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When it did load, a title screen that said “Super Mario Galaxy” in blue letters appeared. I put it in the Wii, and it proceeded to load.

Underneath was a poorly made cardboard disk holder (Can’t remember the word) and inside was the Super Mario Galaxy disk. As the instructions said, I pulled it, and the cartridge’s case covering the mother board popped off. Whilst doing this, I noticed a tab on the bottom of the cartridge, that had the words “Pull Me” written on it, in red ink. I brought it home, and when I arrived, I immediately plugged in my Wii, and studied the cartridge, wondering how to even put it in the Wii. The Super Mario Galaxy game usually came in a disk form, if you don’t know. I grabbed the cartridge, and to my surprise, it was Super Mario Galaxy. The trash bin was relatively empty, except for some old news paper clippings that had been thrown in. Having my curiosity take over, I headed over to the trash bin, to take out the cartridge. On my way there, I spotted a sparkling cartridge sticking out of a trash bin. So, I headed out to my local game shop, to purchase another copy.

I examined my game shelves, but I couldn’t find my copy of Super Mario Galaxy. It was about a year ago, and for some reason, I had an urge to play Super Mario Galaxy. If I wanted to play a game I didn’t have, I would need to buy it in real time. Also, no matter what, I would never, EVER use an emulator. I had the NES, Gamecube, and countless others. I was always a big fan of Nintendo games.