again right now after reading that you guys think it is hard, and beat it on my very first try. The trick is to use the long jump a lot and know where and when to use it, it becomes very easy after that. I wish there were tons of "extra" levels similar to that, but longer and with smaller spots to jump to and even enemies trying to knock you off the platforms.
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