US Gamer

21st January 2016
Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Bob Mackey
Publisher: Nintendo
Machine: Nintendo DS/3DS

The addition of Paper Mario's flat cast gives this fifth entry enough new twists to overcome its duller moments.

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Bob Mackey

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Scores

Nintendo DS/3DS Version
Overall80%

Summary

By shoving the story aside and doubling down on its great battle system, Paper Jam smartly emphasizes what the series does best.

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