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mike_intellivision on 07 July 2008

I played the N64 version and have yet to play the GC version.
I loved Paper Mario, until the final battle which I thought was too easy.

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brute on 07 July 2008

if it goes to DS it will probably be a remake



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Erik Aston on 07 July 2008
mariozeldametroid said:
Soleron said:
Paper Mario for the N64 was better than the gamecube, I thought - most of the good ideas were recycled for the GC because no one played the N64 version.

 

Guess that's why I couldn't play the original after I played PM2 and found it to be my all-time black horse in videogaming.

They optmialised everything in the sequel, so the rough parts of the game really stand out.

I'll try it again if it comes to DS though.

I played them both when they came out. And I couldn't go back to the first after the second. The spectator system in particular was a great addition in the second.



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pichu_pichu on 07 July 2008

I don't know if I'll buy it if it was true, I already have and played the N64 copy and the VC download...



supermariouniverse on 07 July 2008

That would be great if it were true, but I would prefer a new game altogether.



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Soleron on 08 July 2008
Erik Aston said:
mariozeldametroid said:
Soleron said:
Paper Mario for the N64 was better than the gamecube, I thought - most of the good ideas were recycled for the GC because no one played the N64 version.

 

Guess that's why I couldn't play the original after I played PM2 and found it to be my all-time black horse in videogaming.

They optmialised everything in the sequel, so the rough parts of the game really stand out.

I'll try it again if it comes to DS though.

I played them both when they came out. And I couldn't go back to the first after the second. The spectator system in particular was a great addition in the second.

Yes, I agree, but I'm saying the N64 was a better game in terms of innovation and technical excellence for the hardware platform. Just like SMW and SMB.

 



I like Bacon on 08 July 2008

I loved the original game more. But I still love the 2nd one.



MontanaHatchet on 08 July 2008

Both are so brilliant that there's no use arguing over which is better. The first one had a better ending and the points signaling the end of the game had much better pacing. However, the second one had just much better pacing altogether. But when you look at the first Paper Mario, the first chapter is so amazing that it still sticks in my mind as one of the greatest moments in gaming.

And I know that people love to play ports on the Nintendo handhelds, but I would like an original Paper Mario please.



 

 

Pretendo on 08 July 2008

I don't want a remake. Intelligent Systems is already making Fire Emblem DS(that's not so bad since it never released out of Japan,) but still they need to do something new.



aiden.cronus on 10 July 2008

yeah i want a NEW pm!!!!

none of that 2d-3d sh*t haha--sorry
im serious though....



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