The most recent Iwata Asks has some of the major players from the development team answering questions regarding the development of Paper Mario: Sticker Star. Plenty was said, and there was a lot of insight into how the final product came to be. But one thing is for sure. If Miyamoto doesn’t like it, it will change.
“While everyone is currently playing the new The Thousand-Year Door remake on Switch, I went back to play its Nintendo 64 predecessor thanks to Nintendo Switch Online. So, how well does the start of the Paper Mario franchise hold up?” - Martijn van Gent from Video Chums.
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door on Switch sets a benchmark for how to make a very faithful remake while playing up the game’s strengths
NoobFeed editor Azfar Rayan writes - Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door probably has one or two issues that might annoy you, but it's also one of the greatest and wildest role-playing games ever made. The remake adds several renewed concepts that make it stand apart even more and it's undoubtedly one of the finest and most adored role-playing games of all time.
Great remake... it had been so long since I played the GC original that I completely did not notice a difference in fps. This feels very natural as it is and looks great doing it.
I've actually never played a paper mario game. Idk how the hell that happened but I'm definitely getting this at some point. Looks fun.
