But then we discussed doing the neon constellation things from Mario Kart 64’s Rainbow Road on the ceiling. The problem with this idea is I don’t know how to make them glow. Should I just keep the old one, try to make something similar that matches, or do something more interesting on the ceiling? Or would he potentially be fine with a normal light? There’s a Yoshi egg light I could get in just worried that after being used to the projector, a normal lamp would be boring. Moroboshi876 @Ambassador_Kong Well, the implementation of the Wii's motion controls in various games ranged from absolutely brilliant to inoffensive to awkward, unnecessary waggle; and to be fair the spin move from "Super Mario Galaxy" likely falls in the latter category for the majority of players (although, the rest of the motion controls in the game work well). That was a shoehorned motion control that was never necessary in the first place.

These games were played with a pistol-style light Gun (ガン), which could be bought loose or in a set together with the Wild Gunman game. I considered just keeping the aquarium nightlight, but I really want something that matches. So, I considered maybe painting a similar aquarium scene with Mario characters (cheep cheeps and bloopers were the irl fish are on his current nightlight) and getting a plain white or blue projector. Nintendo Switch Online membership (sold separately) and Nintendo Account required for online features. Not available in all countries. Internet access required for online features. Terms apply. Chinese Nintendo points out how this matches the control method when playing Super Mario Galaxy on the NVIDIA Shield (a China-only release). Super Mario Galaxy in Super Mario 3D All-Stars collection uses the Y button to spin as an alternative to motion control.Of course, the option to shake the Joy-Con - similar to shaking the Wii Remote in the original version of the game - is also still available, depending on the mode you're playing in. Right now we have a generic aquarium projector nightlight. Kiddo had a fiber optic whale but the projectors are clearly his favorite. How do you plan to spin around in the Switch version? By button or gyro? Leave a comment down below.

Moroboshi876 Well not everybody feels that way. I bought the Wii because it's a Nintendo and that's the only way to play their games. They put out all of the best games on that system, the first time in 15 years or so since we got a home console Mario side scroller, and the first time we got 2 3d Mario platformers on one console, and aside from Mario, as a long time game fan I'm in it to see new genres and all the stuff that the motion controls brought was really awesome for that.