Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door is getting a remake for Switch in 2024.
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door is finally coming to the Nintendo Switch. During today’s Nintendo Direct, it was announced that the acclaimed RPG from Intelligent Systems will be released in a remastered version, enabling the youngsters to enjoy its unique charm.
The Thousand-Year Door’s entertaining writing, solid RPG mechanics, and lack of availability beyond of the Gamecube contributed to years of fan desire for a re-release. The very first GameCube game appeared in 2004, and in addition to being an outstanding turn-based RPG, it is also one of the best-written and funniest titles in the entire series. The original game remains amazing due to its classic layout, but the sequel has some new visually appealing styles and it really stands out in HD.
In the game, Mario and his friends travel the territory behind the Thousand-Year Door in search of hidden treasure. Mario will be able fold himself into a paper plane to span wide gaps and spin his 2D form to fit through tiny openings. Expect “enhanced graphics” in the approaching re-release; the first Nintendo-shared trailer surely gives it an appealing appearance. Other information, such as if there will be any more major modifications forthcoming, is being withheld by the company for the time being.
Mario vs. Donkey Kong is coming to Switch on February 16, 2024
Super Mario Bros. Wonder wasn’t the last Mario game launched on Nintendo’s current console, contrary to popular belief. The Nintendo Switch version of Mario vs. Donkey Kong will be released on February 16, 2024, as per today’s Nintendo Direct.
