NoobFeed editor Azfar Rayan writes - Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door probably has one or two issues that might annoy you, but it's also one of the greatest and wildest role-playing games ever made. The remake adds several renewed concepts that make it stand apart even more and it's undoubtedly one of the finest and most adored role-playing games of all time.
CCG writes - "Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door is my dream remake of my favorite Mario RPG. It remains incredibly faithful to the original while greatly improving how it looks and sounds. This remake also gives more people an opportunity to play this amazing game, as finding a copy of the original is a treasure hunt in and of itself. However, the moral issues are nothing to brush off. Nintendo’s willingness to make a character a transvestite especially upsets me, and this issue alone would prevent me from allowing a kid to play this at the age I was when I played the original. If you are able to ignore that change and the other moral issues, however, you are in for a journey you will not soon forget."
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The Outerhaven writes: It's time to jump back into one of the greatest RPG titles ever! Get ready for our Paper Mario The Thousand-Year Door Review!
Great remake... it had been so long since I played the GC original that I completely did not notice a difference in fps. This feels very natural as it is and looks great doing it.