Take back Bowser’s Castle and cut the final streamer in Paper Mario. Here’s how to beat two bosses in this iconic lair. The final streamer is smashed in Paper Mario: The Origami King. This is the most ...

Beware the paper mache. Here’s how to get the Manhole Hook and (almost) reach Peach’s Castle. Leaving the Whispering Woods, Mario and his new origami friend Olivia enter Toad Town — but the path to ...

While exploring the crafted world of Paper Mario The Origami King you should be constantly on the lookout for Collectible Treasures. There are 135 to collect and they can be pretty well hidden. To ...

You’ll start to gain control of Mario once Luigi parks the kart and comes back to join you. With your bro by your side, you can now use the L-stick to move Mario toward the door and Luigi will follow.

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The latest Paper Mario outing is likely to come under fire for not returning to the RPG mechanics that made the series beloved in the first place - but The Origami King is its best outing in some time ...

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 ...

At this point, Nintendo and Intelligent Systems have the Paper Mario recipe down to a science: Start with a beloved cast of characters, mix in a new battle system, add a dash of RPG elements, blend ...

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