It’s Mario’s 35th anniversary, and the Nintendo Switch has a new Mario game. But it’s not what you might expect. Paper Mario: The Origami King isn’t a platform-jumper like Super Mario Maker 2, or a 3D ...

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 ...

This morning, Nintendo surprised fans with the announcement of Paper Mario: The Origami King. The upcoming Nintendo Switch exclusive is the latest in the paper-inspired RPG franchise, and sees Mario ...

The first thing that will jump out to you when starting the new indie puzzle game Paper Trail is how damn good it looks. A gorgeous color palette, lovingly crafted characters and environments that ...

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 ...

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 ...

Is Paper Mario: The Origami King multiplayer? Nintendo’s new Super Mario RPG continues its cool paper aesthetic and brings a bunch of new features to the franchise, but some people are wondering if ...

Two decades ago, Nintendo rang in the new millennium with Paper Mario, a brand new adventure starring all of our Mushroom Kingdom favorites in a way we’ve never seen them before. Since then, every ...

After falling in love with videogames during the days of the GameCube, Michael Beckwith has been writing about them since 2014. After graduating from university with a degree in Computer Games Design ...

Nintendo dropped a bit of a surprise on everyone this morning with a new game announcement for Paper Mario: The Origami King. The story is pretty interesting as Princess Peach has invited Mario to the ...

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 ...