Paper Mario fans are divided on the series ... a fun array of partners – this game had it all. It even featured the Princess ...

There may be some small issues with this sequel, but it is without a doubt the best Paper Mario game, if not a contender for the best Mario game of all time. Twinfinite is supported by our audience.

With the release of Mario & Luigi: Brothership for Nintendo ... is known for and ensure that tone carries through in all ...

It's been a long time since we've had a special, all-new Paper Mario game. Luckily for us, game developers can be fans of Paper Mario too — and several of them have taken up the reins ...

Stepping outside of the box, the Paper Mario series presents ... causing an endless stream of mayhem for all to enjoy. The fastest-selling Super Mario game to date, Super Mario Odyssey brought ...

All of this sounds like textbook Mario, except in this game, the style and visuals are something well and truly unique, as the entire cast and world are transformed into 2D paper creations.

all while maintaining the feel of the original. Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door presented a different challenge, though. The original game came out for the GameCube, the second generation of ...

Later Paper Mario games moved away from turn-based combat ... even though they’ve all disappeared over the years. The majority of the game focuses on Mario and his newfound friends, but ...

Of all Nintendo’s many classic games, from across the decades, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door is perhaps the most overlooked, by both players and Nintendo themselves. Players haven’t had ...

and get the game back up just one day later. Paper Mario 3D Land is stage based, again like the more traditional Mario titles, but with the twist that Mario, and all the enemies, all have health ...

It's all fun layers to add on top of the gameplay formula for another aspect the gamer needs to be mindful of during combat. The environments and art style of the Paper Mario games are among the ...

With all of the characters brought to life as paper versions, Mario sets off on another adventure in what is easily one of the most memorable RPGs and one of the best GameCube games without question.