Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam

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Template:Justreleased Template:Infobox Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam (Mario & Luigi RPG: Paper Mario MIX in Japan and Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam Bros. in Europe & Australia) is a game in the Mario & Luigi series for Nintendo 3DS that crosses over with the Paper Mario series. The game was released in Japan on December 3, 2015 and in Europe on December 4, 2015. It will be released on December 10, 2015 in Australia; and January 22, 2016 in North America.

Story

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The story begins with Luigi and Toad entering the attic of Peach's Castle, looking for the source of a drought. They soon find a hole above a bookcase, and Luigi investigates. Suddenly, Toad gets chased by a Scaredy Rat, which entered the room through the hole, which eventually leads to Luigi accidentally knocking over a book found in the room, holding the Paper Mario world within. This ultimately releases the paper characters into the Mario & Luigi world, spreading across the Mushroom Kingdom. The two eventually meet Paper Peach, who introduces herself to Mario, Peach, and Starlow. They agree to seek out the Paper Toads and helping them find away back home. Before exiting the castle, they meet Toadette, who is playing with a doll, and Nabbit, who steals all but two of the Bro Attacks.

However, Bowser soon meets Paper Bowser, and despite some disagreements between one another at first, they decide to team up, combine their armies, and kidnap their respective Princess Peach. The two Bowser Jr.s, however, become quite close friends. With the aid of Paper Mario, who helps Mario and Luigi after a fight with a group of Paper Goombas at Sunbeam Plains, the trio set off to rescue the Paper Toads. In the mean time, the two Bowsers invade Peach's Castle with their Clown Cars.

Soon after meeting Paper Mario, the trio learns of Bowsers' kidnapping of the Peaches. The Bowsers then arrive and send Petey Piranha to attack the Bros. to slow them down. The group makes it to a Toad Village. Before they can leave Sunbeam plains, they are blocked by a Papercraft Goomba from Paper Kamek. However, Toadette arrives, and is inspired to build a life-size version of her doll. After enough Paper Toads are rescued to complete the project, she creates Papercraft Mario to destroy the blockade and Megacrinkle Goomba. Afterward they proceed to Doop Doop Dunes.

At the dunes, they encounter Nabbit, who they catch for a pair of Bro Attacks. However, their progress is put to a halt by two giant Pokeys, Tower Power Pokey and Mega Pokey. After regrouping and learning the Trio Hammer, they find that in order to progress they must jump really high to defeat them. They arrive at another Toad Village, and rescue more Paper Toads for Toadette's Workshop to create a trampoline. After defeating the Pokeys, the group prepares to proceed, but are again blocked by both Kameks and their latest papercraft, Papercraft Kamek. With the new Papercraft Luigi, the two of them are beaten and the team proceeds.

As they approach Bowser Castle, Bowser decides to blast them with cannonballs. The first shot misses, but breaks a bridge, and the second knocks out all three Bros. Wendy, Roy, Larry. and Ludwig appear to arrest them, and a group of Chargin' Chucks take them to Twinsy Tropics Dungeon. The Bowser Jrs. then appear to collect the book that contained Paper Mario's World, which Luigi was carrying.

After escaping their cell, they battle their Hammer Bro. Wardens to retrieve their items. They then find out the arrested Toads are being forced to mine Fire Ore. Also in the dungeon, they learn the Trio Grab and find the Goomba they fought in the tutorial and Paper Mario tutorial, who gives them Battle Cards in exchange for freeing him. Before they escape the dungeon, they face off against Wendy and Roy and notice a gate that can be opened with a Red Medallion.

Meanwhile, the Bowser Jrs annoy the Kameks into giving them a vacation to the Mount Brrr villa. They take the caged Princess Peachs with them. They also try to tell Bowser about the book, but he ignores them.

The group, alongside the freed Toads find themselves stranded at Twinsy Tropics. After collecting a few Paper Toads, they build a boat with Paper Mario as the sail. After returning to Peach's Castle, a group of Toads tells them they saw the Princesses at Mount Brr, which can be accessed through Gloomy Woods. Before heading out, they face off against Paper Petey Piranha, who blocks the way.

