Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door keeps what made the original a classic while adding new content, updated visuals and some welcome quality-of-life improvements.

To be blunt, Paper Mario's original identity and soul disappeared in the wake of The Thousand-Year Door. Today, Paper Mario is perhaps best-known as the Mario series that can't seem to pick a genre.

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door presented a different challenge, though. The original game came out for the GameCube, the second generation of 3D-capable game consoles, and by the time it did ...

6. Paper Mario Sticker Star. Paper Mario: Sticker Star is at the bottom of this list for one simple reason: none of its mechanics complement each other, and the game feels like one big gimmick ...

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door remains a classic with its Nintendo Switch remake thanks to its hilarious writing and approachable RPG gameplay.

Polygon. Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door is one of the last times that Mario didn’t feel like a carefully managed pop star, never allowed to appear even remotely unlikable. In The Thousand ...

Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door. | Image credit: Nintendo. Someone once told me that the movie Zombieland, which I love, was once a TV series pitch, and the eventual film is just the first ...

Mario uses Yoshi Kid as a trusty steed. Image via Nintendo Paper Mario the Thousand-Year Door remake new features. As this is a full remake of a game from 2004, you can expect plenty of new ...

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door for Nintendo Switch is a faithful remake of the fondly-remembered Gamecube classic. A turn-based role-playing game (RPG) that sees Mario partner up with several ...