The other change is that the Right Trigger is now used to choose a galaxy, rather than the A button on the Wii version. In the Shield version, the X button makes Mario spin and the crosshair is now controlled by the right control stick. While it might seem like the game suffers, many of Galaxy's motion controls can be mapped to a button without impacting the gameplay all that much. As we all know, Galaxy made good use of the Wii's motion-sensing controller to deliver fun gesture-based gameplay - something that is impossible on Nvidia's hardware as it lacks a motion-controlled interface.
Here's How The Nvidia Shield Port Of Mario Galaxy Handles The Lack Of Motion Controls Nintendo Life Retro-fitting the past by Share: on Super Mario Galaxy touched down on the Nvidia Shield in China recently as part of a deal which will see other Wii classics come to the set-top box in that region.
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