Nintendo’s Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door remake has been rated in Brazil and Korea.
TheSwitchgame, which was announced earlier this year, is a remake of a cult favouriteGameCubetitle, and currently holds a placeholder release date of 2024.
However, it’s possible that since the game is already beginning to arrive at rating boards, the release could come early in the year.
The Thousand-Year Door was released to critical acclaim in 2004, and currently has a score of 87 onMetacritic.
The game won Console Role Playing Game of the Year at the 8th Interactive Achievement Awards (now known as theDICEAwards).
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door has been rated in Brazil.The game currently has a release year of 2024 with no specific date attached to it. This could indicate the game is coming sooner than we expected.#NintendoSwitch#Nintendopic.twitter.com/AazRHLoFDY
It’s not the only classic Mario RPG currently getting primed for a re-release – aremake of SNES title Super Mario RPGis also in development, and is set to be released on November 17.
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door is likely one of the final large releases onNintendo‘s console before the Japanese publisher reveals plans for its next machine.
Nintendo showed off tech demos for itsNintendo Switch successor behind closed doors at Gamescom,it’s understood.
Nintendo is yet to publicly discuss its next-gen console plans, but a recent VGC report indicated thatthe company is planning to launch new hardware late next year.
