Paper Mario: Color Splash was released on the Wii U console back in 2016—an era when high-profile public game debuts regularly took place in the format of special demos at E3. Recently, rare video recordings from that very exhibition build resurfaced online.
What Changed Before Release?
The GameXplain team published a detailed breakdown of the footage, originally found on the Vester&Friends and Nintendo Ninja News channels. Enthusiasts thoroughly compared the E3 demo with the final release of the game.
Among the discovered differences:
- Changes in dialogue and specific character lines;
- Reworked and rearranged tutorial elements;
- Minor balance and interface adjustments.
Paper Mario: Color Splash is remembered by players for the colorful visual style of Prism Island, its humor, and the unique mechanic of painting the world using a battle hammer and cards.
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