At Gloomy Woods a few Toads tell Mario to stay on the east side of the forest, because the west side is haunted. They also meet a starving Wiggler who claims to be the guardian of the forest. Paper Kamek shows up to block the path with junk, which Wiggler considers littering. After feeding him a berry, he breaks some opening the way, but falls asleep short on food, blocking the way himself. After getting more berries from a Paper Paratroopa, Wiggler requests a Melon, which a nearby Yellow Yoshi has. After challenging the Yoshi to a race, they feed the melon to Wiggler. After breaking a couple of gates, with bombs and even hitting Nabbit for another Bro Attack, the team encounters the Kameks. Kamek initially fights the group, but is overpowered with bombs. Paper Kamek, however, possesses Wiggler, and forces him to battle the team. After he is defeated and Wiggler is freed, Wiggler turns into Flutter and flies them to Mount Brrr.

At Mount Brrr, the Bros watch as King Bob-omb, Iggy, Lemmy, and Morton shower the land with stronger enemies and new terrain. They learn the Trio Drill, and, With the help of Toadette, the Bros make it to a Toad Village, where they prepare to build a Papercraft to combat the Bowser Jrs. and save the princesses. However, even after Papercraft Bowser Jr. is defeated by the new Papercraft Peach, the two Bowser Jrs. manage to escape with the Princesses and book unharmed. They accidentally leave behind a Red Medallion, which opens the gate in Twinsy Tropics Dungeon. In order to go there, they cross Doop Doop Dunes again.

Before leaving Doop Doop Dunes, they encounter Nabbit twice, learning two more attacks, and face off against the Chargin' Chuck Brigade that arrested them earlier. They then meet up with the Goomba they saved and travel to the dungeon. Here, the Goomba betrays them to the Fire Bros, who have taken over as wardens. After getting it back, they open the gate. Before they can go to Bowser's Castle, they fight Larry and Ludwig, who try to stop them.

At Bowser Castle, the group learns the Trio Aeroplane before encountering the two Kameks and the new Papercraft King Boo, piloted by Morton and Lemmy. Luckily, Toadette arrives on time with Papercraft Yoshi. After the Yoshi wins, Kamek kidnaps Toadette to prevent the production of Papercrafts, and prepares to build his own ultimate Papercraft Bowser with the help of his paper form. They rescue Toadette shortly afterward from a Fly Guy, and encounter the Bowser Jrs. on guard duty.

Meanwhile, the Princesses escape and greet the team, but are shortly caught by the two Bowser Jrs. They initially mean to fight, but realize they forgot to hide the book, so flee. Mario and co. chase them down, and they fork over a fake book. This fools the team long enough for them to recapture the Princesses, but are promptly beaten by Mario. In their last moments, Bowser Jr. reflects on the fun he had with Paper Bowser Jr. and realizing that it was his fault they lost because he refused to destroy the book. The two Bowsers come in and mourn their loss, and Mario's team escapes, forgetting the book.

The Koopas take their revenge by blowing up Peach's Castle, and flying their own castle on top of Mount Brr with their new rockets made of the Fire Ore the Toads mined. Toadette then realizes she can build a staircase with the Paper Toads from the summit of the mountain. She promises to meet the Mario Bros. there.

The team begins to make their way through Gloomy Woods again to get to Mount Brrr, but end up on the haunted West side. Both Marios are kidnapped by Boos, leaving Luigi alone to find them. After facing off against various puzzles, he finds Mario in a field of shadowy clones. After finding the right one, they proceed to rescue Paper Mario. However, after hearing eerie laughter, they realize that the Paper Mario they rescued was King Boo in disguise. They proceed to battle him, but halfway through he threatens to tear up Paper Mario, having a Boo carry him in to prove his point. However, the Mario Bros defeat the Boo, and the three of them finish King Boo off. After defeating Roy in his Clown Car in a minigame, they then meet up with Flutter, and fly back to Mount Brrr.

At Mount Brrr, the group rescues all the remaining Paper Toads to build the staircase, and proceed to venture to the summit. They meet many Lakitus investigating the falling Paper and Paper Enemies, before reaching the Fortress. Four Goombas and two Hammer Bros corner them, but King Bob-omb stops them from defeating the team. He states that even if they are defeated, word would still spread, and no one can know of his operation. He then proceeds to start the timer to self destruction, which would wipe out all everyone who could spread the word. The enemies all flee, while Mario and co. challenge him and defeat him before he explodes. The Paper Toads then arrive at the summit, and build a staircase to the newly dubbed Neo Bowser Castle. The extra Paper Toads then join as Mario's new Bros. Attack, the Toad Trail. The group then ascends while dodging more cannonballs towards Neo Bowser Castle.

