Nintendo has announced that Paper Mario: Sticker Star is being brought to life this November, with the arrival of a special Paper Mario style pop-up diner in Spitalfields.
Paper Mario:Sticker Star is the first Paper Mario game to be launched in five years and is the first edition of the game to be made available on the Nintendo 3DS.
To mark the occasion, the distinctive world of Paper Mario, from corrugated cardboard landscapes to hologram stickers, will pop up in glorious 3D, with the help of the artist and designer Camille Walala. Her imaginative and quirky interior design will transform the ever-popular Breakfast Club café and bar in Spitalfields into a one-off diner experience based on the world of Paper Mario:Sticker Star.
From floor to ceiling, including walls, tables and chairs, placemats and staff uniforms, the diner will bring to life the game, including key characters, objects, stickers and other aspects of the Sticker Star world.
The diner will be open to the public and operate as usual, but with diners experiencing the special ‘paperised’ Mariotake-over on Tuesday 20th and Wednesday 21st November.
