Super Mario Galaxy 2 now has approximately 660,796 U.S. Wii owners with over 23,000,000 Total Hours of game-play reported, with about 1,100 days reported. This is an increase of nearly 650,000 more U.S. Wii owners with game-play data reported for SMG2, than were reported when its data first debuted in May 2010.

 

The 23+ million Total Hours of reported game-play is more than half the time span of the world's recorded history. If you're not sure what that is, it means Super Mario Galaxy 2 has been played for more than 2,500 years worth of time.

 

From the Nintendo Channel data reported, U.S. Wii owners have averaged playing the game 35 Hours 28 Minutes, which averages out to about 2 Hours 2 Minutes played per time reported.

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Because that's not creepy at all.

How do they know this

Well, congratulations to Mario Galaxy 2 for that! I still haven't played it myself, I've wanted to though.

How do they know this

Well, congratulations to Mario Galaxy 2 for that! I still haven't played it myself, I've wanted to though.

through people telling them, which means that it's probably even more.

and i've played it once, i like the second player options more than the ones in galaxy

through people telling them, which means that it's probably even more.

and i've played it once, i like the second player options more than the ones in galaxy

Sounds a little too exact to be just people telling them...

What's the multiplayer like? Does the second player actually get to move around and do things?

Sounds a little too exact to be just people telling them...

What's the multiplayer like? Does the second player actually get to move around and do things?

the second player in 2 gets to be a Luma, and gets to actually grab enemies and items, instead of just shooting star bits around.  it makes some segments of the game where you have to collect all the things much easier.

the second player in 2 gets to be a Luma, and gets to actually grab enemies and items, instead of just shooting star bits around.  it makes some segments of the game where you have to collect all the things much easier.

Oh, alright. Definitely sounds better than the multiplayer options in the first...

Welcome to gaming, where the amount of collective time playing most games is worth over a thousand years.

Edited May 30, 201312 yr by Silver Kuroi

And this isn't in "video games" section because...

And this isn't in "video games" section because...

Because it is random and really isn't news anyone gives two shits about