When they arrive, Iggy taunts them and signals the rest of the Koopalings that they have arrived. The group then encounters Nabbit for the final time, who is wanted for robbing Bowser. They engage in a chase, where the Mario Bros can chase and fight Nabbit for coins, but also work with him to fight the Shy Guys, Chain Chomps, and Broozers chasing him. Afterward, Nabbit leaves them with the remaining Bro Attacks as thanks. They then find Toadette, who is defending Papercraft Mario, Luigi, Peach and Yoshi. However, the Kameks release the new Papercraft Bowser, which burns them all to a crisp. Toadette mourns the loss of her work, but then realizes that she could build a Papercraft out of the same material, Fire Ore.

The first Fire Ore is already in Toadette's possesion. The second is guarded by Bowser, Wendy, and Iggy who are in their Clown Cars. They are knocked out of the sky with Bombs by the bros. In a last ditch effort, Morton attempts to blast down the final ore with cannonballs, which are deflect back at him. The ore is used to assemble Papercraft Fire Mario, which then defeats Papercraft Bowser. In anger, both Bowsers and Kameks destroy the bridge to the rest of the castle, forcing the Mario Bros to reassemble it. However, before they cross the reassembled bridge, Lemmy, Iggy and Morton activate a timer to blow up the remains of Peach's Castle, which the Princesses are reassembling. The Mario Bros quickly break the cannon before proceeding.

Before they can face Bowser, however, they fight the Kameks one final time. Despite their best efforts, the Mario Bros defeat them. As they lay dying, Kamek compliments his Paper Counterpart, who shares his sentiments. He then states that he reminded himself as an brother, albeit uglier, causing the two to engage in an insult match, before Mario and Luigi silence them. The Bowsers then command the Koopalings to finish off the Mario Bros. Wendy and Roy attack first, but are beaten, followed by Larry and Ludwig, and then finally Iggy, Lemmy, and Morton. They proceed to challenge Bowser and Paper Bowser themselves, who reveal they plan to trap the bros in the now empty book, whose contents became the Paper Terrain that was shot across the land, leaving them in an empty abyss, which they plan to burn. However, both of them hint that they wish to trap the other one in with them. After a lengthy battle, Paper Bowser merges with his entire paper army to create a suit of armor for Bowser, creating Shiny-Robo Bowser. However, even this wasn't enough, as after the battle, Bowser is flung off Neo Bowser Castle, and sent plummeling to the ground. Paper Bowser makes one last attempt to grab the book, but Paper Mario makes it there first, and the trio lock him in it.

Back at Peach's Castle, with the Princesses and Toads gathered at the entrance, the group reunites with their friends. Toadette orchestrates a Papercraft Parade, where they tour the lands bringing back the terrain and enemies to the Paper World, and Nabbit steals Melons from the Yoshis in the audience. Afterward, Mario and Luigi say goodbye to Paper Mario, Paper Peach and the Paper Toads who return to their world. However, Bowser falls from the sky and starts causing trouble again, and the game ends with Mario and Luigi going off to fight him.

Gameplay

The overall gameplay is mostly similar to the previous Mario & Luigi games, though with the addition of a new party member alongside Mario and Luigi, Paper Mario. Players control Mario, Luigi, and Paper Mario simultaneously (Paper Mario using Y Button). Because the player now has two characters following after Mario, all three characters can be made to jump simultaneously with the X Button button, which also causes the three to flutter in the air briefly when held. By continuing to hold the button after jumping simultaneously, players can charge up a dash. All three characters also possess hammers. By using all three hammers in quick succession (A Button, B Button, and then Y Button), the trio will unleash a Trio Hammer, or powerful shockwave, that can destroy large blocks. Other moves include the Trio Drill, a reworked version of the Drill Bros; the Trio Aeroplane, that acts like Mario's Paper Airplane from Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door, and the Trio Grab, which can reach far distanced things and throw them.

In battle, players control all three members of the group. Paper Mario, in a first for the series, fights alongside but independently from Mario and Luigi, unlike the Baby Bros. in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time, the only other installment to feature characters fighting alongside the Mario Bros. This allows the trio to take three actions in one turn. While Mario and Luigi control similarly to the way they did in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team, Paper Mario's abilities set him apart from the other two. Paper Mario is able to create copies of himself as a battle command, which increase the damage he can do in his attacks: He can land as many jumps as he has copies, and when he uses his hammer, the copies will split and target all enemies on the field. Paper Mario loses a copy for each hit he takes, but can replenish them on his turn before using another battle command. His jump dodge allows him to flutter, letting him briefly stay in the air longer than Mario and Luigi can. Players are able to use Bros. Attacks with Mario and Luigi, working like they did in previous games. In addition, a new variation of special attacks called Trio Attacks can be performed with Paper Mario. These attacks will have all three members attack enemies with a giant cardboard hammer to flatten them into paper form before executing the attacks. At certain points, the trio will take part in Papercraft battles, which are the equivalent to the giant battles from the previous two games.

