Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door remake and Luigi's Mansion 2 HD are getting new information soon, according to a reliable insider.
Speaking on X/Twitter, Pyoro, a well-known insider with an almost impeccable track record, teased that more information on both games could be coming around March 10th, Mario Day. As both games are scheduled for a 2024 release, we could finally hear more about their release dates soon.
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— Pyoro (@Pyoro_X) March 4, 2024
As for how the information regarding the Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door remake and Luigi's Mansion 2 HD will be revealed, no one can say. A Mario-focused Nintendo Direct would make a lot of sense, but it is unlikely it would be aired exactly on March 10th, as Mario Day falls on a Sunday this year.
The Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door remake is among the most anticipated games coming to Nintendo Switch this year. Revealed late last year, the game seems to be an extremely faithful recreation of the original, featuring the same turn-based combat and crazy story and characters. Hopefully, we won't have to wait much longer to experience the game ourselves.
The Nintendo GameCube game returns with updated graphics. Turn the page and join Mario and friends in an RPG adventure to discover the legendary treasure behind the ancient Thousand-Year Door. Will Mario complete his papery quest, or will he crumple under the pressure? Find out when Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door unfolds on Nintendo Switch in 2024.
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