To me, it seems like Nintendo focused more on the dialogue between the characters and their paper counterparts than the actual gameplay. Switching between the real and paper worlds seems like an obvious choice, as does adding Paper Luigi to the trio. Nintendo thought that the RPG series' were so popular that they could just throw them together without even thinking. But hey, I'll have to get the game to figure out whether I'm right or not.
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Re: Review: Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam Bros. (3DS)
To me, it seems like Nintendo focused more on the dialogue between the characters and their paper counterparts than the actual gameplay. Switching between the real and paper worlds seems like an obvious choice, as does adding Paper Luigi to the trio. Nintendo thought that the RPG series' were so popular that they could just throw them together without even thinking. But hey, I'll have to get the game to figure out whether I'm right or not.