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    The team behind those great N64 Zelda ports just released Paper Mario on PC

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    The team behind those great N64 Zelda ports just released Paper Mario on PC

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    • The team behind unofficial ports of several classic N64 games has now released PaperBoat.
    • This is a fan port of Paper Mario to Windows, Linux, and MacOS.
    • The team previously released ports of Ocarina of Time, Majora’s Mask, Super Mario 64, and more.

    There’s no shortage of Nintendo 64 games unofficially ported to other platforms, and the Harbor Masters team is responsible for some of the best ports in general. There’s good news if you were waiting for the team to release another port.

    The Harbor Masters group has just released PaperBoat, an unofficial port of Paper Mario, on Windows, Linux, and MacOS. Paper Mario is a classic turn-based action-RPG starring Mario and released in 2000. The game also stands out thanks to its unique visuals, with characters appearing as 2D paper-style cutouts.

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