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| media = 320 Mbit (40 MB)N64 cartridge,<br /> Digital Download | | media = 320 Mbit (40 MB)N64 cartridge,<br /> Digital Download | ||
|input = Gamecube Controller, Classic Controller | |input = Gamecube Controller, Classic Controller | ||
|compatibility = {{ratings|name=Paper Mario 64 | |compatibility = {{ratings|name=Paper Mario 64}} | ||
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'''''Paper Mario''''', known in Japan as {{nihongo|'''''Mario Story'''''|マリオストーリー|Mario Sutōrī}}, is a console role-playing game video game developed by Intelligent Systems and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo 64 game console. It was first released in Japan on August 11, 2000, in North America on February 5, 2001, and in Europe and Australia on October 5, 2001. ''Paper Mario'' was re-released for Nintendo's [[Virtual Console]] in 2007. | '''''Paper Mario''''', known in Japan as {{nihongo|'''''Mario Story'''''|マリオストーリー|Mario Sutōrī}}, is a console role-playing game video game developed by Intelligent Systems and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo 64 game console. It was first released in Japan on August 11, 2000, in North America on February 5, 2001, and in Europe and Australia on October 5, 2001. ''Paper Mario'' was re-released for Nintendo's [[Virtual Console]] in 2007. | ||
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[[Image:Peach'sCastle.jpg|thumb|left|The game's visuals feature two-dimensional character cut-out designs contained within 3D backgrounds.]] | [[Image:Peach'sCastle.jpg|thumb|left|The game's visuals feature two-dimensional character cut-out designs contained within 3D backgrounds.]] | ||
''Paper Mario'' combines traditional role-playing game (RPG) elements with concepts and features from the Mario series.For the majority of the games, the player controls Mario, who can jump and use his hammer to overcome physical obstacles placed in the game's overworld. Many of the game's puzzles and boundaries are based upon the abilities of Mario's partners, who each have a | ''Paper Mario'' combines traditional role-playing game (RPG) elements with concepts and features from the Mario series.For the majority of the games, the player controls Mario, who can jump and use his hammer to overcome physical obstacles placed in the game's overworld. Many of the game's puzzles and boundaries are based upon the abilities of Mario's partners, who each have a specialized skill required for progression in the game. The player accumulates partners as they advance into different locations; only one partner can accompany Mario in the overworld, although the player can interchange between them at any time. These characters also assist Mario in the game's turn-based battles, where damage inflicted against them results in temporary paralysis as the characters do not have individual Health (gaming)|HP statistics. Attacks in the game are similar to those in traditional RPGs, although the player can influence the power of a move when attacking or defending by timing a button-press accurately or performing some other action command as required. Mario and his partners have a finite capacity to perform special moves, with each of these consuming a particular number of flower points (FP) when performed. Such statistics can be increased by earning Star Points (experience points) in combat to level up.There is also an on-screen gauge to display Star Energy, which is required to perform another type of move that accumulate in number as the player advances through the game. The player can locate hidden battle upgrades in the game's overworld, which promotes one partner character to a new rank at a time. | ||
Progression through ''Paper Mario'' depends upon interaction with the game's non-player characters (NPCs), who will often offer clues or detail the next event in the storyline. As in other RPGs, the player can find or purchase items from NPCs to help in and outside of combat. Badges can also be obtained that yield bonuses ranging from added moves to gradual health restoration during combat; each consumes a set number of Badge Points (BP), meaning Mario can only equip a limited number of badges at a time.Princess Peach is playable at particular points in the game as a recurring side quest.The objectives and actions of each transition to Peach vary, although most are Stealth game-based. | Progression through ''Paper Mario'' depends upon interaction with the game's non-player characters (NPCs), who will often offer clues or detail the next event in the storyline. As in other RPGs, the player can find or purchase items from NPCs to help in and outside of combat. Badges can also be obtained that yield bonuses ranging from added moves to gradual health restoration during combat; each consumes a set number of Badge Points (BP), meaning Mario can only equip a limited number of badges at a time.Princess Peach is playable at particular points in the game as a recurring side quest.The objectives and actions of each transition to Peach vary, although most are Stealth game-based. | ||
== Problems == | == Problems == | ||
*Game doesn't load on Latest SVN (9063) shows a 'file cannot be used because the data is corrupted' so use Official 2.0 | |||
* Game doesn't load on Latest SVN (9063) shows a 'file cannot be used because the data is corrupted' so use Official 2.0 | |||
== Configuration == | == Configuration == | ||
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==Gameplay Videos== | ==Gameplay Videos== | ||
[[Category:Platform games]] | [[Category:Platform games]] | ||
[[Category:Virtual Console games]] | [[Category:Virtual Console games]] | ||