Favorite Mario RPG

What is your favorite Mario RPG

  • Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars

    Votes: 2 6.3%
  • Paper Mario

    Votes: 2 6.3%
  • Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door

    Votes: 10 31.3%
  • Super Paper Mario

    Votes: 3 9.4%
  • Paper Mario: Sticker Star <--- dare to pick this one

    Votes: 3 9.4%
  • Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga

    Votes: 1 3.1%
  • Mario and Luigi: Partners in time

    Votes: 3 9.4%
  • Mario and Luigi: Bowser's inside story

    Votes: 7 21.9%
  • Mario and Luigi: Dream Team

    Votes: 1 3.1%

  • Total voters
    32

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Celestial Guide
Mario is not just a big name in platforms but also in role playing games as well. What is your favorite of the many RPGs that have stared everyone's least favorite plumber?

As of now, Bowser's Inside Story still stands as my favorite as it's the game that feel it has the most charm in it.
 
Superstar Saga hands down. That game was my childhood.
 
Thousand Year Door is going to win the poll. I know it.

I voted for Partners in Time.
 
I just had to vote for Bowser's Inside Story.

There's just something about that game that I just completely love about it. Dream Team was definitely an awesome game in it's own right and I loved every minute of it, but I felt like Bowser's Inside Story really brought the series together, bring old and new stuff together. Now that the cloud of DT being new is off of me, I can say that BiS is better, but by a little.
 
Paper mario by far, sure there are some that out do it, but for me it was the best.

Mainly because it got me into rpgs to begin with, plus it had nice battle customization.

Not only was it in level ups but later on the badge system really shined. IT allowed you to have a very nice play style of your mario and his companions, offering all kinds of way to battle from getting low on hp to do massive damage, to be a destructive tank, from relying on other defensive tactics such as the volt badge, or to surpass spiked foes with a certain badge to hitting almost anything with a hammer via hammer throw or quake hammer.

So many options for the gameplay. Then theres the fact of action commands, while not having the greatest variety ever, it was still enough to be called unique compared to so many other turn based rpgs. From hitting the button at the required time, to using the joystick to attack, or maybe even holding a button for a certain amount of time to do more damage.

There was a lot in store for many gameplay options, even badge attacks had their own action commands.

I also liked the game because it showed some side views of characters that normally you wouldnt see in the other games.

Such as luigi's diary or the chapter end with peach trying to help out mario, even bowser had his own personallity that made him far more likeable then he ever was.

There were even several new characters such as goombario, general guy, koopa bros, and even watt. Still many more to add to that list but yeah.

The only flaw that i see in the game even to this day is the sidequests, as most of them were fetch quests and i dont really like fetch quests.

Overall though paper mario is fantastic to me, ive played 30 different playthroughs and even 100% the game on several occasions.

A top of the rate rpg and even to this day it remains as one of my favorite rpg games ever made.

Damn i love it.
 
Zae Eildus said:

I really do love Paper Mario, but the controls back then were a bit annoying and I didn't like how when you were doing sidequests you never really got to know what you've done or who you've tattled in battle, except for a tally chart in your house.

Honestly, I would love for a remake of it so that they can improve upon that stuff, because it definitely is an awesome game.
 
I voted for Super Paper Mario. Even though the first RPG game I've played was Super Mario RPG, the former game is what truly what got me into the RPGs in the first place. Plus, it features Dimentio, who happens to be my favorite villain in the series.
 
Ulrich said:
Zae Eildus said:

I really do love Paper Mario, but the controls back then were a bit annoying and I didn't like how when you were doing sidequests you never really got to know what you've done or who you've tattled in battle, except for a tally chart in your house.

Honestly, I would love for a remake of it so that they can improve upon that stuff, because it definitely is an awesome game.

yeah the sidequests were pretty lame, i dont mind the controls though, felt okay to me at least.

But yeah id love for there to be a remake of it, its something i would certainly get day 1.