Below we explain how the Yoshi color timers work and how to get a specific color of Yoshi in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Which color Yoshi you get depends on how long it spends in the egg ...

As of Oct. 30, get Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door for Nintendo Switch at Woot for $44.99. That's $15 down from its ...

transforming them from anime-esque figures that look as though they were plucked straight out of Genshin Impact into Paper Mario-like people that resemble themed stickers. It's a feature that the ...

At times - any time you think too much about it - Brothership's narrative can feel like the joke adventure that Paper Mario once sent Luigi on to explain his absence from the game. Mario would be ...

The latest Mario role-playing game just released on November 7, but Woot has added Brothership to its big list of deals on ...

Please verify your email address. The remake of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door was released, to critical acclaim, on May 23, 2024, and the game sold 1.76 million units during its first month ...

The good news is that Nintendo has put out three of them in the last 12 months, including fantastic remakes of Super Mario RPG and Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. The bad news is that Mario & ...

Earlier this year, I revisited Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door for the ... just to point me in the right direction rather than add color to the world. Maybe that’s the point; perhaps ...

Yes, on paper, the package features the most minigames ever in a Mario Party game (112, to be precise). That’s a deceptive stat, though. Those games are split between several different contexts ...

It was a fairly traditional turn-based role-player, which has never had a direct sequel, but led to 2000 N64 game Paper Mario and then the start of the Mario & Luigi series in 2003. Mario & Luigi ...

What makes a Mario Party worth attending? Sure, it’s great to get some friends together for an evening filled with mini-games, backstabbing, and luck-based turnarounds, but it’s been a while ...

At the end of our fifth game of Super Mario Party Jamboree, my partner and I sat there, hands tightly gripping our Joy-Cons waiting for the results. By now, we’d grown accustomed to the ...