@newwil7l:
I agree, Sunshine ftw!

@Kaizar:
What exactly did you like about it more than other Mario RPGs? I find the battling to be a bit weak n hollow compared to the other Mario RPGs with their wide variety of items, moves, action commands, and other stuffs. Besides, regardless of how good or bad it's battle system is, you should be avoiding fights as much as possible since there's no point to them other than wasting stickers n HP. The only battles that matter are boss fights since you have to beat them to move the "story" along, and they are simply a matter of having the right thing stickers to beat them with.

Fast & Furious: Showdown comes to 3DS.

GDC 2013 was biggest in events history because of gaming, gee I wonder what about gaming in GDC 2013 made it the highest event, LOL:

http://nintendoeverything.com/117661/gdc-2013-the-biggest-in-events-history-gdc-2014-dated/

6 games have been discounted in the 3DS eShop:

http://nintendoeverything.com/117653/six-games-included-in-3ds-eshop-sale/

5 minutes of footage of Miyamoto's greatest IP; Dillon's Rolling Western (can't wait to see the franchise in up to 10 years from now):

http://nintendoeverything.com/117643/5-minutes-of-dillons-rolling-western-the-last-ranger-footage/ 

Both Mario Sunshine & Star Fox 64 need to be in 3D.

1 down and 1 to go.

I believe the model is more like:
Battle -> Earn Coins -> Buy Stickers = More Power.
However, the player should be selective of battles so that the gain outweighs the expenditure.

If Sticker Star's battles were more difficult, I think the approach would work in an oddly compelling, unique way. But as is, the resource management at play is kind of weak.

I agree with you on avoiding battles, but sometimes you want to for certain stickers to be obtain that way.

Anyways, I really want a combination of gameplay mechanics of "Paper Mario" Home & Handheld console for a New Paper Mario on 3DS, with more time being spent on Stoyline again, because they where focusing more on gameplay with the first 3DS Paper Mario.

Its pretty cool that both Kid Icarus & Paper Mario have become 3D exclusives, which means NO Wii U support from these 2 franchises.

@FOX:
Believe me, it isn't. I went through much of that game without buying a single sticker and avoiding as many battles as possible. Stickers are easily found, as they're literally everywhere, and the really good ones are always in the same spot. So really there's no need to buy any of them, except the Door Sticker which can only be obtained by buying it, atleast to where I was at in the game. I'll bet they too can be found somewhere.

@Kaizar:
Whut? Who said Paper Mario was handheld only now?

actually i think virtual console on wii u! Thats where it'll be! Super mario rpg is a better choice! Also Majora's Mask is guaranteed in 2-3 years!

I'd really like to play Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door, I loved the original a lot.