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|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door

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|style="text-align:left;"|The Switch remake ~~downgrades the~~ art style to match the series' later appearance (post-Sticker Star), uses the ~~most~~ censored graphics in all regions ~~and adds some~~ additional ~~censorship for good measure~~. It ~~also~~ runs at 30FPS ~~when~~ the original ~~was a~~ consistent 60 on much less powerful hardware. Rearranged soundtrack which can be disabled. Large number of minor gameplay changes, some of which are quality-of-life but mostly just make the game easier. The slot machine game at the Pianta Parlor was removed in all regions. ~~Most infamously, the~~ remake features a "modernized" script that ~~(among many~~, ~~many other things) makes~~ Vivian trans in all regions (far more overtly than in the original Japanese version, where Vivian's character description was 「オンナのコのようで　ホントは　オトコのコ」 (''"She looks like a girl, but she's really a boy"'') and ~~censors~~ every instance of "misgendering". [https://www.mariowiki.com/Paper_Mario:_The_Thousand-Year_Door_(Nintendo_Switch)#Changes_from_the_original_game Go to the Mario Wiki if you want to see every single difference.]

|style="text-align:left;"|The Switch remake updates its art style to match the series' later appearance (post-Sticker Star) with slightly white outlines, but still faithful to the original. However, it uses the censored graphics in all regions, with additional ones exclusive to the remake. It runs at 30FPS, despite in the original being consistent at 60FPS on much less powerful hardware. Rearranged soundtrack which can be disabled with a badge. Large number of minor gameplay changes, some of which are quality-of-life upgrades (like fixing the backtracking issue), but mostly just make the game easier. The slot machine game at the Pianta Parlor was removed in all regions. The remake features a "modernized" script that changes some of the dialogues, most notably being Vivian's identity to be trans in all regions (far more overtly than in the original Japanese version, where Vivian's character description was 「オンナのコのようで　ホントは　オトコのコ」 (''"She looks like a girl, but she's really a boy"'') and removes every instance of "misgendering". [https://www.mariowiki.com/Paper_Mario:_The_Thousand-Year_Door_(Nintendo_Switch)#Changes_from_the_original_game Go to the Mario Wiki if you want to see every single difference.]

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 |Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
 |style="white-space: nowrap;"|Nintendo Switch (R)
-|style="text-align:left;"|The Switch remake downgrades the art style to match the series' later appearance (post-Sticker Star), uses the most censored graphics in all regions and adds some additional censorship for good measure. It also runs at 30FPS when the original was a consistent 60 on much less powerful hardware. Rearranged soundtrack which can be disabled. Large number of minor gameplay changes, some of which are quality-of-life but mostly just make the game easier. The slot machine game at the Pianta Parlor was removed in all regions.  Most infamously, the remake features a "modernized" script that (among many, many other things) makes Vivian trans in all regions (far more overtly than in the original Japanese version, where Vivian's character description was 「オンナのコのようで　ホントは　オトコのコ」 (''"She looks like a girl, but she's really a boy"'') and censors every instance of "misgendering". [https://www.mariowiki.com/Paper_Mario:_The_Thousand-Year_Door_(Nintendo_Switch)#Changes_from_the_original_game Go to the Mario Wiki if you want to see every single difference.]
+|style="text-align:left;"|The Switch remake updates its art style to match the series' later appearance (post-Sticker Star) with slightly white outlines, but still faithful to the original. However, it uses the censored graphics in all regions, with additional ones exclusive to the remake. It runs at 30FPS, despite in the original being consistent at 60FPS on much less powerful hardware. Rearranged soundtrack which can be disabled with a badge. Large number of minor gameplay changes, some of which are quality-of-life upgrades (like fixing the backtracking issue), but mostly just make the game easier. The slot machine game at the Pianta Parlor was removed in all regions.  The remake features a "modernized" script that changes some of the dialogues, most notably being Vivian's identity to be trans in all regions (far more overtly than in the original Japanese version, where Vivian's character description was 「オンナのコのようで　ホントは　オトコのコ」 (''"She looks like a girl, but she's really a boy"'') and removes every instance of "misgendering". [https://www.mariowiki.com/Paper_Mario:_The_Thousand-Year_Door_(Nintendo_Switch)#Changes_from_the_original_game Go to the Mario Wiki if you want to see every single difference.]
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