Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door

This is a different type of game. It's not actually an RPG, to the "T". Though it does have some quests and Mini Quests in it. Searching and puzzles to say the least. You do get to bounce on things and squash them... ( sort of, when in battle ). Despite the different theme in playing.. I loved the game, beat it, and wished it would have never ended.

when i got this game i thought it would be a good game . when i got it i didnt know what i was doing . what was the point if the game . it was 50$ for nothing 0 zero zip zilch. the first day i got it i played it but never played it again

I'll start off by saying, this was yet another game lots of people were saying was great. So I go out and buy it and bring it home thinking I'll have a good time. Boy was i wrong. I don't know about you, but I consider myself to be and intelligent person, and to enjoy a type of entertainment in which you interact with like video games, I require it to be intellectually stimulating. If want some brainless entertainment I'll go turn on the television. This game does have two positives going for it that keep it above a 5.0 rating. First, it has some interesting graphics, art, whatever you want to call these days. All of the colors make it easy on your eyes. The other positive thing about it is that it feels like it has a lot of potential to be so much more. Unfortunately the broken combat, idiotic dialog, and dumb storyline just make it unbearable. In all honesty and couldn't keep myself playing the game after a while because of how boring it was and how dumbed down it was making me fell.

Initially after receiving the game I thought it interesting but, after playing for awhile, The fun quickly faded away. Too much time is wasted on explaining each level. I prefer the regular Mario.

this is what it means to be a kid for the whole family get playin.