Hardcore Gamer: New video games are fun and sometimes the sheer announcement or teaser of a new game is enough to get fans excited, but classic games can be just as entertaining despite being so out of date. 2019 is set to mark important anniversaries for a number of popular titles. Perhaps hitting such a big number is enough to bring us some sort of revival or sequel, but we’ll probably have to wait months before hearing anything. And since there has yet to be anything announced from the following, this list will help could possibly tease what is yet to come. Take a look at some iconic games celebrating big in the new year.
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.
Details regarding the review embargo for Nintendo’s Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door have been revealed.
Listings on the eShops provide file sizes for a bunch of Switch games. These include Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD, and more.
