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.

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 ...

Paper Mario is back in the relentlessly charming Sticker Star on 3DS. VG247's Dave Cook dives into Nintendo's papercraft world and reminisces about his old sticker collection. Stickers are something ...

Paper Mario appears on the surface to hearken back to earlier games in the series, before Super Paper Mario added dimension-flipping mechanics and other complications. And in many ways, it does.

Stickers on the wall. Stickers on the doormat. Stickers in the tree, behind the building and in a Question Block. Stickers crumpled up on the ground, in a Toad’s dresser and in that hidden corner.

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 ...

Mario games aren't famed for being complicated, story-driven affairs. Which is why the Paper Mario series is a bit of anomaly. It's an RPG franchise that prides itself on in-jokes, charming characters ...

Paper Mario: Sticker Star really, seriously, is all about paper and stickers. While previous Paper Mario games used the newsprint nature of Nintendo’s mascot largely to justify flat, 2D sprites in a ...

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 ...