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The editors liked
Long game that rewards exploration. Clever puzzles. Amusing Paper Mario humor.
Paper Mario is a charming character in a charming world
Smart
Funny writing
Good puzzles
Sticker system makes you carefully consider your attacks.
The editors didn't like
Some puzzles are frustrating or require extreme backtracking to solve them
Abstract: Despite Nintendo's unwillingness to deviate from the tried-and-true methods of Mario's traditional 2D adventures, they have had no issue experimenting with and reinventing the plumber's paper persona. After the duo of Paper Mario and PM: The Thousand-Y...
Abstract: 3DSPaper Mario: Sticker Star is probably the oddest game in the Paper Mario series (which is saying quite a lot) and the many changes made may not be to everyone's liking. While the turn-based combat system has returned after its absence from Super Pap...
Abstract: 3DSPaper Mario: Sticker Star is probably the oddest game in the Paper Mario series (which is saying quite a lot) and the many changes made may not be to everyone's liking. While the turn-based combat system has returned after its absence from Super Pap...
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Published: 2012-11-19, Author: Chris , review by: nerdreactor.com
Abstract: Mario's adventures have led developers to think outside of the box for the many different games featuring puzzles, sports, strategy and even fighting games. While fans of the famous plumber have experienced it all, there was a special element introduced b...
Abstract: The Paper Mario series was one of those Nintendo experiments for Mario games to branch out of their platforming foundation. While a Mario RPG wasn't a new idea at the time, thanks to the amazing Super Mario RPG on the SNES, it did feel like a fresh take o...
Abstract: The Paper Mario series has seen a strange journey since its beginnings on the Nintendo 64. Over the years, developer Intelligent Systems has altered the formula of what fans can expect from each sequel, leading into a very different take with this rele...
Abstract: When I was a wee lad I had a large album entirely devoted to stickers. I had hundreds, but the pride and joy of my collection was a set of felt Donkey Kong stickers, complete with Mario, which I still wish I had to this very day. As an adult, collectin...
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Published: 2012-11-12, Author: Paper , review by: neoseeker.com
Paper Mario: Sticker Star is, for the most part, a joy. While it certainly feels like the scope of the game has been narrowed due to its handheld nature, a majority of the game comes together very well to create something unique. Combat is quirky and grat...
Abstract: Paper Mario: Sticker Star unarguably addresses one of the longest standing complaints against the Mario franchise and its multitudinous incarnations: It refuses to simply be more of the same. Despite the familiar Paper Mario name, this is far from a re...