Another new addition are Battle Cards. The player creates a deck of Ten Battle Cards, one of which will be played each turn. These range from boosting stats, dealing damage, or lowering an enemies stats or level. Each one needs a different amount of Star Points to use. amiibo will be compatible with the game, each giving the player a special support card to use in battle.[1] The cards will reset once they've all been played.

Special attacks

Bros. Attacks

Mario
Luigi

Trio Attacks

Characters

Playable

General

Papercraft Characters

  • Papercraft Mario[4] - Normal Papercraft with no advantages and middle range.
  • Papercraft Luigi[5] - Allow to use a Flying Hammer Attack, that can damage spiky enemies, such as Papercraft Pokeys.
  • Papercraft Yoshi[6] - Allow using its tongue to grab pile, coins and floating enemies. The ground pound made by Papercraft Yoshi can stun enemies nearby and push buttons, but has a short range of attacking.
  • Papercraft Peach[7] - Allows for a long hover in air, and ground pound on other papercraft, with a long range of attack. Dashing with block enemy projectile.
  • Papercraft Fire Mario - Allows the player to shoot Fireballs

Supporting

Enemies

Both series

Mario & Luigi series

Paper Mario series

Papercraft

Mini-Bosses

Bosses

Mario & Luigi series

Paper Mario series

Papercraft Bosses

Items

Locations

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Ranks

  • Mushroom Rank - Level 1 to 5
  • Shell Rank - Level 6 to 11
  • Boomerang Rank - Level 12 to 18[25]
  • Flower Rank - Level 19 to 26
  • Leaf Rank - Level 27 to 35
  • Star Rank - Level 36 to 45[26]
  • Rainbow Rank (theoretically) - Level 46 onwards[26]

Differences from other Mario & Luigi games

  • Mario and Luigi can use special attacks and hammers in the very first battle.[27]
  • Badges are replaced by Battle Cards.
  • Luigi is the first playable character in this game.[28]
  • This game keeps the same graphics as its predecessor.
  • Bonus points can no longer be applied to stats upon leveling up.[29]
  • Lakitu's role seems to be as an assistant of sorts to Mario and co.[10]
  • The tutorials are optional.[30]
  • Toadsworth is absent.
  • No new and original characters are introduced to the franchise.
  • Attack items are obtained from Nabbit instead of Attack Pieces.
  • There are seven ranks, more than Bowser's Inside Story's six and Dream Team's five. New ranks including Boomerang rank and Leaf rank.[25]
  • There are optional crosshairs under the Bros. when an enemy is attacking. This most likely due to three characters being on the battlefield at once.
  • This is the first game in the series to have Items under categories in the player's bag.
  • This is the first game in the series to have the three main playable characters all take a turn in battle.
  • This is the second game in the series that the final boss has two phases. The first one is Elder Princess Shroob in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time.
  • No new and original enemies are introduced.
  • Players can block attacks.
  • In addition to jumping on enemies or pounding them with a hammer to deal early damage at the start of a battle like in past games, Mario and co can also dash into battle due to the effects of the Dashing Socks.[31]
  • This is the only Mario & Luigi sequel to have a Japanese title that isn't numbered.

Beta and pre-released data

In the Nintendo Direct the Kamek boss fight took place in Sunbeam Plains instead of Neo Bowser's Castle.

