I have long felt that the Paper Mario series is one of the best video games series out there, at least based on its roots, but many - especially those outside of the Nintendo family - probably have no ...

Paper Mario: Color Splash puts a new spin on the “Mario Paint” idea. Reminiscent of the adhesive gimmickry of Paper Mario: Sticker Star, Color Splash’s main appeal hinges on the joys of painting blank ...

Paper Mario: Color Splash is all about paint, and as such you’ll need a lot of it to repaint the color-lacking world. Mario’s hammer can already hold quite a bit of paint, coming in red, blue and ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Color Splash's main mechanic revolves around the new Paint Hammer, which can be used to paint things that have lost their color, solve puzzles, and ...

You’ll be amazed to know that Paper Mario does not start with Princess Peach being captured. Instead – in what is a frankly sinister and chilling opening for a Mario game – you’re mailed a folded up, ...

The Nintendo Wii U is getting a new Paper Mario game. Paper Mario: Color Splash sends Mario to Prism Island. Color has left Prism Island, but fortunately Mario has a way to fix things. His Paint ...

Paper Mario: Color Splash is built on paper and paint, but it places its biggest bet on cards. With the RPG inclinations of the original Paper Mario and its beloved follow-up Paper Mario: The Thousand ...

Bowser's latest mâché-nations are boringly familiar. Despite the usual fizzy writing, this series doesn't make us crease up like it used to. This isn't so much a sequel to the 2012's Paper Mario: ...

In Paper Mario: Color Splash, the fifth adventure in the stylish turn-based RPG series from Nintendo, Mario and Princess Peach set sail to the vibrant Prism Island after receiving an alarming letter.

Technobubble covers games, gadgets, technology and all things geek. Follow Technobubble poobah Jason Hidalgo’s shenanigans on Twitter @jasonhidalgo Many things sound good on paper. About 15 years ago, ...

Mario has come in a lot of different styles and shapes over the years, but few have been as memorable as the Paper Mario series. Just like it sounds, the series gives us a 2D cutout version of Mario ...