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As the above shows, each new game in the series has sold more than the previous untill Sticker Star. It is unknown if this tradition will continue if the franchise does. It is thought that the original didn't sell very well due to the fact that it was released so late in the Nintendo 64's lifespan. The Paper Mario series is a series of Role-Playing games created by Nintendo, set in the Mushroom Kingdom. The series debuted in 2001 with the release of Paper Mario for the Nintendo 64. It is revealed in Mario and Luigi Paper jam that the Paper Mario universe exists as a book in the Mario and Luigi universe Paper Mario is one of the sub-series' of the Mario series. The series currently has four installments: Paper Mario, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Super Paper Mario, and Paper Mario: Sticker Star. The games are generally RPGs, however, Super Paper Mario is a platformer instead of an RPG. The series follows a paper version of Mario as he usually explores the world collecting seven different objects for one specific object. However, the later games in the series are different, sometimes only collecting six of a specific object and sometimes collecting eight.

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The Paper Mario series is a series of Role-Playing games created by Nintendo, set in the Mushroom Kingdom. The series debuted in 2001 with the release of Paper Mario for the Nintendo 64. Paper Mario is one of the sub-series' of the Mario series. The series currently has four installments: Paper Mario, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Super Paper Mario, and Paper Mario: Sticker Star. The games are generally RPGs, however, Super Paper Mario is a platformer instead of an RPG. The series follows a paper version of Mario as he usually explores the world collecting seven different objects for one specific object. However, the later games in the series are different, sometimes only collecting six of a specific object and sometimes collecting eight. The first Paper Mario game was prior planned to be known as Super Mario RPG 2, thus a sequel to the Mario RPG game on the SNES, but was later programmed into a different Mario game but still an RPG. It is revealed in Mario and Luigi Paper jam that the Paper Mario universe exists as a book in the Mario and Luigi universe As the above shows, each new game in the series has sold more than the previous untill Sticker Star. It is unknown if this tradition will continue if the franchise does. It is thought that the original didn't sell very well due to the fact that it was released so late in the Nintendo 64's lifespan.

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