Mojoverse Games Feature: Paper Mario on the Nintendo 64 and Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door for GameCube are two games from the Paper Mario series that I (Mojoverse Games) will cherish forever. When Super Paper Mario released on the Wii, I (Mojoverse Games) was a little disheartened when the developers removed the adorable character partners. Continue Reading
“Relive the treasure hunt of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door in this widescreen remake that really shines on Nintendo Switch.” - Mary Billington from Video Chums.
After spending a little time with Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door, I can confirm that the game looks real good.
TSA writes: "It wouldn't be a classic Mario game if he didn't blindly follow the instructions of a letter or invitation. We play this Paper Mario remake."
They really put a lot of effort into making this a full on proper remake/remaster. So much more little details that one would have missed when playing the original GC version.
Yes you are right. However It seems that the frame rate has been reduced from 60fps to 30fps.
https://www.nintendolife.co...
So in effect, we are
i) paying more for 20 year old game (60$/euros) than its original release
ii) which is a remaster (not a remake)
iii) and with half the frame rate
which is a shame really.
