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Anna Koselke

20 years later, Paper Mario: The Thousand Year door is calling Switch players out for cheating in the RPG's lottery, just like the original GameCube version

Paper Mario.

All these years later, players tempted to cheat the Happy Lucky Lottery in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door by changing their system's clock are still being met with an explosive end.

Despite plenty of new content and a visual overhaul, the recent Paper Mario remake stays true to the original 2D RPG in some of the best (and silliest) ways possible. For example, the Happy Lucky Lottery functions just as it did in the 2004 GameCube release - for better or worse. This means players are still at the mercy of bulky bob-omb Lucky and his taxing time-based prize system. Unfortunately, it also means that the old clock change trick we Animal Crossing stans may attempt doesn't quite work to cheese badges and shrooms early.

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