Reception

Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam has received generally positive reviews from professional critics, scoring a 79 based on 22 critics in Metacritic[32] and a 78.33% based on 9 reviews in GameRankings.[33] General praise has been given out to the battle system, gameplay, and the humor, as well as removing the amount of tutorials present in the game's predecessor, Mario & Luigi: Dream Team, though it has been criticized for the simple story and playing too safe for the franchise. Lee Garbutt from God is a Geek, writer of one of the more positive reviews, giving the game a 9/10, praised the game's battle combat and the humour though stated that the game was too simple for hardcore JRPG fans and the amiibo implementation was superfluous.[34] Daan Koopman of Nintendo World report gave the game a 7.5/10. He called the game "cute" and praised the interactions between the characters, but criticized the pacing in the review, highlighting the Toad Rescue missions being the primary problem of being too excessive.[35] On a more critical note, Mark Brown gave the game a 6/10, criticizing the game for being too safe and also lamenting the lack of a diverse cast of characters, and failing to live up to the standards set by preceding games, though he notes how some charm is left and that the gameplay is fun.[36]

Reviews
Release Reviewer, Publication Score Comment
Nintendo 3DS Daan Koopman, Nintendo World Report 7.5/10 "A very cute game, but pacing problems prevent the game from achieving excellence."
Nintendo 3DS José Manuel Bringas, IGN Spain (Spanish) 8/10 "One of the craziest crossovers ever seen in a videogame. Constantly changing the rhythm and showing new gameplay methods and with a hilarious plot. One of the best in their series. "
Nintendo 3DS Lee Garbutt, God is a Geek 9/10 "This game is in no way a revolution of what’s come before, but that doesn’t matter one bit – the mechanics are still as solid as they always were, the humour still makes my face ache from smiling, and not once did it ever outstay its welcome."
Nintendo 3DS Alex Seedhouse, Nintendo Insider 9/10 "With unwavering charm, this resoundingly action-packed quest for the superstar trio succeeds on all fronts. There's little to criticise in Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam Bros., an epic collision that results in a Mushroom Kingdom mash-up of near perfection."
Nintendo 3DS Conor McMahon, Nintendo Life 8/10 "Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam Bros. totally succeeds as an accessible, entertaining and lengthy crossover for fans and newcomers alike. It introduces a solid list of worthy new mechanics, particularly building upon the battle system in some exciting new ways, and breaking exploration up with random quests. It's more of a mini RPG than ever, but doesn't quite nail it when it comes to environmental design and storytelling. In the end it's Paper Jam's simplicity that makes it a great starting point and an easy recommendation, but also holds it back from taking full advantage of more dimensions than ever before."
Nintendo 3DS Mark Brown, Pocket Gamer UK 6/10 "When you're in battle, Paper Jam Bros reminds us why we've spent countless hours with both Paper Mario and Mario & Luigi games. But everything else feels like a pale imitation of two, once great games."
Nintendo 3DS Dave Irwin, TheSixthAxis 7/10 "Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam Bros. sadly falls flat on its face at the final hurdle, but is a light-hearted and hugely enjoyable romp up until that point. There are great nods to both Mario & Luigi RPG and Paper Mario franchises, and the three protagonists make a great team in this 3DS RPG. Questionable decisions around the use of Amiibo and the mini-game side-quests can’t be ignored, but the charm of Paper Jam Bros. can’t be understated."
Nintendo 3DS Alex Jones, GamesRadar+ 4/5 "If you’ve never played a Mario & Luigi game, this is the perfect on-boarding point. It’s got a hilarious script, near-flawless battling, and bucketfuls of charm."
Aggregators
Compiler Platform / Score
Metacritic 79
GameRankings 78.33%

