Level Design 10/10: Paper Mario: The Origami King is a unique RPG adventure in which the Mushroom Kingdom has been transformed into a world of origami, with Princess Peach folded into a decorative ...

Mario and Luigi: Brothership marks the return of the beloved RPG series after nine long years, showcasing new gameplay and character designs. The game's translation of classic Mario and Luigi sprite ...

Kirstin is a long-time fan of Nintendo, anime, manga and trading card games. Although her tastes in video games spread far and wide an early interest in Nintendo has lead to a life-long love of seeing ...

Spoilers for Paper Mario: The Origami King ahead. While it is debatable that Paper Mario hasn't lived up to the greatness of its first two games back in 2019, Paper Mario: The Origami King released ...

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Playing Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door is like stepping into a video game time machine and setting the dial to 2004. Princess Peach still needs saving, and she’s also discovering how to send ...

Whenever we get a remake or a remaster of a game, there’s always the question of if it will hold up. Is it only nostalgia that endears a title that is potentially actually a flawed work to us? Have ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Paper Mario: Color Splash I love when Nintendo games aren’t afraid to be weird. Paper Mario: Color Splash is funnier and more irreverent than anything else ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Paper Mario: The Origami King What do Red Koopa Troopas think about as they’re shuffling back and forth all day on top of platforms? Where do Shy Guys go on ...

Paper Mario: The Origami King is the sixth title in the Paper Mario franchise, which acts as an RPG-inspired spinoff of the main Super Mario Bros. series. Players will hop in as Mario and collect ...

Usually Nintendo like to leave a fair few months of a gap between announcing a game and it actually releasing. At the very least, they certainly don't drop a big piece of news unless it's either part ...