Paper Mario: Sticker Star's many charms make it a sweet and worthwhile adventure, though a few flaws interfere with its feel-good attitude. Mario has had many incarnations over the years, but Paper ...

Paper Mario: Sticker Star is one of the more clever chapters in the Paper Mario series, and its sticker-based design rewards exploration and smart thinking. It isn't as RPG-like as the previous Paper ...

The short story is Paper Mario: Sticker Star is a blend of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door and one of LucasArts adventure games. The long story begins at the Sticker Fest. After you use a sticker ...

A trio of goombas ran up and attacked Mario when I started playing Paper Mario: Sticker Star. Instead of selecting fight or magic, Mario selects stickers on the touch screen to do different attacks.

I hate one-time-use items in games. If I get an item that I can only use once in something like The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, it’ll sit in my inventory forever. I’m afraid that if I use it, then I ...

Super Mario Odyssey Stickers are a type of cosmetic collectible in the game, which are acquired from a specific shop for varying prices. For more guides to the game though, be sure to circle back to ...

The thing about Mario is that, as much as he looks like a little dungareed chap, he's not really a character. Ever since Nintendo's rise in the 1980s, he's been an icon: the embodiment of pure gaming ...

Paper Mario: Sticker Star is as big a departure from the RPG stylings of the Paper Mario series as Super Paper Mario and offers a unique adventure enjoyable on its own merits. The Basics The Sticker ...

It’s great to see Paper Mario back in action. In the pantheon of Mario games, this series offers up a delightfully offbeat, light-hearted, self-referential take on the plumber’s world. The central ...

Paper Mario: Sticker Star is the first game in the series with play that's as distinct as its papercraft appearance. The Paper Mario series has benefited from its unique visual style and clever ...

If there's one thing we can learn from its 3DS catalogue so far, it's that Nintendo is great at the safe sequel. Sure, there are out-there exceptions like Kid Icarus: Uprising, but by and large we've ...