What did you like about Sticker Star?

I liked how the Thing Stickers all had some cool battle effects. I liked the Boom Box, Baseball Bat and Soda Can, but I wish they could be used more than once before you have to buy them again. I understand they may be too strong to spam, but maybe limit them to one use per battle and keep them in the inventory.

The cutscenes after the bosses were a nice touch. I always looked forward to them as they had at least some story and character in them.

Which was your favorite world?

I loved The Enigmansion and Ice World, but I also loved World 3 because I love Forests. The boss was awesome and Snifit or Wiffit was fun. Plus, it was a long world with plenty of variety.

The bosses were hard if you did not use the right combinations of Thing Stickers.

I prefer more open boss battles that allow multiple strategies.

Blooper and Mr. Blizzard had my favorite battles.

I was not fond of the inventory, but I guess it is on par with the other games. I never really thought about it before. I like the spacing and being able to see everything without menus, but I hate how stickers are one time only so it really encourages hoarding awesome stickers.

Thing Stickers are fun to organize, though.

I know. I did talk about the inventory space and layout. It was nice.

I liked Birdo's cameo. ^_^

Yeah, like I said before - it's probably regarded so bad because 1. people put their expectations too high and 2. they all compare it to the other MRPGS and those only.

How could expectations not be high? Before this each game had unique stories and characters without a hint of slowing down.The fans were right to have their high expectations.

Dark Moon was placed on a handheld and was outstanding, so handheld is no excuse. Series have superb handheld games all the time. DK, Mario, and Zelda all did it well before, along with Metroid.

This was on Nintendo and Intelligent Systems alone.

I hate to admit it? But! The only good things about this game are the graphics and animation's alone. (Especially on the toads.) Anything else after that? Still sucks! XD (The music may be cheering and happy. But that's not why I buy an RPG for?) If some of the bigger YouTube stars were to do a review on this game alone? They will tear it all apart from the inside out! XD (Like Banjo Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts!) That review was awesome to watch. They may have development on Kamek alone (for some reason? Even do he's WAY older than Bowser according to Yoshi's Island 1?) (Maybe he found the Fountain of youth?) XD Maybe that's why the old Koopa which from the first two games didn't make an appearance in Sticker Star... Cause she was in retirement for good?) LOL

Visually is not bad game, but gameplay wise? XD

I'll leave it at that?

I'll give it a 4/10

I found this game pretty fun for most part. World 3 and 4 were may favorite (Exclude the last snow ball part of 4-1). While it didn't have a huge story driven plot or unique characters, the toad are amusing at least. I do like the stragity involve with the stickersm I'm pretty good at balancing all of that out. Kemek is one of my fav Mario villains and it nice to see him getting bigger roles. The story around corrupted wishes is neat idea.

I really really loved Sticker Star as an addition to the series. Am I outnumbered?

Yeah, I will say that I missed Super Paper Mario or whichever one was on the Wii. I know that that one wasn't too highly favored, I think because of the dimensional changes the game took on. I didn't experience it, but I know that's why my best friend wasn't too fond of it. But I really loved the cute mechanics with the stickers and just, as everyone has said, the overall great graphics. It made my experience a blast.

Honestly, Paper Mario is one of the few series that does turn-based fighting that I can get into. Probably because they setup a whole stage dynamic and make it more engaging and fun that way.

I'd like to say that this was the first Paper Mario game I actually played, I really enjoyed the gameplay getting stickers. I also enjoyed getting stronger ones which made me feel more powerful. Another thing I'd like to point out is I like to do this game in my own order here it is

Decalburg

Warm Fuzzy Plains

Bouquet Gardens

Water's Edge Way

Hither Thither Hill

Whaminno Mountain

Goomba Fortress (only to get the Trumpet and Luigi after that I instantly leave)

Drybake Desert

Yoshi Sphinx

Sandshifter Ruins

Damp Oasis

Leaflitter Path

The Bafflewood

Wiggler's Treehouse

Strike Lake

Loop Loop River

Outlook Point

Rustle Burrow

Tree Branch Trail

Gauntlet Pond

Stump Glade

The Bafflewood

Strike Lake

Holey Thicket (only to get the Bowser Tape and reveal the Wiggler Segment)

Surfshine Harbor

Shy Guy Jungle

Jungle Rapids

Long Fall Falls

Chomp Ruins

Rugged Road

Snow Rise

Ice Flow

The Enigmansion

Shaved-Ice Cave

Whiteout Valley

Rumble Volcano

Bowser's Snow Fort

Goomba Fortress (for boss)

Drybake Stadium

Holey Thicket (for Comet Piece)

Bowser's Snow Fort (for Toad Rescue)

Jungle Rapids (for Toad Rescue)

Whitecap Beach

Surfshine Harbor

Stump Glade (for Wiggler Diary Entry)

Wiggler's Tree House

Whitecap Beach

Leafitter Path (for HP-Up Heart)

Stump Glade (for HP-Up Heart)

Decal Channel

Gate Cliff

Decalburg*

Wiggler's Tree House*

Bowser Jr.'s Flotilla*

Bowser's Sky Castle*

Means that I usually delete the file before I do these to start the game over again...

Overall, I really like the design of the levels and stuff, I do wish there was a level up system but eh this works too. I made a full message about it on Nintendo Wikia if you want to read it...