
Unlike competing consoles from Sony and Sega, the N64 used ROM cartridges as game media. While the Nintendo 64 never sold nearly as many consoles as the Sony PlayStation, it still played host to many innovative and high-quality games. It included an innovative triple-handled controller with an analog thumbstick and four controller ports out of the box, which made it a great system for multiplayer experiences. Launched 25 years ago this month, the Nintendo 64 packed a cutting-edge home 3D gaming experience into a small charcoal gray unit.

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Paper Mario is a beloved classic of the Nintendo 64, and having a fully functional version to play on the Switch would be a dream come true for fans of the series. At this point, it is clear that the best thing for Nintendo to do is fix its emulation problems to improve the gaming experience for NSO subscribers. The best move for Nintendo would be for it to address the large number of complaints from players who have encountered these problems, and put in the necessary work to fix all of the issues that keep cropping up. With a wide array of users reporting these problems, this port of Paper Mario is proving to be rather problematic.
