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Paper Mario: The King of Origami, the main national and international notes

Paper Mario: The King of Origami, the main national and international notes

We review the most outstanding scores of the new Nintendo Switch exclusive.

Paper Mario: The King of Origami is the new Nintendo Switch exclusive. The game, which goes on sale on July 17, has seen how the most prominent notes have emerged after the embargo was lifted at 3:00 pm on July 15. The title developed by Intelligent Systems has taken an 8.8 in Meristation, where we have highlighted its evident improvement with respect to the last two installments and how it has established itself as a safe and always original bet within the catalog of Nintendo’s own games. Also as the hand of the creators of another of the important sagas of the company, Fire Emblem.

The title currently reaps an 81 in Metacritic with almost 50 analyzes, so it can still vary a few tenths for better or for worse over the next few days. Among the notes we have 40 positive analyzes and new of mixed, according to the scale of the rating aggregator. That said, we review the most relevant notes of the game on the national scene, where the title has garnered excellent in the main media, and internationally, where there has been an important variety of notes in this regard.

Paper Mario: The King of Origami, the main national and international notes

Notes in Spain

  • 3D Games – 90
  • Eurogamer Spain – Recommended
  • Hobby Consoles – 90
  • Vandal – 91

International Notes

  • GamesRadar – 90
  • Gamespot – 80
  • Daily Star – 80
  • Destructoid – 80
  • GameInformer – 78
  • IGN – 70
  • JeuxVideo – 70
  • TheSixAxis – 70
  • EGM – 60

In our Reviews we have highlighted the design of your world and as a commitment to exploration, as well as a deep combat system that shines above all against the final bosses, in addition to collectibles that give us replayability and a soundtrack and characters that are wonderful. . We do regret, yes, the excessive fighting, the excessive intervention of Olivia as a companion and the accessories, few and somewhat wasted.

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Chris Watson is a gaming expert and writer. He has loved video games since childhood and has been writing about them for over 15 years. Chris has worked for major gaming magazines where he reviewed new games and wrote strategy guides. He started his own gaming website to share insider tips and in-depth commentary about his favorite games. When he's not gaming or writing, Chris enjoys travel and hiking. His passion is helping other gamers master new games.

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