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== Screenshots ==
== Screenshots ==
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File:7.png|[[Mario]] and his new [[Chain Chomp]] partner in battle. Here, Mario receives 2 damage from jumping on a spiky [[Pokey]] rather than receiving 1 damage from jumping on a spiky enemy as in the first two Paper Mario games.
File:7.png|[[Mario]] and his new [[Chain Chomp]] partner in battle. Here, Mario receives 2 damage from jumping on a spiky [[Pokey]] rather than receiving 1 damage from jumping on a spiky enemy as in the first two [[Paper Mario]] games.
File:0.png|Mario in an overworld similar to [[Paper Mario]]'s forest next to [[Goomba Village]].
File:0.png|Mario in an overworld similar to [[Paper Mario]]'s forest next to [[Goomba Village]].
File:1.png|Another battle, showing the redesigned [[Jump]] and [[Hammer]] commands.
File:1.png|Another battle, showing the redesigned [[Jump]] and [[Hammer]] commands.

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Template:Infobox A new Paper Mario in development by Nintendo will be an upcoming RPG for the Nintendo 3DS. As the fourth installment in the Paper Mario series, it is the first Paper Mario title to be released for a handheld console, making it the second Mario RPG series on Nintendo's portable systems, after the Mario & Luigi series.

Gameplay

After foregoing the classic battle system in favor of a platformer-style one in Super Paper Mario, Paper Mario 3DS returns to the turn-based system from the first two installments. A screenshot shows Mario's original Jump and Hammer commands, with a redesigned layout for the system's touch screen. Partners also return after being replaced by the Pixls, with screenshots showing a new Chain Chomp partner at Mario's aid. One screenshot also shows an outlined object in the overworld, suggesting that players have to move certain objects around the screen to solve puzzles to advance through the game.

Confirmed Characters

Protagonists

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Partners

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