Post by Deleted on Aug 23, 2014 8:32:52 GMT -5
So, I was comparing the RPG's and noticed this.
The first games in the Mario and Luigi and Paper Mario series I know nothing about. Sorry.
The second games both had you collecting something, only for it to end badly. Partners in Time had you collecting the Cobalt Star shards which would lead to Elder Princess Shroob. The Thousand Year Door had the Crystal Stars, which would lead you to a dark, evil place, and the Shadow Queen.
The third games both had Bowser playable, and involved someone sacrificing themselves. Fawful blew himself up to finally defeat the Mario Bros. Tippi and Count Bleck sacrificed themselves to save the world and to be together.
The fourth games in the series introduced something that made the games different from the others. Dream Team introduced a brand new art style and gyroscope controls (which was also rage-inducing). Sticker Star introduced a lack of story (whyyyy?), a new battle system with stickers, and I would say better graphics but that happens with every game in the series.
The first games in the Mario and Luigi and Paper Mario series I know nothing about. Sorry.
The second games both had you collecting something, only for it to end badly. Partners in Time had you collecting the Cobalt Star shards which would lead to Elder Princess Shroob. The Thousand Year Door had the Crystal Stars, which would lead you to a dark, evil place, and the Shadow Queen.
The third games both had Bowser playable, and involved someone sacrificing themselves. Fawful blew himself up to finally defeat the Mario Bros. Tippi and Count Bleck sacrificed themselves to save the world and to be together.
The fourth games in the series introduced something that made the games different from the others. Dream Team introduced a brand new art style and gyroscope controls (which was also rage-inducing). Sticker Star introduced a lack of story (whyyyy?), a new battle system with stickers, and I would say better graphics but that happens with every game in the series.
