| | Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Gamecube
 (21 Customer Reviews)
GameCube sequel to the unique 2.5D role-playing game for N64. Known as Paper Mario RPG in Japan (the original was called Mario Story), Paper Mario 2 combines turn-based battles with action elements. You select commands from a command ring atop your characters' heads, such as jumping or swinging a hammer, then have to time yourself just right to defend or pull off maximum damage. Throughout their adventure, Mario and friends find help in a few items and places. You can heal your party at an inn and purchase items at a shop, collect coins by defeating enemies, and buy new special abilities in a badge shop. Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door also features a lot of different mini games, such as a quiz show, a lottery, or the ability to control Bowser in a sides-crolling action sequence. Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Games Review Features Timing Action Commands help you dodge or inflict damage, and impress the crowd to give you power for super attacks; fold into a paper airplane and take to the air, turn sideways to slip through narrow passages, and roll into a tube to bounce to safety. Controls Control stick: move cursor, walk or run
B-button: cancel action, return to previous menu, use hammer or counter enemy attack
control pad: shortcuts to menus
control pad down: journal menu
control pad right: badges menu
X-button: use partner's abilities or attack
Z-button: display stats
start or pause-button: open menu screen
X, B and start-button: reset game to title screen.
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Hints You can meet or hear about five characters that were in the first Paper Mario game on the N64. To hear about these characters, witness or do the following: listen to the letter that Koops reads off in Hooktails Castle, talk to Koops’
s journal, and talk to the Boo at Podley Heights after beating the game. Purchase Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door To buy, Click on price to add to cart
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Everyone (Content suitable for ages 6 and older)
good game
the second best game ever!
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