Super Paper Mario
2007 video game
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Summary
Super Paper Mario is a video game[1]. It ranks in the top 3% of video game entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (2,366 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- Director: Ryota Kawade[3]
- Composer: Yasuhisa Baba[4], Masanobu Matsunaga[5], Chika Sekigawa[6], Naoko Mitome[7]
- Publisher: Nintendo[8]
- Genre: platform game[9], role-playing video game[10]
- Producer: Kensuke Tanabe[11], Ryouichi Kitanishi[12]
- Developer: Intelligent Systems[13]
- Part of the series: Paper Mario[14], Mario[15]
- Depicts: doomsday[16], parallel universe[17], prophecy[18], underworld[19], samurai[20], brainwashing[21], forbidden love[22], kidnapping[23], indentured servitude[24], trading card[25], outer space[26], haunted house[27], amnesia[28], royal family[29]
- Production company: Intelligent Systems[30]
- Commons category: Super Paper Mario[31]
- Platform: Wii[32], Wii U[33]
- Game mode: single-player video game[34]
- Language of work or name: Japanese[35], English[36], Spanish[37]
- Distribution format: Nintendo optical disc[38], digital download[39]
- Input device: Wii Remote[40]
- Country of origin: Japan[41]
- Has part(s): Chapter 1: Lineland[42], Chapter 2: Gloam Valley[43], Chapter 3: The Bitlands[44], Chapter 4: Outer Space[45], Chapter 5: Land of the Cragnons[46], Chapter 6: Sammer's Kingdom[47], Chapter 7: The Underwhere[48], Chapter 8: Castle Bleck[49]
- Publication date: April 9, 2007[50], April 19, 2007[51], September 14, 2007[52], September 20, 2007[53], June 16, 2016[54], August 3, 2016[55], August 11, 2016[56]
- Characters: Mario[57], Luigi[58], Princess Peach[59], Bowser[60], Count Bleck[61], Pixl[62]
Why It Matters
Super Paper Mario has Wikipedia articles in 21 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[63] It is known by 31 alternative names across languages and contexts.[64]