My Super Paper Mario Review

This Is My review of the Wii game, Super Paper Mario. 10/10, DEFINATELY!!

STORY:Well, first of all, the game is VERY funny. A first sign of that is the fact that the main bad guy is a man named Count Bleck. Anyway, the story is like this: Princess Peach has mysteriously dissapeared, so, the (Paper) Mario Bros. immediately suspect Bowser. The Mario Bros. head off to Bowser's castle, where they find out that Bowser HASN'T kidnapped Peach, but was only just about to start his attack. Then, Count Bleck attacks the castle, and kidnapps everyone - except for Mario.

Mario is greeted by a butterfly Pixl ( a pixelated Thing) named Tippi, who takes Mario to the mysterious town of flipside, a world between dimensions. Mario then meets Merlon, who tells Mario about the light and dark prophecies, and about Count Blecks plot to destroy all worlds - but Merlon also tells Mario how to stop that from happening. To do that, Mario must collect all 8 Pure Hearts, place them in their heart pillars in Flipside, then the way to Bleck Castle will open...

During the game, you'll also meet many other pixls, who each have a unique ability that will aid you on your adventure.

GAMEPLAY: This game is an RPG. although it is a mostly side-scrolling game, you'll get points for each enemy you defeat. When you reach a certain amount of points, you'll level up. Early on in the game Mario will get the ability to flip between 2D and 3D. 3D can be used to sneak past enemies and to find hidden paths and more, but you can only be in 3D for 10 seconds. During your journey, 3 other characters will join you. Here is a list of the charaters and their abilities:

Mario: 3D Flip ability

Princess Peach: Umbrella Float

Bowser: Fire Breath

Luigi: Spring Jump ( Super High Jump.)

GRAPHICS

They REALLY did a good job of the graphics of this game. Everything really is paper. There are 8 worlds; these are how just some of them are:

Chapter 1: Lines, Lines, Lines! Everythings a line!

Chapter 4: everything is pixelated-like and made from confetti-like squares of paper.

Bleck Castle: Everything is just black or white, with some exceptions.

Yup, this post is why I LOVED this game.