Paper Mario: The Origami King is a great game that makes some silly mistakes that echo the missteps from previous Paper Mario installments. The issue isn’t that developer Intelligent Systems ruined ...

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Following the release of the first two Paper Mario games in the early 2000s, a single question has haunted each subsequent release: “Does it play like the first two?” The answer for each game, from ...

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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 ...

We're less than two weeks away from Nintendo releasing Paper Mario: The Origami King, so the company is now rolling out the trailers. The latest trailer is only 30-seconds long, but it's the most ...

Playing Mario games was a lot different when I was young. I would play as much as I was able, and then hand the controller to someone else — a sibling, a cousin, a friend, or a parent — and say, “Can ...

When you’re exploring the crafty and charming world of Paper Mario Origami King, you’ll eventually want to stop playing and turn off your Nintendo Switch or you might just want to close the game and ...

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The Coin Step Counter accessory (purchased on Bonehead Island for 14,000 coins) yields 10,000 coins once Mario takes 10,000 steps. Steps are only registered while the accessory is equipped, and the ...