Manufacturer's Description
Nintendo Paper Mario 2: The Thousand Year Door (GC)
This sequel to Paper Mario delivers a thrilling two-dimensional role-playing adventure. Mario returns to paper form in pursuit of a threat unlike any he's ever faced. This time around, more emphasis is placed on the paper abilities of Mario and his friends. He can turn sideways to slip through cracks, fold into a paper airplane to fly, roll into a tube and more.
Product Specifications for
Nintendo Paper Mario 2: The Thousand Year Door (GC)
| General |
| URL |
http://www.nintendo.com/ |
| Network Compatible |
No |
| Simultaneous Multiplayer Mode |
No |
| Release Date |
2004-10-11 |
| ESRB Rating |
E (Everyone) |
| Game Genre |
Role Playing Games (RPG) |
| Memory Space Required |
17 Blocks |
| Maximum Number of Players |
1 |
Most recent User Reviews for
Nintendo Paper Mario 2: The Thousand Year Door (GC)
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Reviewed by: Spartan_382
04-22-06
Duration of ownership:
Strengths: Very good, long storyline with lots of surprises. Great RPG action with lots of differnt moves, items and enemies. Grahpics are quite good.
Weaknesses:Way too much dialouge. Slow to get going at first. Some levels may be a bit linear.
Overall Evaluation: Personally, I loved this game. The story was very deep, with tons of surprises and mysteries. There are quite a few side missions to keep you busy. The boss fights are great and the crowd interacts with the battles, which I thought was very neat. There are seven partners for you to acquire in your party, and they all have a unique set of moves. There were eight chapters in all of pure RPG, and the main goal of Mario is to find out what is behind the Thousand Year Door, But don't get too excited, as the secret is revealed to you part way through the game. The art style was well crafted, and the graphics are great, but not all gamers may like the cartoony style. There are 124 different enemies, but some are just upgrades of weaker ones. There is a ton to do in this game, and you won't be able to put it down. If you don't already, go get Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door
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Reviewed by: PaperLuigi13
03-15-06
Duration of ownership:
1
Years
Strengths: Everything especially the music/sound effects
Weaknesses:Nothing
Overall Evaluation: This game was really fun throughout the whole thing. There were times where it went kinda slow, but then it started up again. Every time I replay it there is something new to find. I also loved the drawings and characters.
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Reviewed by: dude1011
11-27-05
Duration of ownership:
10
Years
Strengths: i like the sound fx. it is very challenging.
Weaknesses:when i said it was challenging, i meant challenging (a little too challenging!) other than that, i give it 5 thumbs up!
Overall Evaluation: paper mario is a exiting/funny/challenging game. i liked the sound fx and the charactars but most of all, when it shows bowser! i like paper mario a lot!!! it's awesome!!!
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Reviewed by: shrike424242
11-27-05
Duration of ownership:
Strengths: Great graphics and sounds, offbeat storyline and action
Weaknesses:None apparent
Overall Evaluation: Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door is a sequel to the N64 game. It's an RPG story with Mario off rescuing Princess Peach, through some very offbeat action combat sequences and plot. It looks great and sounds great, and it's another must-have for the Gamecube.
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Reviewed by: Bowevil
09-13-05
Duration of ownership:
3
Months
Strengths: Great sense of humor.Colorful and vivid graphics.Great sound.
Weaknesses:None.
Overall Evaluation: The thousand year door. What does it do and what happens when you pass through it. You will have a good laugh playing this game. The dialog and story pokes fun at Mario and all of his cohorts in this great adventure. The first paper Mario game was great the this is just as good. Wonderful music and sound effects as you fight bad guy on stage in front of an audience. Lots of mini-games and coins to collect. Go get Paper Mario now.
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