References to other games

  • Super Mario Bros. 3: A portion of the music for the battle against Bowser and Paper Bowser is taken from the Airship theme in this game.
  • Yoshi's Story: a melon from this game appear.
  • Mario sports games: At one point, Paper Peach thinks about changing her hair into a pony tail, with Peach stating it is more fitting for sports, referencing her design in most sports games.
  • Paper Mario: The block ability originated from this game can be used as a "last resort" when counter-attacking in battles. The game utilizes Star Points for the Battle Card system, and these are similar in design to the ones found in Paper Mario. A melon is given to the bros. and Paper Mario by a Yellow Yoshi, which is a reference to what happens in Lavalava Island. Bowser's Castle rising out of the lava because of a platform underneath is very similar to when Bowser's Castle lifts Peach's Castle into the sky in this game. The game also ends on a parade of the characters going through the Mushroom Kingdom, similar to the way this game ended. The record player that Paper Luigi listens to in the Music Player looks similar to the one found in Boo's Mansion, and the music notes it produces are similar to the ones Paper Luigi produced when he sang in at Mario's House
  • Luigi's Mansion: During the game, Mario and Paper Mario get kidnapped by King Boo referencing this game's plot.
  • Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga: A cover of the battle theme from this game can be heard when Mario and Luigi are fighting. It's later replaced by a new battle theme, when Paper Mario joins the party.[37] HP recovery blocks from the Japanese version return as well.
  • Super Mario Sunshine: During the chase sequence with Petey Piranha, he uses an attack featuring the Goop from this game. Some of Wiggler's voice clips from this game are re-used during Petey Piranha's boss battle.
  • Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door: Both the Paper Airplane and Paper abilities return from this game. The first time Paper Mario meets Mario, he performs a Spring Jump.
  • Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time: A cover of the tutorial theme from this game can be heard, which in turn is an arrangement of the Super Mario Bros. theme.[6] The energy beams which unlocks pipes return. The cloud platforms return as well.
  • Super Paper Mario: One of the Expert Challenges is called Super Paper Mario, a nod to this game. Also, Paper Bowser's artwork seen at the end is from this game.
  • Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story: A cover of Peach's Castle's theme from this game can be heard, which in turn is an arrangement of the same theme from Super Mario 64.[28] King Boo's multiplying move resembles that of the Dark Star.[38]When Roy and Wendy are fought, one of the moves they perform resembles the Koopa Corps special attack from this game.[39]
  • Super Mario 3D Land: A rank appears based on the Boomerang Flower, as well as one based off of the Super Leaf's redesign from this game.
  • Paper Mario: Sticker Star: Many of the elements from this game return. One of the Toads in Sunbeam Plains' Toad Village talks about wanting to become a traveling Toad, similarly to the disaster-prone one frequently encountered in Sticker Star.
  • Mario & Luigi: Dream Team: Many of the game's graphics are reused, although some characters have received new animations. One of the new Bros. Attacks, known as Mega Thwonk, features Luigi as a giant, using the same model from the Giant Battles in this game. There are also two returning Bros. Attacks originally from Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. Similar to giant battles, Papercraft battles allow players to win 4 items. The name Neo Bowser Castle is re-used.
  • Super Mario 3D World: Bullies retain their design from this game.
  • Mario Kart 8: Some of the Koopalings' voice clips are reused from this game.
  • Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker: Toadette often references her adventures in this game in her dialogue, even outright saying the game's title.

Gallery

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  • Mario Luigi Paper Mario and Starlow.jpg

    The main characters.

  • The two versions of Princess Peach

    The two versions of Princess Peach

  • Bowser and Paper Bowser - Paper Jam.jpg

    The two versions of Bowser

  • The two versions of Bowser Jr.

    The two versions of Bowser Jr.

  • American logo

    American logo

  • European and Australian logo

    European and Australian logo

  • Japanese logo

    Japanese logo

Trivia

  • Starlow references the Year of Luigi after Luigi is left alone in Gloomy Woods.
  • This is the first official Mario game to give spoken dialogue to the Koopalings and the first one since Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga to call them "Koopalings" instead of "Bowser's Minions" in a PAL version of the game.[18]

Names in other languages

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Nintendo 3DS games
Super Mario franchise Super Mario 3D Land (2011) • Mario Kart 7 (2011) • Mario Tennis Open (2012) • New Super Mario Bros. 2 (2012) • Paper Mario: Sticker Star (2012) • Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon (2013) • Mario & Luigi: Dream Team (2013) • Mario Party: Island Tour (2013) • Mario Golf: World Tour (2014) • Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars (2015) • Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam (2015) • Mario Party: Star Rush (2016) • Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS (2016) • Mario Sports Superstars (2017) • Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions (2017) • Mario Party: The Top 100 (2017) • Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker (2018) • Luigi's Mansion (2018) • Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey (2018)
Donkey Kong franchise Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D (2013)
Yoshi franchise Yoshi's New Island (2014) • Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World (2017)
Wario franchise WarioWare Gold (2018)
Nintendo eShop Club Nintendo Picross (2012) • Photos with Mario (2013) • Mario and Donkey Kong: Minis on the Move (2013) • Club Nintendo Picross+ (2014) • Nintendo Badge Arcade (2014) • Dr. Mario: Miracle Cure (2015) • Mini Mario & Friends: amiibo Challenge (2016) • Virtual Console games (2011-2016)
Crossovers Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games (2012) • Sonic Lost World (2013) • Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS (2014) • Ultimate NES Remix (2014) • Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition (2015) • Rhythm Heaven Megamix (2015) • Skylanders: SuperChargers Racing (2015) • Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games (2016) • Minecraft: New Nintendo 3DS Edition (2017)
Home menu AR Games • StreetPass Mii Plaza
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