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Paper Mario: Sticker Star is that one handsome and funny person we all know that is terrible with money and relationships. They’re broken, but they get by because they’re likable.

Paper Mario: Sticker Star for the Nintendo 3DS proves that the game stands up with those elements tweaked, streamlined, and stripped out to focus on exploration and puzzle-solving.

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The Wii's Paper Mario tried real-time battles, with somewhat mixed results, so Sticker Star returns to turn-based fights. It's a very streamlined system that junks almost all role-playing elements.

Paper Mario: Sticker Star ’s few problems are written into its very structure as an amalgam of genres. If you go in expecting an RPG, you’re apt to be disappointed by simplified battles and stats.

And, of course, Mario, Peach and Bowser, and everything else in this adorable version of the Mushroom Kingdom, are made of paper. But under the surface, Sticker Star is a very different game.

Paper Mario: Sticker Star for the Nintendo 3DS proves that the game stands up with those elements tweaked, streamlined, and stripped out to focus on exploration and puzzle-solving.