The sixth entry in the Paper Mario series is familiar, kid-friendly fun – but shows signs of evolution
– are all throwbacks, continuations of decades-old franchises. This Neverlandish refusal to grow up is not a bug, of course, but a feature. Nintendo has weaponised nostalgia as Einstein did the atom.Nintendo’s approach only works if their new games can go toe-to-toe with their forebears for amusement and invention, anddoes this with aplomb. From the off, it feels crisply fun and addictive – easy enough for young children to grasp but complex enough to keep adults engaged.
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