Based on this preview, you would think so:
http://computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=160934
Having played the last Paper Mario, I know Intelligent Systems has the magic touch. But this time they seem to have outdone themselves. I'll be knocking down the doors to pick this one up next week.
http://computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=160934
Quote:
It's visually dazzling. The colours are so sharp you may just cut your eye open on them. It's crammed with familiar Mushroom Kingdom characters. The writing has all the silliness and wit we've come to expect of the series. It's huge. And, in the perspective-shifting mechanic, it's got a fresh and breath-catchingly ingenious central idea that, in Intelligent Systems' hands, is exploited in a bewildering array of ways.
Simply: it's brilliant - and one of the best games we've ever played.
It's visually dazzling. The colours are so sharp you may just cut your eye open on them. It's crammed with familiar Mushroom Kingdom characters. The writing has all the silliness and wit we've come to expect of the series. It's huge. And, in the perspective-shifting mechanic, it's got a fresh and breath-catchingly ingenious central idea that, in Intelligent Systems' hands, is exploited in a bewildering array of ways.
Simply: it's brilliant - and one of the best games we've ever played.
Having played the last Paper Mario, I know Intelligent Systems has the magic touch. But this time they seem to have outdone themselves. I'll be knocking down the doors to pick this one up next week.
20 hours is just about perfect in my book.
