Two worlds collide when a book in Princess Peach's castle spews out two-dimensional paper doppelgängers of Mario and his friends in MARIO & LUIGI: PAPER JAM, a role-playing game for Nintendo 3DS. The ...

That game was Paper Mario: Sticker Star, and even though it wasn’t held in high regard, a new discovery has been unearthed over a decade later to show the game in a new light.

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door has gotten a number of mods recently, with a lot of them being very silly. We’ve already seen fans make Mario do “The Griddy” and now this mod has your companion ...

Currently, the Switch version of Paper Mario The Thousand-Year Door runs at 30FPS. But thanks to a mod, someone got it running a 60FPS. The phrase, “That was quick!” truly applies here.

While we hope for a Banjo-ThreeieBanjo-Kazooie Nostalgia 64 is an upcoming mod project that includes nine main worlds plus extras, 99 jiggies to collect, 115 mumbo tokens, 1000 shiny musical notes ...

Paper Mario joins Super Smash Bros. Ultimate thanks to a unique 2D sprite mod, with the creator showcasing authentic animations for their creation. Some fans eagerly offered to code a new moveset ...

Mastaklo’s Smash Bros Sora mod will go public on February 19, 2021. Those interested should remember that these are not officially supported by Nintendo—you don’t want your Switch to get Norted.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate will add spirits from Paper Mario: The Origami King soon, crossing over Nintendo's massive fighter with the company's latest Switch hit exclusive.

Paper Mario games also tend to be a bit longer, which makes them a good value for the price. For example, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door for the GameCube takes about 30 hours to complete the ...

Paper Mario’s forward smash attack would likely be a hefty hammer slam, but if you timed it properly (perhaps with the help on an on-screen indicator), you could get a much more powerful blow ...

Some previous Paper Mario games had these really distinct character designs. Origami King ….not so much (as we’ve all heard, in very loud terms, from various corners of the internet).