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Paper Mario Color Splash (Nintendo Wii U, 2016) Complete

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Condition: Very Good: An item that is used but still in very good condition. No damage to the jewel case or ... Very Good: An item that is used but still in very good condition. No damage to the jewel case or item cover, no scuffs, scratches, cracks, or holes. The cover art and liner notes are included. The VHS or DVD box is included. The video game instructions and box are included. The teeth of disk holder are undamaged. Minimal wear on the exterior of item. No skipping on CD/DVD. No fuzzy/snowy frames on VHS tape. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab

Release Year: 2016

UPC: 0045496904326

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Nintendo

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WUPPCNFE

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0045496904326

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6031751723

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E-Everyone

Genre

Role Playing

Features

Manual Included, Multiplayer

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NTSC-U/C (US/Canada)

Platform

Nintendo Wii U

Game Name

Paper Mario

Dimensions

Length

7.54in

Height

5.38in

Width

.58in

Depth

.6in

Weight

.2lbs.

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2016

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by barracudadeals
Aug 19, 2020Top favourable review
Great for 5 year olds or 38 year olds.
Really makes you think and use strategy. Even my 5 year old enjoys it. Definitely a great and different Mario game to add to the collection.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: sellinstuf2u
by wolfenpilot687
Mar 02, 2018Top critical review
Sticker Star, but very slightly better.
The game plays a lot like Sticker Star, which wasn't very warmly welcomed by fans of the Paper Mario series. Once again, attacks in battles depend on you having the right stickers...I mean, cards, in your inventory. Once again, Things return, and this time at least you get some more hints on which Thing you'll need at a given moment. The actual new mechanic of this game is paint. This time around, you have a RYB color meter that gets used up whenever you use colorless cards, whack colorless stuff, and that's about it. Depending on where you are in the game, paint can be graciously provided to you in boatloads, even when you don't need it. Other times, you can find yourself mindlessly whacking at a tree, trying to get some precious blue paint from the green the tree gives you. That's ... The game plays a lot like Sticker Star, which wasn't very warmly welcomed by fans of the Paper Mario series. Once again, attacks in battles depend on you having the right stickers...I mean, cards, in your inventory. Once again, Things return, and this time at least you get some more hints on which Thing you'll need at a given moment. The actual new mechanic of this game is paint. This time around, you have a RYB color meter that gets used up whenever you use colorless cards, whack colorless stuff, and that's about it. Depending on where you are in the game, paint can be graciously provided to you in boatloads, even when you don't need it. Other times, you can find yourself mindlessly whacking at a tree, trying to get some precious blue paint from the green the tree gives you. That's something that sounds really fun in concept: color restoration. By whacking blank objects with your hammer, some of your paint gets used in order to return color to that particular object. Sometimes you gotta whack around until the blank surface is completely colored, which can be troublesome every now and then. Battles are one of the complains I have with this game. They are, essentially, completely needless. They can be cumbersome if you don't have the right attack cards in your inventory, which prompts one to go back to town after completing a stage, in order to buy more jump or hammer cards (get the colorless ones, they are vastly cheaper, and you won't be running out of paint very often). As I mentioned before, finding paint is often as easy as whacking a background object of the color you require, so it being a reward for winning battles is kind of confusing. Coins are extremely easy to obtain as well. One hour into the game, I had already obtained over 1,000 of these. The only battle-exclusive reward I can think of is hammer experience, which levels up your hammer, but only in the aspect of how much paint it can hold. The damage it causes is not increased, confusingly. In the terms of visuals and music, both are astonishingly good. Color Splash manages an extremely realistic aesthetic of an arts-and-crafts landscape, with every detail of the world looking like it could belong right in a diorama and the music ends up being quite catchy. Content-wise, I have yet to complete the game, but so far, it seems roughly the same as Sticker Star. Small, self-contained stages that only have one or two objectives each, with you having to traverse the stage once again to get the second one. The most disappointing part of this game so far are the Roshambo Temples, which, as the name implies, are places dedicated solely to games of rock-paper-scissors. These often involve the luck-based factor that characterizes this game, which can end up being quite frustrating if RNGs aren't on your side. The writing in Color Splash is one of its saving graces. Interestingly, the enemies in the game have the most interesting dialogue, with witty remarks when they drag you into combat. Overall, the game seems to be a slightly better written and looking continuation of Sticker Star, albeit still a far cry from the original three games in the series. If you plan on getting it, make yourself a favor and try to find a used or discounted copy: you do not want to pay $60 for this. At most, $20.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: mhdealsplus
by bjs333whx
Feb 02, 2021
Memorable and a great soundtrack
This game has memorable characters and countless hilarious moments. It also has reflective moments that you might not expect. The soundtrack is absolutely incredible, featuring some of the best music I’ve heard.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: deadwall
by ijX93qQGQxK@Deleted
Apr 29, 2019
A step up
Let me say I still think it could’ve been different in so many ways. However I appreciate Nintendo and IS trying to experiment with their games. It’s just that the battle system could be changed back to the original Paper Mario days. The battle system is still treated as like a puzzle and frankly I feel like that should be left out. It still was a fun game though, and I tried to approach this with an open mind. I just wish they would bring back TTYD mechanics again.Let me say I still think it could’ve been different in so many ways. However I appreciate Nintendo and IS trying to experiment with their games. It’s just that the battle system could be changed back to the original Paper Mario days. The battle system is still treated as like a puzzle and frankly I feel like that should be left out. It still was a fun game though, and I tried to approach this with an open mind. I just wish they would bring back TTYD mechanics again.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: jtg_outlet
by jbl530
Jul 08, 2025
Really compelling and fun!
The video game is really fun and it’s a great intro to the RPG genre for new comers. Any video games fan, old or new, will enjoy this journey.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: iancook104

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Sticker Star, but very slightly better.

Memorable and a great soundtrack

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