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20 Years Later, Nintendo's Best Paper Mario Game Gets a Stunning Remake

Besides knowing how to jump, Mario can also weave a good yarn, and he has plenty of lore to explore in the Paper Mario franchise. This 2D role-playing series first graced the Nintendo 64 in 2000 before returning with the widely beloved GameCube sequel, The Thousand-Year Door, a game that’s both heavy on narrative and funny characters.

Next month, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door returns with a polished remake for Nintendo Switch. It’s an updated version of a 20-year-old game, the one that gamers love the most out of every title in the series. The graphics and audio have all been revamped and enhanced while the wit of the original 2004 GameCube title is kept intact. However, Nintendo did update some of the language to suit modern tastes, a representative said during a media preview.

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