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Super Mario Galaxy 2 Screens Hint Linear World Map
Earlier today it was revealed that Super Mario Galaxy 2 will be hitting Wiis May 23. We also brought you a brand new trailer for the game featuring a ton of new moves from Yoshi. Now we're pleased to bring you a batch of gorgeous screens from the game, complete with a possible hint at the a new world map structure for the game.
Picture below is a very curious little screen shot showing off a path between galaxies. Could this mean that there will be no hub world in Super Mario Galaxy 2, and that you'll instead select independent galaxies via a linear world map? I was a big fan of the castle overworld. Would you miss it if it were absent in Galaxy 2?
Be sure to check out the rest of the images in the media gallery below. Which one has you the most excited? I personally can't wait to fight that weird dragon-thing.
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